More information on the vinyl series is available at .įull list of albums (and associated visual artists):īillie Eilish – When We All Fall Asleep Where Do We Go? (Anna Park) “We’re honored to work with Interscope to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the iconic record label alongside some of the most culturally significant musicians and artists on this amazing project that raises money for a great cause helping support Jimmy and Dre’s high school,” said NTWRK CEO Aaron Levant.Īll albums and the artists behind the visual artworks can be found below. The Interscope 30th anniversary museum exhibit runs at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) from Jan. The fact that the sales of these albums will help fund Jimmy and Dre’s high school makes it an even more special endeavor.” “While this groundbreaking art exhibit will be on view at LACMA only for a limited time, we thought launching a series of limited-edition vinyl to honor both our recording artists and the extraordinary visual artists who contributed pieces to this effort, would be a great way for this celebration to live on for years, and at the same time was a cool way to invite music fans into the Interscope’s 30th celebration,” said Steve Berman, vice chairman of Interscope Geffen A&M.īerman added, “NTWRK, who specializes in highly curated cultural artifacts from art and music, are a perfect retail partner as we celebrate the legacy of all of the artists who have made Interscope Records a success for the past 30 years. Dre, Billie Eilish, Lady Gaga, Eminen, U2, Nine Inch Nails, 2Pac, Mary J. Both Interscope and NTWRK have committed to donating 100% of the net profits from the project to the Iovine and Young Foundation, which is building a school in South Los Angeles.Īrtists whose works are featured in the vinyl series include Kendrick Lamar, Dr. The albums, each of which will come with a numbered archival quality giclee printed cover, are set to be released in groups each day starting Jan.
Interscope Records Celebrates 30th Anniversary With Exhibition of Original Art
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