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About Parks and Records 
As Featured in GM and PLENTY_logo Magazine!
We are a bay area record label that combines the great outdoors and music. The label was started by young lovers Jon and Mimi Fee (aka The Fees or Mijuanito). No strangers to the indie label circuit,  Jon (of indie band The Rum Diary) and Mimi were responsible for creating the "translation. music." compilation series back in 2000. The hand-packaged compilations were a huge success and helped launch the careers of indie rock darlings: The Velvet Teen, Xiu Xiu, The Dropscience, The Robot Ate Me, The Rum Diary, Desert City Soundtrack, and many others.

Our mission is to; build a community of like-minded musicians and fans, release passionate indie-pop/ noise-rock albums, reduce waste through 100% recycled/reused packaging, and support organizations dedicated to making our planet greener.
 
Parks and Records continues to champion the same DIY (do-it-yourself) creed  as the "translation" comps and strives to make the planet greener one song at a time. All packaging materials are  100% recycled/reused. The hand-stamped eco sleeves may appear crude and communistic, however the rationale is to keep costs low for the consumer (you) and reduce waste. Plastic CD cases = carbon. 


The Courage of K + The Brains of Dischord + The Heart of Merge = Parks and Records! 

Giving Back
In 2009 Parks and Records made donations to the following:
National Parks Conservation Association
World Wildlife Fund
California State Parks Foundation

In 2008 Parks and Records made donations to the following:

National Parks Conservation Association
National Forest Foundation
Friends of the Urban Forest   

In 2007 Parks and Records made donations to the following:

National Arbor Day Foundation
National Forest Foundation
Friends of the Urban Forest   

Parks and Records in the Press
Some press about us from 2008:
Glide Magazine - "Indie Gone Eco"
Plenty Magazine - "Greening the Music Industry"
East Bay Express - "Greening the Music Industry"

Join Team Parks and Records!
Saving the planet is not an easy job and we could use all the help we can get. Aside from recycling, composting, and of course buying our records, you can get involved and do so much more! Email us to find out.

Our Demo Policy
Listen to what we are releasing. Send us an email. Tell us what you are doing.