Kelly Pribble, Director of Media Recovery Technology at Iron Mountain Entertainment Services (IMES), is a veteran studio engineer, studio builder, archivist and inventor. 
In March 2022, Kelly was issued a Patent for Media Recovery Technology. Before joining Iron Mountain, Kelly reopened the legendary Nashville "Quadrafonic Sound Studio" in 1988. The next year he purchased the building next door and built an additional three studios, providing Nashville with its largest recording complex at that time. After more than a decade of running Quad Studios, Kelly left Nashville for London, where he worked closely with record producer Martin Terefe. Together they built "Kensaltown Studios" in West London, an eight-studio complex that still thrives today as one of West London’s premiere studio locations. With a career spanning over three decades, Kelly has worked extensively in Nashville, London, New York City and Rio de Janeiro.