The chapel's early 18th-century style organ made by Henry Speechly and Sons remains in situ, and in working order.

[11] In autumn 2019 it was announced that the Angel Recording Studios would be closing down following the death of Mr James de Wolfe.

[16] Other bands and artists to use the studios include: Westlife, Rush,[17] One Direction, Emeli Sandé, Slade, Little Mix, Louis Tomlinson, Gary Barlow, Plácido Domingo, Fela Kuti, Seal, Liza Minnelli, Florence and the Machine, Nightwish, Kylie Minogue,[18] Goldfrapp,[19] Karl Jenkins (for his acclaimed Adiemus project),[20] and Robbie Williams.

[21] The studio's orchestra room has been used by Éric Serra who scored Léon: The Professional and the James Bond film GoldenEye there.

[22][23] George Fenton used the studio to record scores for natural history shows The Blue Planet and Planet Earth,[24][25] while other projects have included Maury Yeston for Nine,[26] Craig Armstrong, who scored Moulin Rouge!

The studio has also been used to record the soundtracks to film The English Patient, The Crying Game, Buster, Memphis Belle, Pride and Prejudice, The Lion King, and Jackie.