Recording Studio in the Bronx — Record, Rehearse, Meet

Room A — Main Performance Studio

$65/hr

Full-ensemble tracking in the main live room.

Room B — Vocal & Podcast Suite

$65/hr

Vocals, podcast, and voiceover in a focused suite.

In-House Musicians

Session musicians (+$30/hr):

🥁 Roland HandSonic HPD-20 Percussion / Tabla

🎹 Yamaha MX49 Keys / Synths

🎸 AeroBand MIDI Guitar / 7-String Electric / Bass

🔔 Acoustic Chimes and Soundscape Effects

Record

Track vocals, instruments, spoken poetry, and podcasts in a treated room. Room A $65/hr, Room B $65/hr, session musicians +$30/hr. Mixing from $250/song, mastering from $75/song.

Rehearse

Book a room by the hour for band rehearsal, run-throughs, and practice. Sessions are a minimum of 2 hours.

Meet

Use the studio as a meeting place for workshops, small gatherings, and listening sessions. Book a room by the hour.

“Every time we gather at the Mohikontok Sound Lab, the space transforms into a land of poetry. Words find their melodies, melodies discover their rhythm, and ideas naturally grow into songs. It is an environment where creativity flourishes and every artist is encouraged to contribute freely.”

— Musafir Mukta
New York, USA

“It was a memorable experience traveling from Dhaka to Toronto, and then from Toronto to New York, to work on Mohikontok’s song ‘Jodi Fire Chai.’ I would like to congratulate the founder for his vision and commitment to supporting artists, protecting creative works through copyright, and ensuring that royalties reach the rightful creators.”

— Sahnur Rahman Lumin
Dhaka, Bangladesh

“Through Mohikontok, I have had the privilege of contributing to the audio engineering and musical production of more than 20 folk-inspired compositions, now available on major streaming platforms including iTunes, Amazon Music, Spotify, and others. Together, we are not only making music — we are preserving stories, honoring our roots, and creating a lasting legacy for Bengali folk traditions.”

— Sohan Jajabor
Mymensingh, Bangladesh

“What impressed me most was the complete artistic freedom. I felt 100% free to explore new melodies, harmonies, and arrangements while staying true to the spirit of the song. That trust made it possible to create something fresh, authentic, and deeply meaningful.”

— Hamid Zaman
Alberta, Canada

“The recording and audio engineering process was built on trust, creativity, and collaboration. Every contributor was encouraged to bring their own musical identity while serving the heart of the song. That spirit made Shadhinota not just a recording, but a shared artistic journey.”

— Sharif Siddiqui
Maryland, USA