Better Late Than Never: Our Long-Standing Partnership with Paranoyz Studios

Some partnerships deserve a proper announcement. Ours with Paranoyz Studios in Valencia, Spain is definitely one of them.

The funny thing is that we’ve actually been working together for over five years already—so calling this a “new partnership” would be a bit of a stretch. Let’s just say we’re fashionably late with the blog post.

Over the years, we’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with the talented team at Paranoyz Studios, a state-of-the-art recording facility in Valencia that consistently delivers outstanding results. Their dedication to quality, creativity, and artist development aligns perfectly with what we stand for at 704 Records.

If you’re looking for a professional music studio in Valencia, Spain, we can confidently recommend Paranoyz Studios. Whether you’re recording vocals, producing your next release, mixing, mastering, or developing your sound as an artist, you’ll be in excellent hands.

Feel free to contact us directly if you’re interested in recording in Valencia. We’ll gladly put you in touch with the Paranoyz team or reach out to them on your behalf.

This collaboration is especially close to my heart because Valencia is home. I was born and raised there and spent the first 19 years of my life in the city. To this day, I return every summer to work with the Paranoyz crew, catch up with friends and family, enjoy the Mediterranean sunshine, and remind myself why Valencian food is still impossible to beat.

So if you’re planning a recording trip to Valencia and need recommendations—whether it’s for studios, accommodation, transport, or simply where to find a proper paella—don’t hesitate to reach out. I’m always happy to help fellow artists make the most of their time there.

We’re proud of what we’ve built together with Paranoyz Studios over the years, and we’re excited to continue helping artists create incredible music for many years to come.

Here’s to great music, great people, and finally getting around to writing this blog post.

— James 704