Version City Studio waas started in 1997 after Beavis & Butthead paid off King Django (many special thanks to Tim Armstrong and Rancid) for his nun-on-the-bus trombone solo. Until 2001 the studio was located on East Third Street in NYC. Over the years many bands and artists have passed through. Tons of reggae, rocksteady and ska tracks and many complete albums were recorded at the original hideout of the NYC Ska Mob. The anarchist atmosphere and strong smell of urine and raw sewage led to the spontaneous creation of the first Version City CD but also eventually contributed to the destruction of that rat-infested location. In 2001 Django rebuilt the studio in its new location and continued improving it with new and better equipment. The new Version City now offers both full analog and digital recording setups and a soon-to-come mobile studio along with Django's recording and production experience. We can also schedule DUBPLATE and VOICING SESSIONS with many foundation reggae artists.