From Atlanta to LA and Back

Looking to level up your tracks? Peach Music Studio in Sandy Springs offers a professional, boutique space where anyone, from aspiring songwriters to seasoned recording artists, can do just that. Owned by Atlanta native Eric Breiner, a Jewish music composer, producer, engineer, and multi-instrumentalist, the studio is designed to be a comfortable, inclusive, and creatively inspiring environment, optimized for workflow and experimentation.

Breiner’s connection to the Atlanta Jewish community began at a young age. In high school, he tutored bar mitzvah students, helping them master their Torah and Haftorah portions. He fondly remembers learning to distinguish the moods in the melodies: the Torah’s major-key brightness vs. the Haftorah’s more somber minor tones. His interest in teaching music also grew from summers at Camp Barney Medintz, where he worked as a counselor and inspired young campers to explore music.

Breiner’s musical career truly took off after moving to Los Angeles. Initially working in engineering, he discovered opportunities to merge passion and profession. His first gigs came through friends, including a jingle for a toy commercial that unexpectedly aired on television — and for which he later realized he was being paid. “It proved that my passion met a professional market standard I hadn’t dared lay claim for myself,” he recalls.

Despite his L.A. success, Breiner always intended to return to Atlanta, and he now operates Peach Music Studio just two miles from Northside Hospital, where he was born. His early musical influences helped shape both his career and his teaching philosophy. At Ahavath Achim Synagogue, he was inspired by world-renowned cantor, Isaac Goodfriend, whose baritone and operatic chops left a lasting impression. At North Springs High School, band teacher and homeroom teacher, Herb Cox, encouraged him to practice daily, participate in multiple ensembles, and see his creativity as having genuine artistic merit — a lesson Breiner now passes on to every young artist he mentors.

Breiner’s advice for success is simple: pursue your passion relentlessly. Even when tasks feel beyond his skillset, he would “stay up all night perfecting a composition because I loved the puzzle of it. When you’re obsessed with the craft, the ‘grind’ just feels like a deep dive.” He doesn’t believe in faking it; he believes in mastering it.

At Peach Music Studio, Breiner offers a range of services entirely in-house. He specializes in guiding artists as they develop ideas into fully mixed and mastered, radio-ready tracks. The studio is equipped for a variety of sessions, including vocal and instrument recordings, mixing, and mastering. Instruments include mic’d drums, a piano praised for its exceptional tone, and a vintage Hammond organ with a Leslie speaker — perfect for blues, jazz, rock, or gospel sessions. Beyond the gear, Peach Music serves as a resource for artists seeking support in crafting songs and preparing them for recording.

What sets Peach Music apart, Breiner says, is its commitment to excellence, inspiration, and experience. Excellence drives the studio’s results-oriented approach: every project is about making amazing music. Inspiration guides his personal investment in every client, aiming to spark the kind of passion and motivation that legendary figures like Isaac Goodfriend, Herb Cox, or even Eddie Van Halen inspired in him.

Experience shapes the studio’s atmosphere — Peach Music isn’t just about tracks, it’s about creating a fun, welcoming space where creativity can flourish. Clients aren’t just recording; they’re enjoying the process, celebrating each breakthrough, and feeling the joy of bringing ideas to life.

Ultimately, Breiner hopes Peach Music Studio serves as a “third space” — a relaxed, non-intimidating sanctuary where the gap between creative ideas and polished tracks disappears. Whether it’s a high schooler recording a Berklee audition reel or a seasoned professional on the vintage Hammond, the focus is on realizing a musical vision while enjoying every step of the journey. As Breiner puts it: “I want people to feel the excitement of creating music, from the first note to the final hit of the record button.”

To learn more about Peach Music Studio, please visit www.peachmusicstudio.com. To reach Briener directly, please email Eric@peachmusic.com or call 310-741-8866.