.::Sarm Studios::.

In support of Take That’s Gary Barlow’s recent Kilimanjaro climb in aid of Comic Relief, Sarm Studios presented Gary with a cheque for £5,000. Take That’s multi-million selling album The Circus was recorded at Sarm Studios last year.

Pictured presenting the cheque to Gary are: Studio Manger Julie Bateman, Producer and owner Trevor Horn, Trevor’s PA Mel Hoven, SPZ President Clive Black, Anne Dudley and Sarm Studios staff. (Picture taken by Record Producer Steve Lipson).

In other news, the critically aclaimed #1 album Invaders Must Die by The Prodigy was mixed in Sarm Studio 3 with Neil Mclellan. The album has been hailed as a return to form for the band and gained the highest first day sales of any album in 2009, selling 100,000 copies on its first day of release.

Two-time Grammy™ Award nominated mixer Robert Orton has been busy mixing in Sarm Studio 3 and has had recent chart success with Lady GaGa's songs: Just Dance and Poker Face both charting at #1 .

Sarm Studios is a world class recording and mix facility based in Notting Hill, London. Sarm provides the very best in-house engineers and maintenance, complemented by helpful and proficient staff, as well as 24-hour security.

Situated directly opposite Sarm are four apartments available for short term rental.