In 2009, Map Style took a significant step by setting up a studio in Studio City, Los Angeles, CA. In this space, he produced, recorded, and mixed two albums that had a substantial impact on the music scene. During his time there, Map had the opportunity to meet various notable artists and collaborators. He crossed paths with Kell Michell from the well-known duo Kenan and Kell, Colby O'Donis, Korell, the talented Carter & Carter siblings in the world of smooth jazz, Don Preach, Excel, Hengee, Bob Ross Àvila and Michael "Bass" McCarey of Boyz II Men.

In addition to the artists, Map also interacted with influential producers such as Chuck Cymone, DJ Hassan, DS Mac  and Tolga Katas. The encounter with Benny Blanco and Sevak Petrosyan, Armenian producers and film directors, added a unique dimension to his experience.

The Studio City studio was a space where creativity and collaboration came together to produce quality music. The story of this inspiring period highlights the importance of musical connections and demonstrates how the right environment can lead to meaningful and valuable collaborations.