BerkleeNYC in the Media
September 8, 2017

Power Station at BerkleeNYC
Michael Flanagan/NCP
The announcement of Berklee NYC, a partnership between Berklee, Trustee Pete Muller, and the City of New York’s Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment and Economic Development Council, generated a lot of media coverage, including feature stories in The New York Times, Boston Globe, and Billboard.
Here is a sampling of additional press coverage:
- The Wall Street Journal: NYC and Studio Team Up to Keep Music Industry Humming
- WBZ-AM: Berklee College of Music Takes Over Famed NYC Recording Studio
- WBUR’s The ARTery: Berklee to Turn a Legendary Recordings Studio into Its New York City Home Base
- AM New York: Power Station recording studio in Hell's Kitchen Saved from Closure by City Agencies
- Gothamist: Legendary Recording Studio Power Station Being Revived By Berklee
- Crain’s New York Business: Legendary NYC recording studio Will Live on as Part of Berklee College of Music
- Variety: Berklee Partners with City of New York to Renovate Power Station/Avatar Studios
- New York Post: Berklee Saves Iconic Recording Studio with $20M Infusion
- The Real Deal: Famed Recording Studio Escapes Death By Condo
- Sonic Scoop: Avatar Studios Becomes BerkleeNYC—Preservation Includes Mayor’s Office and Financier Pete Muller
- The Vinyl Factory: New York’s Storied Power Station Recording Studio Is Set for Huge Revamp
- Pro Sound Network: Avatar Saved: Berklee Buys Classic NYC Studio