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Berry Street Studio (Clerkenwell)

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Central-London recording studio established 1970 in Clerkenwell; in the 1980s it was run by British reggae producer Dennis Bovell and became a key room for British and Jamaican dub and reggae, used by Adrian Sherwood for Singers & Players and Dub Syndicate (Wikipedia 'Berry Street Studio'; Discogs 'Berry Street Studio').

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