Moveable Sound is a mobile recording practice that brings professional music production into regional and remote environments. Instead of relying on a fixed studio, it transforms spaces such as halls, woolsheds, lighthouses, homes, and community buildings into temporary recording sites, where the character of each location becomes part of the sound. 

It’s a response to how hard it is to access studios in regional areas, but also a creative choice: capturing something real, immediate, and tied to place. At its core, it’s about movement, connection, and making music where people actually live, not where the industry says it should happen.
 Learning + experimenting. Picture by 
Anthea Christie Charalambous

cody@moveablesound.com
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Cody Munro Moore is a recording engineer, producer, and songwriter based on the South Coast of New South Wales. Working across studio and live environments, his practice focuses on capturing honest, place-driven recordings that reflect both the artist and their surroundings.

As the former co-owner of Stranded Recording Studio, Cody has worked with a wide range of emerging and established artists, developing a reputation for thoughtful production and a collaborative, artist-first approach. His work spans studio records, live sessions, and community-driven projects, often centred around regional music communities.

Cody’s broader practice extends into programming, production, and artist development. He has worked extensively across the Illawarra and regional NSW through his role with MusicNSW, supporting artists through mentorship, workshops, and industry advocacy. From 2023 to 2025, he served as Festival Director of the Illawarra Folk Festival, leading programming and operations across three years.

His current work is focused on developing Moveable Sounds, a mobile recording approach that brings high-quality production into regional and remote spaces. As a songwriter, his work is grounded in narrative and place, often reflecting his connection to regional communities and environments.

Pictures on this website were taken by Anthea Christie Charalambous.












CODY MUNRO MOORE