Five wooded acres in South Florida. Four acoustic spaces. Forty-five years of records that shaped the sound of Latin, Rock, Dance and Global pop.
Kokopelli SoundStudio is a Grammy and Latin Grammy–nominated recording facility tucked into five wooded acres in Homestead, Florida. For forty-five years, the rooms here have produced records for the artists who shape the sound of Rock, Dance, Latin and Global pop — Ricky Martin, Enrique Iglesias, Rubén Blades, Jorge Drexler, Andrés Cepeda, José Luis Rodríguez, Pedro Suárez-Vértiz, Soraya, Ricardo Montaner, Will to Power, Hubert Kah, and dozens more.
Four independent acoustic spaces are connected by a custom 144-insert patch bay network, giving engineers total flexibility to track a full live band, isolate a vocal session, or run multiple projects in parallel. The signal chain has been carefully assembled over four decades — vintage tube and transformer preamps, premium microphones, and a hybrid analog-digital workflow built around Pro Tools HD.
Recently outfitted with a 5.1 monitoring setup and soon to include a Dolby Atmos speaker array, Kokopelli is built for the next era of how records get made — from spatial audio releases for streaming platforms to immersive film and television scoring. Whatever the format, the priority is the same: get the performance, get out of its way, and let the record speak for itself.
Five wooded acres mean total privacy during sessions. No traffic, no foot traffic, no interruptions — just the work.
Book a Session →A partial list of records made at Kokopelli. Multi-platinum certifications, Latin Grammy nominations and wins, and chart-topping releases across four decades.
From the artist tracking their first single to the veteran cutting their tenth album — the rooms, the gear, and the engineer adapt to what the record needs. The work begins and ends with the artist's voice.