a lofi-curated networking mixer
Presented by Arden Records & Platoon
Arden Records and Platoon is hosting Arden Nights: a lofi-curated mixer connecting the music industry with environmental leaders to discuss the importance of conserving nature.
Arden Records will be donating 100% of the proceeds to the National Park Foundation in support of their preservation efforts.
We will also be celebrating the one-year anniversary of Arden Records and the release of National Parks, Vol. 1 with an open bar for all guests and attendees. There is no dress code for this event.
Event Details
Tuesday, November 8th, 2022 @ 7PM–11PM
The LA Art Box
8020 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90046
Rideshare Recommended.
Open bar provided by Wandering Spirits featuring selections from McQueen & The Violent Fog, Flying Embers & Villon.
Come hungry! We have Monty's Good Burger (100% Vegan) available for purchase!
Come early! The first 50 people can take home a small house plant or succulent courtesy of Potted.
We will also be giving out CBD roller and gummy freebies from PlusCBD by CV SCIENCES! Don't miss out.
Experience our new EP, National Parks, Vol. 1, in Spatial Audio with Dolby Atmos provided by Dolby.
National Parks, Vol. 1 - EP
– stream here –
Designed by: @clairer.svg
On November 3rd, Arden Records will be releasing an 8-track label compilation titled ’National Parks, Vol. 1’. The Arden Records roster came together to create a diverse and truly one-of-a-kind body of work to raise awareness of the importance of preserving not only our national parks, but preserving the planet overall.
Arden Records’ goal is to highlight the diversity across each national park through lo-fi and drive people to learn how they can do more to preserve nature in their daily lives. Designed by Claire Russell, a current student at George Fox University (Class of ‘24), each artwork mimics the aesthetic of a postcard, where the pieces in the collage are a combination of photos, colors, textures, and other features unique to each respective national park.
Provided by the National Park Service Sound Gallery, a collection of short audio clips recorded during sound monitoring efforts in national parks, and Jacob Job, PhD, the current Associate Director of the Bird Genoscape Project at Colorado State University, each of the eight tracks incorporates actual field recordings from each respective national park that is featured, capturing the natural beauty of the unique ecological traits and distinct sounds from 8 different national parks in the United States – including:
- Yellowstone (sagun - “red fox”)
- Lassen Volcanic (Trankilo - “melting snow”)
- Zion (clay house - “i’m coming too”)
- Sequoia (DAVI JUNO - “horizon”)
- Rocky Mountains (Maono - “sun dance”)
- Death Valley (slow-key - “dune”)
- Grand Canyon (wrongnumber - “till we meet again”)
- Yosemite (pecna - “endless”)
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