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Lady Gaga -

Gaga has a 'studio house' in Hollywood where she records a lot. It's worth over US$5 million.

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Kanye West -

West is well known for recording and producing everywhere he goes. He started recording as a child in his mother's house in Chicago. There are even videos on YouTube of the rapper working on music on his laptop while flying economy.

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Taylor Swift -

'Folklore: the long pond studio sessions' (2020) on Disney+ follows Swift recording her album 'Folklore' during lockdown at home when recording studios were closed.

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Paul McCartney -

McCartney built a home studio on a property he owned in Campbeltown in Scotland in the late 1960s where he recorded a lot of his first solo records and later hits, too.

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Alicia Keys - Keys isn't just a world-class songwriter and singer–she's also a producer. She's become well accustomed to working on music on her laptop at home and elsewhere when she's not at her studio in Manhattan.

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George Harrison -

Harrison recorded a lot of his solo albums from his home recording studio too, including 'Living in a Material World.'

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Drake -

The rapper has a huge mansion in his Toronto home with a fully kitted recording studio where he gets his groove on.

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John Mayer - Mayer has been handing out hits for decades and is no stranger to doing it from home.

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Ed Sheeran -

Sheeran is such a prolific songwriter that he basically has set up to record wherever he goes. In 'Songwriter' (2018), a documentary that follows him on tour, he even has a studio set up on his tour bus where he writes and records a demo of 'Love Yourself' (which was later given to Justin Bieber).

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Liam Payne -

The One Direction singer had a fully kitted recording studio in his mansion in Calabasas, California.

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Meghan Trainor -

Trainor has a mansion in LA with a recording studio where she makes her catchy pop hits.

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Sheryl Crow -

Crow has a recording studio built on her 50-acre estate in Nashville where she bashes out tunes.

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Billie Joe Armstrong -

The Green Day front man's home recording studio was where the band created a large amount of their music during their 'American Idiot' era.

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Neil Young -

Neil Young has always been a DIY musician. Documentaries from decades ago even show him recording albums like 'Harvest Moon' out in the countryside in his home studio (which was in a barn).

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Courtney Love -

Love is apparently pretty hands-on with her music and records a lot of demos from home.

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Twenty One Pilots -

Twenty One Pilots vocalist Tyler Joseph took fans on a tour of his home recording studio on social media.

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The Black Keys -

The Black Keys was born after Dan Auerbach visited Patrick Carney to jam and record in Carney's parents' basement, where he had some recording equipment and a drum kit. Auerbach brought his guitar. They liked the recordings and sent them out to labels and venues, and the rest is history.

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Charlie Puth -

Charlie Puth produces most of his hits from the comfort of his own home studio.

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Calvin Harris -

Harris, as an electronic music producer, produces a lot from his laptop. The majority of his early music was produced from his bedroom.

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Jack White -

White's entire existence has pretty much been recording and playing music, recording music at home as soon as the technology became available to him. When he was a young boy growing up in Detroit, he moved the bed out of his room to fit a drum kit in and slept on the floor.

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Missy Elliott -

Missy Elliott isn't smashing it as much as she used to in the charts in recent years because she's chosen to take on the role of a producer. She's rumored to do a lot from home on her laptop.

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Hunter Hayes -

The country star has a studio built for himself in his home in the hills above Los Angeles.

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Skrillex -

The type of music that Skrillex makes doesn't require acoustic instruments, so he's just been smashing out hits on his laptop for the past decade.

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Taio Cruz -

Cruz created hits for himself and other artists (including Nick Jonas) in his Beverly Hills home recording studio.

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Jimmy Page -

Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page took to recording in a scaled-back home studio in his later years, recording with drum machines and guitars for movie soundtracks.

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Tame Impala -

Kevin Parker, who is the writer, singer, and producer of all of the Tame Impala music, is famous for recording all of the music from the comfort of his home.

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Jeff Beck -

Rolling Stones guitarist Jeff Beck had one of the very first portable four-track recorders, which he had when he was with the Yardbirds.

Sources: (Pro Sound News)

See also: Artists that wrote iconic songs in their teens

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