AP 307

Overview
AP 307 was a fleeting, independent home recording sanctuary in Northeast Brazil. Formally configured in 2012 as a private tracking flat, the project environment logged an exclusive 3-year active window at Rua Maurício de Araújo Gama Filho, 657 (AP 307) in the Portal do Sol district of João Pessoa, Brazil, before concluding its run in 2015. The layout bypassed commercial soundstages, utilising a cosy, minimal residential bedroom layered with warm monitors, vintage synthesisers, and direct software workflows optimised for beachy, lo-fi vocal acoustics. The workspace permanently secured its international Indie pedigree by serving as the definitive birthplace for Psychedelic Dream-Pop trailblazers Glue Trip; it functioned as the isolated creative laboratory where Lucas Moura and Felipe Gouveia tracked, arranged, and mixed their entire self-titled 2015 debut album, capturing hits like Elbow Pain right inside the room.

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