In this partnership, Mayer will take charge of overseeing the recording studio while McG will handle the management of the various facilities on the lot. This division of responsibilities aims to leverage both their expertise—Mayer’s musical background and McG’s production skills—to ensure the studio’s success.

The Henson recording studio has a rich history, having hosted some of the most celebrated musical icons, including Bruce Springsteen, Paul McCartney, Ozzy Osbourne, and The Supremes. It is also historically significant as the site where the charity single “We Are The World” was recorded.

As part of the new ownership, discussions are underway regarding a name change for the studio, although specifics are still pending. Despite this potential rebranding, Mayer and McG are committed to preserving the studio’s legacy by retaining the existing staff and maintaining the studio’s operational framework.

Both owners have expressed a strong desire to honor the historical significance of the building, vowing to keep it as a premier recording venue on the West Coast for many years to come. Their vision emphasizes not only continued success in recording but also an acknowledgment of the studio’s rich past.

As reported previously, Mayer and McG entered into a contract last month to purchase this landmark Hollywood property, with Mayer already having established roots in the location by holding offices there.

A representative for John Mayer was contacted for further comments, though a response has yet to be received.

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