Not locked down per se, but there is a gate that you have to have the code to get into the complex. The code changes i want to say every month. We wouldn't let some random in. Studio manager is all over shit like that. We've had a ton of artists in there. The bulk majority of "2On" - Tinashe was done in there. At the time I repped one of the three producers who worked on that track. I still work with them, but don't rep them. More consulting type work now, even though I'm still a manager, albeit for other artists and producers; we're all still tight. There have been several fights in there. People get drunk while a long session is going and jaw at each other and chairs start flying. Some artists come in there and act hard as shit and the second they get called out for being fake iit goes off. We had a white rapper (i'm white for what it's worth) from Colorado who used to talk a big game until one of our producers had it out with him, they just didn't get along, and it came out that the rapper was from the suburbs and they got into it. The rapper ran up the stairs and was being chased by the producer, who i also repped, and was like "dude, you gonna let him box me like this? do something" and i just sat back and told them to take it outside and handle it like men. Rapper didn't like that at all. Childish shit like that. One of the reasons we added the cameras was because we had a producer who was working in there, who is actually very well known, for a few weeks and some equipment started going missing. We added several cameras in the studio, upstairs in the live/work area, in the apartment section, and outside of the garage to keep an eye on things. Can't imagine those cameras didn't catch anything from last night, but waiting on a call back, have just been texting with him all day. Drumma Boy works out of there, JG [jason gilbert] works out of there when he's not in the caymans, amongst others..Then a shit ton of artists. Many of them we booked ourselves through knowing them and would have them work with our producers, many are incoming calls from labels who want to rent the space out.