Music Industry Veterans Jackie Stevens, Kylie Morgan Launch Createurs Studio in Nashville

Nashville’s artists will soon be getting a new creative space in Music City, when the artist-driven studio Createurs opens Aug. 25.

Founded by Nashville music industry veteran Jackie Stevens (who serves as the company’s CEO), artist Kylie Morgan and Los Angeles-based cinematographers William Carnahan and Sam Shimizu-Jones of Will Call Media, the 2,000-square-foot space will offer a destination for creators to record, shoot and edit content. The space offers flexible membership options, corporate membership packages and one-time booking availability.

Located at 305 14th Avenue North in Nashville, Createurs aims to serve as a creative hub for music artists, influencers, podcasters, visual creators, athletes and labels, among others. The space will offer a photography studio, a green screen room, a podcast suite, an education space, a performance space, dressing rooms, a collaborative social space and on-site creative experts to aid in supporting and curating content sessions.

“Content has changed every part of the way we do business in Nashville,” Stevens said in a statement. “But too many artists are priced out and need more support. We built Createurs as a place to remove that pressure so artists can focus on what matters, creating.”

Stevens previously served as executive producer for Westwood One’s The Big Time with Whitney Allen and Nights With Elaina. She also earned multiple ACM, CMA and Gracie Award wins and nominations along the way. In 2019, she joined UMG Nashville (now MCA) as director of promotions for EMI Records, working with artists including Eric Church, Brothers Osborne and Morgan, the latter known for her top 40 Country Airplay hit “If He Wanted to He Would” and her 2023 debut country album Making It Up As I Go.

The facility was designed and constructed by artist/designer Danielle Joy Art, while Shannon LaBrie of LaBrie Spaces added design elements.