It’s a second wind that Brad Pitt and the French producer Damien Quintard – who won an Emmy Award and collaborated among others with Brian Eno, the member of the duo of Justice, – just gave Miraval Studios. Located in the heart of this Varoise property which belongs to the Hollywood actor, this recording studio – built in the 1970s and which has hosted the greatest such as Sting, AC/DC, The Cure and even Muse – has just been completely renovated while retaining some original features, despite having been abandoned for many years.
Thus, the management “takes the form of a very large console that is reminiscent of the control room of a spaceship“, reports the magazine QG, while the ceiling height is around 8 meters. Note that the place is very bright and has a 360 degree view of the vineyards and the surrounding vegetation, giving a feeling of space and tranquility. This building also houses sound and video mixing booths as well as living spaces for artists in residence, such as a mezzanine, where it is possible to come across a drum kit or a kind of large hammock. Le Figaro was able to visit the studio exclusively, guided by Brad Pitt in person.