First set of images from Alicia Marti’s photo session at Photo Shoot TV. What a fun time it was working with Alicia and Joven. These photos were requested by Cover Girl magazine for consideration as a featured model.

Photo Shoot TV is using studo 1 “the auditorium” as it’s set for the filming of their TV show.  All of us here at Hothouse Studios are stoked to be chosen as the location for their show.

Photographer: Joven Calingo
Model: Alicia Marti
Location: Hothouse Rehearsal Studios

Hothouse Studios 11823 Slauson Ave #41, Santa Fe Springs, Ca
Ph: 562.945.1300

Hi you’re at HotHothouse Studio TV…I’m your host Richard Morales and welcome to New Music Monday.  We caught up with the emerging rock band As Is while they were being interviewed on the national syndicated internet radio show “Live with Billy Moses. 

This is an interview Billy will never forget and is definitely in the top ten. Billy has a national internet radio show that he let us in on.  Thanks to Billy, Robin and the band members of As Is: Daniel – vocals, Kirk – bass/vocals, Gravey – guitar/vocals and Richard – drums.

Rehearsal studios are happening places especially at Hothouse Studios. There is always something unsual going on here at the rehearsal studio. As Is rehearses at Hothouse Studios and we are honored to call them our friends. Learn more about As Is here.

We’ve had the pleasure of hosting the rehearsals for singer entertainer Jennifer Day’s upcoming concert May 7^th, 2009.   The rehearsals have been astounding and the live show is going to be HOT!

Jennifer hosts a Live Call-In TV Show called JENNIFER DAY TV at her very own theater in Sherman Oaks, California . She sings and dances to her own original music, and she takes live phone calls. It airs 3 times a week on Time Warner Cable in Los Angeles and New York. You can also see Jennifer’s show on her FREE 24 hour webcast, no login, just go to www.JenniferDay.tv

Learn more about Jennifer Day at her exclusive artist profile page at HotHouseStudis.com.  Take a look.

Come Meet, Greet and Experience a Drum Clinic with

Aaron Rossi

Of

Ministry

Aaron Rossi of Ministry | Guitar Center | Drum Clinic | Hothouse Studios

Aaron Rossi has shared the stage and the studio with the likes of MINISTRY, JOHN 5, PRONG, WEAPON X and many others.  His double bass speed and precision have scored him endorsement deals with DDrum, Pro-Mark Sticks, Sabian Cymbals and more!  Come learn the tricks and techniques of this pro and Hothouse Studio friend.

This event is FREE and open to the public

Limited seating is available; please contact a sales person for info.

At

Guitar Center

Fountain Valley

18361 Euclid St. Fountain Valley, Ca 92708

714.241.9140

Filmed in the Auditorium at Hothouse Studios

for our good friends Aaron Rossi and Guitar Center.

Pacific CX series maple drum kit by DW, Sabian Cymbals, Yamaha Hardware, Evans EC2 heads.

Submissions are free, and the new show is causing a sensation because it is the first talent show to offer artists and bands everywhere an equal chance to win the fame of national TV exposure, a potential record contract, and a $10,000 grand prize. 

Make A Star TV is the first web-to-TV talent show of its kind. It launched as a syndicated program on Fuse TV in December 2008. The 30-minute show is broadcast on Saturdays at 10.30am (EST and PST). The 13 part series concludes in March, when the grand prize winner will be announced.

All the artists and bands using Hothouse Studios are encouraged to enter.  Just shoot a video of yourselves (or have a friend do it), and upload it from any computer.  If you don’t have a computer, you can ask for help at your public library, school or Hothouse Studios. Hothouse Rehearsal Studios is entering into the swing of things, because we want to help local talent make it onto a national stage.

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Even those without a video camera can participate, because MakeAStar.com also offers the opportunity to sing from a webcam directly into site-based software.

The Original Music Contest’s Audition Phase, allows artists and bands anywhere in the US to get their work exposed on MakeAStar.com, and potentially on TV. The Audition Phase winners will advance to a 4 week face-off (the Hollywood Phase) from which the final winner of the Original Music Contest will emerge on March 14.

“The unique equal chance opportunity of MakeAStar.com and the Make A Star TV show is that an artist or band can upload a video at the beginning of a week at no cost, and at the end of the week find that same video featured on a national TV show because their work impressed the judges and the public” said Dr. Iman Foroutan, inventor of the Make A Star contest platform.

Make A Star’s online contest system is a patented process whereby thousands of videos can be pitted against each other in a bracketed tournament system. All music genres are featured.  In each round, videos getting the most votes each week advance to the next bracket round until the most popular videos emerge to be included in the TV show. The system prevents multiple votes for a single contestant by the same user and provides flexible vote weighting for both fans and industry judges, so contestants get the fairest possible consideration.

Good Luck from Hothouse Rehearsal Studios and www.hothousestudios.com

Want to promote your next show? Come on in and use our Live Web Broadcast feed and tell the world! 

Some of the benefits of using the Hothouse Rehearsal facility are not just confined to our first-class studios.  Don’t overlook our website hothousestudios.com and the Blog.  

Having trouble finding a studio? We have added a directory of rehearsal and recording studios in the

Bob Dylan’s American Journey, 1956-1966, features more than 150 artifacts, including Dylan’s 1949 Martin 00-17 guitar, typed and handwritten lyrics, rare concert posters and handbills, signed albums, and dozens of photographs, as well as unique artifacts from artists such as Joan Baez, Woody Guthrie, Carolyn Hester, Bruce Langhorne and D. A. Pennebaker. The exhibition features five films exploring different facets of Bob Dylan’s career, with rare performance footage and interviews with Dylan and other key artists such as Baez, Langhorne and Robbie Robertson. In addition to the films, two viewing stations allow visitors to watch excerpts from the Dylan films Don’t Look Back and Eat the Document, as well as excerpts of interviews with Dylan reflecting on his early career.  

Throughout the exhibition space are six listening stations that enable visitors to hear Dylan’s musical evolution and innovations during this 10-year period. Each station includes tracks from his first seven albums, as well as outtakes, bootlegs, cover versions and other songs that influenced Dylan’s work. An hour-long audio tour features Bob Dylan and other artists and individuals such as Joan Baez, Allen Ginsberg, Al Kooper, Robbie Robertson, Mavis Staples and Izzy Young, sharing their stories and insights about Dylan, music and the turbulent sixties.

Tell a friend about the Live Music Broadcasts we call HotHouse Studio TV at HotHouseStudios.com.

Some of the benefits of using the Hothouse Rehearsal facility are not just confined to our first-class studios.  Don’t overlook our website hothousestudios.com and the blog.

We’ve been revamping the Artist profile pages.  We’re on a mission to create a profile for everyone that has ever rehearsed at Hothouse Rehearsal Studios.  Email us a photo, bio, member names, etc, to studio@hothousestudios.com 

Having trouble finding a studio? We have added a directory of rehearsal and recording studios in the Los Angeles area and beyond.  If you see a studio missing you can let us know or add it by clicking here.

Got Hothouse T-shirt? Ask us next time you come in. If you have one, wear it and you never now what might happen!