Mużik Art Studio

Mużik Art Studio is a music studio in Santa Venera that offers rehearsal rooms for hire and one-to-one lessons in singing and drumming. Its own description is a space for sound, rhythm and expression, and its motto is that music is better with you. The rooms suit solo musicians, bands and ensembles, and the classes welcome children as well as adults at every level.

Santa Venera sits between Valletta and the central towns, which makes the studio a practical stop for musicians staying in the capital. It is part of our list of recording studios in Malta.

Rehearsal rooms and prices

There are two rooms. The Small Music Studio is a cosy space for music lessons, vocal coaching and personal practice, with a PA system, mixer, microphone, air conditioning, a toilet and free WiFi. It costs €10 an hour.

The Main Music Studio is built for bands, ensembles and solo musicians. It comes with drums, a piano, a PA system, a guitar amp and a bass amp, plus air conditioning, a toilet and free WiFi. It costs €20 an hour. Prices exclude VAT.

Regular users can choose a monthly subscription instead: €72 a month for eight hours in the Small Music Studio, or €144 a month for eight hours in the Main Music Studio. That works out cheaper per hour for a band that rehearses every week. Anyone relocating to Malta with a band can start with our UK guide to moving to Malta.

Vocal and drum classes

Vocal classes are professional training for children and adults, with attention to breathing technique, voice control, confidence and stage presence. Lessons are personalised and suit complete beginners as well as advanced singers.

Drum classes are lively sessions where students build rhythm, coordination and technique while trying out different musical styles. They suit beginners and experienced players, and children can join as well as adults. Each class costs €40 an hour, excluding VAT.

Families living on the island can compare the wider area in our Valletta guide, and expat parents will find useful background in our guide to Malta tax for UK nationals.

Who the rooms and classes suit

The small room is the sensible choice for a singer practising alone, a teacher running a lesson or someone who simply wants a quiet place to play. The main room is the one for a full band, since the drums, piano and amplifiers are already set up and you only need to bring your own instruments and leads where they are not provided.

Because the classes and the rooms sit in one place, a child can learn drums on one evening while parents or older siblings rehearse with a band another day. Visiting musicians planning a longer stay can look at the island's hotels in Valletta for somewhere close, and the Mdina guide for a day out.

Booking terms

Rooms must be paid for in advance, before use. The studio accepts cards and Revolut. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the reserved time are charged in full, and the hirer is responsible for keeping the room in good condition during the rental period.

The studio takes bookings for set periods and publishes no opening hours, so check your preferred time when you enquire. Visitors from the UK can plan around a rehearsal with our pages on flights to Malta, where to stay in Malta and things to do in Malta.

How to get started

Decide whether you want a room, a monthly subscription or a class, and note how many people will be playing. Remote workers who are trying island life may also like our digital nomad guide to Malta when looking for a creative outlet.

Use the VisitMalta.co.uk enquiry form on this page and we will pass your message to Mużik Art Studio, who will reply to you directly.