JL Studios Recording

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JL Studios Recording is a professional multitrack recording studio located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

History

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The studio was originally set up in 1989 by Jeffrey Leclair, but forced to move in 1992 when the building was sold. The studio relocated to its current location in a former fur and diamond factory in 1994. The Purman building is listed on The City of Toronto's Inventory of Heritage Properties.