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Dauphin Street, Mobile

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Here's what that means for you: a world class recording studio run with heart, soul, and creative kick-ass by Grammy© award-winning producer Trina Shoemaker.

Spaces to live, rehearse, and work through new material. A band house. A live club. Creative getaways to Southern Falls, Jake's 5,000 acre retreat. First rate sessions with backline support that's right here where you need it, helping you hold down the bottom line.

The deep hospitality and musical roots of Mobile, Alabama, the South's last undiscovered treasure. A day's drive from Nashville, two hours from New Orleans, and a heartbeat away from Gulf Shores; and all of it on a budget that gives you more time and greater freedom to get working, get creative, and get it right. That's our deal.

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By 354alh

Enjoyed touring Mobile with its historic buildings and interesting shops along Dauphin Street -- especially during Mardi Gras and the endless parades.

Enjoyed touring Mobile with its historic buildings and interesting shops along Dauphin Street -- especially during Mardi Gras and the endless parades. more »
By dinads2016

Lots of empty storefronts, but beautiful architectural details to delight. Many restaurants but not too many shops. A nice stroll even though there’s some seedy spots.

Lots of empty storefronts, but beautiful architectural details to delight. Many restaurants but not too many shops. A nice stroll even though there’s some seedy spots. more »
By Jane P

Perhaps at one time Dauphin Street might have been bustling but currently there are more buildings boarded up than open. I saw a couple of restaurants and a few shops but none that I was interested...

Perhaps at one time Dauphin Street might have been bustling but currently there are more buildings boarded up than open. I saw a couple of restaurants and a few shops but none that I was interested... more »