LUCY DIXON is the owner of Brooklyn Sound. The studio was founded by her parents in 1974, and Lucy grew up with Brooklyn Sound as her second home. Whether she was playing hide and seek with Blart Fernando of the legendary band Sanitation Station, or having country star Gertie McGunnus teach her how to tie her shoes, Lucy was able to grow up surrounded by the iconic artists and songs that have made Brooklyn Sound legendary. After a brief stint as bass player for the all female rock band Ovariana, Lucy returned to Brooklyn Sound to take over the family business. She is proud to continue in her parents footsteps, and to uphold their legacy in the world of recorded music. 

JOEL BERRY is Brooklyn Sound's head engineer. He is responsible for tracking, mixing, and mastering some of the greatest albums of the last 15 years. Credits include Hola's "Spanish English Dictionary", David Mulloylee's "The Way We Once Were: Live", Mama Mischief's "Christmas Morning", and Cream Surprise's triple platinum debut album, "Cracks and Crevices."

PAM (?) is an intern at Brooklyn Sound. 

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