The best music studios to jam at in Singapore

Located in the heart of town, Tone House promises a top-notch studio experience with high quality equipment at reasonable prices. Featuring two rooms, The Living Room – where bands and ensembles gather for rehearsals, recordings, live streaming, gigs, and events – and The Bed Room – where bands up to six persons can gather for rehearsals or simply have fun jamming. Bookings can be made here. 

This music studio has recorded for local bands like Subsonic Eye, Cactus Cactus, and more. But it is not just music recording that you can book them for. Jam out with your buddies, or rehearse for an upcoming gig with their back-line equipment and even self recording options. Enquire here. 

Head to the Silent Studio at Library@esplanade, the performing arts library with Singapore’s most extensive music collection, for a jamming good time. Although capped at a maximum of two hours per session, jamming at the studio-in-library offers one of the cheapest rates you can find – totally bang for your buck. You can even record your jam session for free! Check out their available slots here.  

Located opposite Hard Rock Café, Decibel Studios is the best place to reside to when the music gets to you – or if you’re simply looking for a cosy, well-maintained studio to jam in. With the owners being frequent jammers themselves, they are aware of exactly what any casual musician is looking for to let the tunes take charge. Besides a comfortable space to become the next Ed Sheeran or Adam Levine, the studio is also stocked with free drinks, phone chargers, and equipment that promises a warm and welcoming environment to get lost in your sound. At $27/hour, booking a jamming session is easy on their website here.

For a cosy jamming and recording sesh, look no further than the Music Parlour. Sharing the same space with music shops and services, it's also home to three industrial studios. The rooms range from small to extra large and are divisible by retractable panels, so if you decide to mass rock out, the rooms can be altered to accommodate more than 20 people. Want to put on an intimate show? You can also book the rooms for your mini-gig a la local artists Charlie Lim and Joie Tan.   

Rather than going down to the basement as its name suggests, climb up Golden Mile Tower to find a space that's well-equipped with state-of-the-art facilities fit for practices, recordings and playful jamming sessions. Despite welcoming avid music jammers of all levels, the Basement Studios is relatively hot for those serious about their craft, even opening its space for 24 hours on Saturdays.   

An intimate space for artists and musicians to host gigs and other performances. Lithe House also provides recording and rehearsal services for musicians who need. Situated a short walk from Rochor MRT, this centrally-located studio is also a great hideout for artists and musicians so chances of meeting other like-minded people is high.