Alex Duncan - Apocalypse

David the Singer - Love Hard

The Roalde Dahls - Shark

40/80 - Lucky Boys Confusion

Exaggerator - Cupcakes

I Did - Frogpond

If I Told You - Plain White T's

My Apartment - Ben Kweller

The Rocker - Umphree's McGee

Seether - Veruca Salt

Sine Cosine Tangent - Bound Stems

The Unbearable Pageant - Oh My God

Year of the Rat - Badly Drawn Boy

Was Ist Geschehen

Darling - The Bournés

Shri Mahaganapathiravathu Maam - Saraswathi Ranganathan

Refreshing Raga Blues - Saraswathi Ranganathan

It's Not TV

Mountain Song - Budway Ferris and the Mutual Magic

In Search Of Serenity - Saraswathi Ranganathan

Wildest Dreams - Marlon

Gravity Studios is a recording studio in the Wicker Park neighborhood of Chicago, opened by producer/engineer Doug McBride in 1993. Known as the studio responsible for furthering the success of developing indie rock bands, Gravity’s first week of existence was spent with Veruca Salt, recording the first version of the bands’ hit, “Seether”.

After producing “deal closing demos” for many local bands in the 90’s, the studio grew, producing notable recordings including: Racheal Yamagata’s “Collide”, the major label debut album for Fall Out Boy, multiple albums for Rise Against, the hit “Delilah” for the Plain White T’s, work with Badly Drawn Boy, the Walkmen, and Jack’s Mannequin. In 2005, Gravity expanded its horizons and added a state-of-the-art mastering suite.

Gravity remains true to its original vision of artist development and accessibility to local artists. The studio has also served as a hub for audio engineers. Many trace their beginnings to internships or first jobs at Gravity. 

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