Having filled the studio with the creakiest and crankiest analogue gear, the studio splits its time between recording commercial clients - the first album recorded behind the (now painted) green door was Alasdair Roberts' 'Spoils', released on Drag City and voted the 4th best album of 2009 by Wire magazine - and free music production workshops and recording opportunities for young people and unsigned musicians sponsored by The Scottish Arts Council. The recordings on this album are the results of these workshops and are split between the Green Door Kids (aged 10-16) involved in the Youth Music Summer School and their slightly more grown up counterparts (aged 18-25) enrolled on the Song-Crafters Production Course. The young musicians involved helped to engineer their own sessions and were all involved in the mixing and production. Ever wanted to hear a bunch of kids tearing into the Stooges “I Wanna be your Dog” and the sublime garage classic “Louie Louie”? Ever wondered what it would sound like if you let an assortment of talented young musicians from some of Glasgow finest new bands let loose in a studio to record whatever they liked? And how about two 10 year old twins from Possil (via Ghana) covering the infectious minimal dance grooves of New York's finest, ESG? Hells bells…your wait is over! Participants from the Song-crafters course (which include members from local bands She's Hit, Fur Hood, The Hardcore Priests of Yemen, North American War, Blessed Oblivion and If You Lived Here You'd Be Home By Now) have also been recording EPs in the studio over the summer which are due for release.