A&M Studios

Ellis Sorkin’s early exposure to music came through his family’s connection to Herb Alpert, but his own curiosity and drive launched his career. At 14, watching a recording session fueled his fascination with the craft of engineering. An apprenticeship arranged by his father in 1973 set Ellis on a path that saw him working with legends like Joni Mitchell, George Harrison, and Quincy Jones at the storied A&M Studios. His expertise and connections within Los Angeles’ recording scene led him to create Studio Referral Service in 1980, a pioneering business that helped artists and

Tommy Vicari’s career is a testament to the power of collaboration and passion for music. Prince's label, Warner Brothers, entrusted Tommy with producing the 17 year old's debut album, a partnership that would help launch one of the most iconic careers in music history. Tommy’s contributions as a Grammy-winning engineer are equally impressive, with his skills shaping recordings at legendary studios like Capitol Records and A&M Studios. Since launching his independent career in 1975, Tommy has worked with music giants like Quincy Jones, Joni Mitchell, Paul Williams, and George