Nestled atop PCH with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, Harbor Studios has officially opened its doors to creatives of all kinds.

Owned by Zach Brandon, the space—which originally belonged to legendary keyboardist and jazz fusion pioneer Joe Zawinul before being redesigned by Steve Klein—offers a fully equip studio, writing room and more.

On top of Klein’s work, Harbor boasts a mixing section of the room outfitted with ZR Quantum Acoustic Technology (pioneered by Delta H Design Founder Hanson Hsu). The bamboo wood-infused studio features a custom-designed and hand-built, blonde-maple workstation designed by Robert Beijer and offers custom music services as well as recording and mixing support for artists.

In a strategic partnership with The Golden Kids Group, Harbor Studios will work closely with The GKG team on a shared vision to create a safe haven for artists and creatives to record, film and create. Most recently, the studio has hosted the likes of 347aidan, Wallis Lane, Niki Zefanya and Niko Rubio, as well as Dwayne “The Rock” Johnsonas part of Vanity Fair’s Slow Zoom video series.

“The goal of Harbor is to offer a private, unencumbered space for artists from all over the world to come and create their work in a safe, comfortable, inspiring environment,” said Brandon.

“Community is everything and helping people win has been our goal from the beginning. We are very excited to work with Zach and even more excited to witness all of the incredible art that will be created at Harbor,” added GKG Founder Nick Mueller.

“From our first conversation with Zach around Golden Hour, it was clear that Harbor was the perfect type of environment to foster some really special moments. We’re super excited to help create even more of those moments,” shared GKG’s Lil Fogarty.

For more info on Harbor Studios and booking, click here.

Pictured below hoping we never find the studio’s address are Brandon and Mueller.