Musicland Studios

The studio occupied the basement level of the Arabella High-Rise Building, featuring a 16-track recorder and Helios mixing console for professional sound production.

Giorgio Moroder established the recording facility in 1970, creating a central music production location between Paris and Tokyo during the following decades.

The studio contributed to numerous celebrated albums from artists including Queen, Led Zeppelin, Electric Light Orchestra, and The Rolling Stones through the 1970s.

Engineer Reinhold Mack supervised most recordings at the facility until its closure in the early 1990s due to interference from the U4 subway line.

Donna Summer recorded 'I Feel Love' at this location, introducing electronic dance music elements that influenced the development of house and techno genres.

Inception: 1970

Founders: Giorgio Moroder

GPS coordinates: 48.15011,11.61950

Latest update: May 27, 2025 13:15