The studio has since been used by popular recording artists, such as Keith Richards (for the 2011 expanded reissue of the Stones' "Some Girls" LP), Daft Punk (for their 2013 album "Random Access Memories"), U2 (for their 2014 album "Songs of Innocence"), Adele, and Jay-Z. The mixing engineer Tom Elmhirst held a residency in Studio C, where in 2014 he mixed the Beck album "Morning Phase", and has said "this place is a beating heart", in reference to its frequency of work. As Schillinger reports, "one day last winter, seven sessions proceeded simultaneously, including: Interpol in Studio A; Jon Batiste (the bandleader for "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert") in Studio B’s live room; and Lana Del Rey, Rod Stewart and producer and singer-guitarist Dan Auerbach of the Black Keys all working on the third floor."