The London has raised £ 1.9 m in a funding round to develop its 16,000 square foot ft flagship co-working site for the music and arts sector. Most creators are facing this same battle; artists, podcasters, songwriters, photographers, youtubers, video editors, directors working from home or in dingy basement studios feeling isolated, with no real sense of belonging. The west London venue, which is due to open this autumn, will feature less than 20 soundproof studios and a number of purpose-built edit facilities for music, video, photography and podcasts. Of the approximately 30 co-working locations globally less than 20 are dedicated to the music and arts sector.
The London has raised £ 1.9 m in a funding round to develop its 16,000 square foot ft flagship co-working site for the music and arts sector. The west London venue, which is due to open this autumn, will feature less than 20 soundproof studios and a number of purpose-built edit facilities for music, video, photography and podcasts. Of the approximately 30 co-working locations globally less than 20 are dedicated to the music and arts sector.