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| Web site designed By : Antonio Johnson, Dwight Miller Jr. and Jason Dorst Beats for this web site: Produced By "Chachee" and "Lil' Dee" Pretty Boy Studios LLC/ Borderline Ent. |
| Pretty Boy Studios was founded and designed by cousins Dwight Miller Jr. and Jason Dorst. Designed with a New York flavor, it was constructed in an existing building from the ground up with the help of friends and family. The studio has a sizable lounge with a view of downtown and features a 20' x 19' live room with vibrant reflections and a large isolation booth built into the rear wall of the live room. A comfortable control room with couch seating provides a professional yet relaxing experience. Pretty Boy Studios offers a variety of services for local and national musicians such as production, tracking, engineering, mixing and mastering. We also provide services for business needs by recording commercial voice overs and offering services like original music scores for movies or commercials, and the writing and production for jingles. Also, inquire about video services and production. Jason and Dwight are co-owners as well as producers and engineers and have been in the field for a combined 17 years. Dwight has studied at the Milwaukee Art Institute and has been recording and producing himself and local talent for 10 years, including his hip-hop collective Borderline. Jason was trained at Madison Media Institute and has worked out of his own project studio for 7 years cutting his teeth with local acts and indulging in his own music productions as well. Together we share an extraordinary passion for music and have very diverse backgrounds and tastes in jazz, hip-hop, blues, heavy metal, rock n' roll, classical, electronica, dance, reggae, folk and country. Pretty Boy Studios is located in the heart of downtown Beloit near parks, shopping, fine dining, the riverwalk and hotels. Whether you are an artist or business, we look forward to meeting you and working with you to bring out the best in your project with the best of our capabilities. |
| music is the universal language of mankind - Henry Wadsworth Longfellow |
