Evan and Luke transform a Brooklyn apartment into a music hub
June 06, 2026
Evan and Luke turn a small 500 sq ft Brooklyn apartment into a full-scale musical space. Hosting dozens of musicians, they remove furniture and utilize every corner for instruments, creating intimate, energetic orchestral sessions. Their recordings, shared online, redefine how music is performed and experienced, emphasizing collaboration, creativity, and closeness among performers.
Evan and Luke are redefining music spaces.
They host large recording sessions in a small Brooklyn apartment.
From the outside, nothing stands out.
Inside, it becomes a full-scale musical environment.
The space is only about 500 square feet.
Yet it fills with dozens of musicians at once.
Before each session, everything changes.
Furniture is removed to make room for sound.
Every corner becomes part of the setup.
Instruments and performers occupy every inch.
Strings, horns and percussion all come together.
Even unexpected spaces become part of the orchestra.
Each session is recorded in just a few hours.
The results are shared online soon after.
The process may look chaotic at first.
But it follows a clear creative purpose.
They aim to rethink how orchestras are experienced.
Focusing on closeness, energy, and collaboration.
What they’ve built is more than a performance.
It’s a new way of bringing musicians together.