Ghostly Artists from the Beyond Help Students Raise Money for School Project

Music production schools are often thought of as gathering places for those gifted in the musical arts, but never before have they been thought of as a gathering ground for the supernatural.

Seattle, WA (prHWY.com) July 27, 2012 - Music production schools are often thought of as gathering places for those gifted in the musical arts, but never before have they been thought of as a gathering ground for the supernatural. That is until now. A small music production school based in Iowa has become somewhat of a gathering ground for supernatural ghosts who were all gifted with musical abilities during their life.

"We were recording a track for one of our projects when we noticed there tended to be musical undertones in the background that we didn't place there", said Dan Radar, a student at the Musical Notes Academy. "The musical undertones actually helped the sound of the tracks, but it was so odd because no one was fessing up that they put them in there."

When the mysterious musical sounds appeared on the first track everyone chalked it up to a prank played by one of the classmates. However, the musical sounds appeared on numerous tracks after that.

"We noticed every time we recorded in the same recording studio that these mysterious musical sounds would appear on the track", said Radar. "It was so odd, so as a joke we said 'let's have a séance' and that's when we discovered the ghosts."

It appears as if the music production school was built on an ancient burial ground that was reserved for musical artists and their family. When the group of students held the séance they were approached by a group of artists talking about how they enjoyed finally being able to play their instruments again.

"It appears as if this certain recording studio hasn't been used in some time", explained Radar. "Maybe it was because of the ghosts, maybe it was finances who knows, but it appears as if they ghosts weren't able to take part in musical recordings before this point in time."

The group of musical recording school students plan on dedicating their final project to their ghostly friends. They are even in talks with a local recording studio to try and distribute the recordings locally in an effort to raise money for the school.

"People love anything that has a mystery surrounding it", said local mega recording producer John Smith. "I think this recording could hit it big, especially if we play up the ghost angle. We could make tons of money for the school and treat people to some amazing music that they will be sure to love."

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