The outside of East Iris Studios in Nashville, Tennessee is peppered with portraits of Prince, Tom Petty, Fats Domino, Janis Joplin, Outkast, and other legends who’ve left an indelible imprint on music. Tucked away in an unassuming neighborhood, where encountering a kid selling lemonade seems more likely than running into a rock star, the sprawling compound is home to vintage mixing boards, cutting-edge technology, and Dolby Atmos mix rooms.
In one particular studio, modeled after the iconic Sun Studios in Memphis, Yelawolf—wearing a Gucci cardigan sweater, black beret, and his signature shades—sat at the console ready to unveil his forthcoming double album, War Story, for an intimate group of
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