Producer-songwriter Antonina Armato has found success in a male-dominated industry. Her studio reflects the safe and nurturing environment she strives to create for artists.
Producer and songwriter Antonina Armato has prevailed in a male-dominated music industry with hits for artists including Vanessa Hudgens, Selena Gomez and Miley Cyrus. Her secret? A nurturing, safe and whimsical music studio that inspires optimum creativity.in Santa Monica started 12 years ago as one recording room, Room A, a space Armato describes as both “witch-like and magical, but also maternal.
“I wanted to create something that was visually inspiring and felt like a womb.
“I’m Italian, so ‘The Godfather’ was always a big part of my life. Being Italian is all about family and Rock Mafia is a family,” Armato said. She considers herself “the conduit to whatever the artist’s destiny is,” and feels a certain maternal responsibility for them. “We built this place to protect the souls of the people who come here, especially women with all the stuff we’ve been through with men throughout the years,” Armato said.A lot of magical things have happened here. We started our journey with Rock Mafia about 12 years ago from a one-bedroom studio in Venice to having enough success to afford just this space. When I first walked into this studio I think my mom was with me and I was like, ‘This is it.
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