From KERA:
R&B singer Leon Bridges burst onto the music scene in 2015 with a voice like Sam Cooke, a retro look and an old-school sound. He found that sound in a recording studio in Fort Worth.
Echoing The Past, A Fort Worth Studio Find Its Future
Niles City Sound is a Fort Worth recording studio made famous for producing Leon Bridges’ debut album “Coming Home.” The studio focuses on crafting music using old-school analog music equipment like eight-track tape recorders and 70-year-old microphones.
Hady Mawajdeh
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