a global music icon and the world’s first purpose-built recording studio, abbey road studios has been home to countless landmark recordings and pioneering advances in music technology for over 90 years. the studios’ phenomenal history encompasses celebrated work by artists from the beatles, pink floyd, fela kuti, kate bush, oasis and radiohead to sam smith, florence + the machine, lady gaga, frank ocean, little simz, amy winehouse, brockhampton and adele, as well as scores to films from raiders of the lost ark, the lord of the rings trilogy and many of the harry potter and star wars movies, to gravity, the shape of water, 1917, black panther, black widow, tar, bohemian rhapsody and avengers: endgame. since stereo was patented at abbey road in 1933, the studios have been home to numerous innovations in recording technology and continue to innovate today with europe’s first music tech incubator, abbey road red. discover more at http://www.abbeyroad.comiconplayvideoyaya bey: abbey road amplify x pitchfork london sessions abbey road studios has today revealed details of its second amplify x pitchfork london series, in partnership with leading american music publication pitchfork.this series will feature a number of artists playing the pitchfork london festival come into the studios to work with abbey road’s engineers to record something new. the sessions are documented on film, with revealing interviews about the songwriting, recording and production process captured, as well as insights into each artist’s journey. abbey road studios’ pitchfork london series launched in 2021 with sessions from cassandra jenkins, iceage, l’rain and emma-jean thackray.the second series launches today with yaya bey’s film around the release of her new track "ascendant motherf*cker," taken from her new ep exodus the north star, out today on big dada records. following a show opening for the legendary roy ayers in new york earlier this month, yaya bey was recently confirmed as part of this year’s glastonbury festival where she will play on the west holts stage. yaya’s new ep exodus the north star follows her critically acclaimed album remember your north star which was named as one of the albums of 2022 by pitchfork, the new york times, the guardian, gq and npr.about abbey road studiosa global music icon and the world’s first purpose-built recording studio, abbey road studios has been home to countless landmark recordings and pioneering advances in music technology for over 90 years. the studios’ phenomenal history encompasses celebrated work by artists from the beatles, pink floyd, fela kuti, kate bush, oasis and radiohead to sam smith, florence + the machine, lady gaga, frank ocean, little simz, amy winehouse, brockhampton and adele, as well as scores to films from raiders of the lost ark, the lord of the rings trilogy and many of the harry potter and star wars movies, to gravity, the shape of water, 1917, black panther, black widow, tar, bohemian rhapsody and 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