Robin Hood Studios

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Robin Hood Studios, located in Tyler, TX, was built in 1963 by its namesake, Robin Hood Brians. This producer's workshop studio specialized in recording acts local to the Tyler, TX and surrounding areas.

Brians has been involved in music since the age of five, and has taken that vast knowledge with him in his four plus decades of recording. He recorded early on for many local labels, including the genres of country and pop rock. His hits began with artists on more major labels, such as Epic, Abnak, and Jewel/Paula.

Brians continues to run a studio housing the finest equiptment and his extensive knowledge to top it all off.

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