Helix Records and Payday Publishing have opened a new European headquarters in London, a 6,000-square-foot facility with professional and creative spaces for artists and employees, including offices, recording studios, performance areas, and multipurpose creative rooms.
Facility and equipment
The multipurpose rooms are designed for songwriting, photography, filming, and podcast production. Bernadette Cruz, Director for Payday Music, and Alice Anselmetti, General Manager for Payday Music, served as project managers for the new facility.
Recording studios are equipped with monitoring and audio systems from:
- ATC
- Augsperger
- PMC
- Genelec
Roster and catalogue
Helix Records represents artists including Ar/Co, Jamie Jones, Shimza, and Marshall Jefferson, among others. Payday administers more than 80,000 copyrights, including publishing works from Post Malone, Future, Travis Scott, 21 Savage, Don Toliver, Blackpink, Drake, Kygo, Playboi Carti, and David Guetta.
Payday and Helix operate similar spaces in LA and New York.
Leadership comment
Patrick Moxey, CEO of Helix Records, said:
“We have always believed in putting artist and songwriter development at the heart of everything we do. When designing our new European base, it was important to create a music-focused environment where creativity could genuinely flourish. I remember coming to London in the ’80s and ’90s, when amazing, creator-friendly companies like Island Records had offices that artists and songwriters actually wanted to work and hang out in. I think the industry is in danger of losing that connection with their talent, and we’re fully focused on growing that in-person bond whilst also maximising the digital era, through our studios, content rooms and social media platforms.”
