Studio 101 NOLA is the creation-in-progress of DJ Boudreaux, a Louisiana native who has spent the last 15 years working in various aspects of the music industry. From recording street musicians and local rappers to rigging and doing audio for the biggest festivals and bands in the US, he's been firmly rooted in his commitment to help facilitate the creative endeavors of musicians. Although DJ's resume includes gigs as diverse as Bonnaroo to the Voodoo Music Experience, Tool and NIN, his dream is to provide an intimate setting here in New Orleans that encourages local musicians to create.

           ArtEgg Studios is the mother ship for Studio 101 NOLA, which is located in New Orleans at the corner of Euphrosine and Broad. Originally the 48,000 square foot American Beauty egg and butter warehouse, ArtEgg is currently home to a vibrant community of artists, collectors, non-profits and craftsmen as well as to the Alliance for Affordable Energy's Green Building Resource Center. During repairs following Hurricane Katrina, ArtEgg utilized as much eco-technology as possible, including solar tracking skylights, low-flow toilets, bamboo flooring, a solar hot water heater, recycled building materials and reflective white roofs. It is DJ's hope that he can extend this low-impact ethos to as much of the construction of Studio 101 NOLA as possible by repurposing building materials, while maintaining the acoustical integrity his perfectionism demands.