Strange Music’s Kansas City headquarters is an amazing, multi-block complex that hosts offices, merchandise, studios, and a state-of-the-art video set; in a few years, Strange HQ 2.0 will open up as well!

Thanks to Tech N9ne’s vision, Travis O’Guin’s business acumen, and of course, thanks to the fans, Strange has come a long way since starting out in Travis’ basement. The same spirit that got the Snake & Bat to the point where it’s at, is the same one that’s driving it West.

This weekend on Instagram, O’Guin, Strange Music’s CEO, shared pictures of Strange Music’s new L.A. Office, “Strange Music West.”

Shits getting serious!!!

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Veiws from our new Hollywood offices.

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What a location! Strange Music West!

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I can’t wait until you all see what we have in-store for the views along Hollywood Blvd!!! STRANGE MUSIC WEST!!! LET’S GO!

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Just wait until the entire window is filled top to bottom with screens… So crazy! This was just a quick test.

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Views from our balconies…

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While the office is still under construction, and it’s intented purpose still under wraps, it’s very exciting news!

Los Angeles is a hub for music industry and, as we’ve learned from Stevie Stone’s Level Up, being surrounded by other movers and shakers in the industry, can pay dividends in terms of creating an amazing product.

Stay tuned as it goes up!

• What West Coast artists do you think Strange Music should work with?
• Where else would you like to see Strange Music expand to?
  
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