Converse Rubber Tracks: Studio Experience for Musicians - Radio Facts

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by Digital and Radio FactsMay 26, 2015May 9, 20260

><figcaption>CONVERSE RUBBER TRACKS UNLOCKS THE DOORS TO ICONIC STUDIOS AROUND THE WORLD (PRNewsFoto/CONVERSE Inc.)</figcaption></figure>
<p>CONVERSE Inc. announces the global launch of a monumental new <strong>Converse Rubber Tracks</strong> program that opens the doors to some of the world’s greatest recording studios in music history. Over a two-week period, <strong>Converse Rubber Tracks</strong> will activate across eight different countries in four continents, offering aspiring musicians the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to record original music at 12 landmark studios, including the two <strong>Converse Rubber Tracks</strong> studios, at no cost. Global registration begins today, Tuesday, May 26 and runs through Wednesday, June 24, featuring an online submission process that requires applicants to rank their top three studio preferences, and encourages all to enter a brief artist biography or description via a video or written application. If selected, chosen artists will be notified in early July. Following a thorough planning session with studio producers, artists chosen will be taken to one of their studios of choice in September this year, with most travel accommodations arranged and select expenses covered by Converse. Starting today, emerging artists, bands, and musicians 18 years and older and of all genres across the globe can register for the rare opportunity to record at the following participating studios: Abbey Road Studios in London, England; Sunset Sound in Los Angeles, California; Hansa Tonstudio in Berlin, Germany; Tuff Gong in Kingston, Jamaica; Greenhouse Studios in Reykjavik, Iceland; The Warehouse Studio in Vancouver, Canada; Avast Recording Co. in Seattle, Washington; Stankonia in Atlanta, Georgia; Studios 301 in Sydney, Australia; Toca do Bandido in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; the original brick-and-mortar <strong>Converse Rubber Tracks</strong> studio in Brooklyn, New York; and the second permanent <strong>Converse Rubber Tracks</strong> studio in Boston, Massachusetts, slated to open this summer.</p><div class='code-block code-block-8' style='margin: 8px auto; text-align: center; display: block; clear: both;'>
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