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Mon Hills Records releases Go 1st album “The Remix Mosaic”

Mon Hills Records released the student-produced cover album The Remix Mosaic by Go 1st on Oct. 17, a 10-track collection of covers showcasing WVU music students’ creative selections and production work across streaming platforms and the label’s website.

Mon Hills Records released a new Go 1st album: “The Remix Mosaic,” on Oct. 17. The new cover album is now available on the Mon Hills Records website, monhillsrecords.com, and all streaming services.

The Remix Mosaic is a vibrant collection of 10 cover songs, spanning timeless classics to modern pop anthems. Each track was carefully selected by students based on songs that inspired them creatively and held personal meaning. The project reflects their diverse musical influences and showcases both their artistic interpretation and technical skill.

The album was produced by senior Music Business and Industry student Chloe Martin, with engineering support from fellow students Trevor Cooke, Aidan Rider, Hannah Lynch and Joshua Ingram, who were responsible for recording, mixing and mastering the project. Together, this team brought a professional polish and authentic energy to this collaborative work.

Go 1st Records is an imprint of Mon Hills Music Group. Mon Hills Music Group serves as a collection of independent record labels and acts as the professional component of the West Virginia University Music Industry Program, directed by Professor Joshua Swiger and Ross Justice, at the university’s College of Creative Arts and Media.

Mon Hills Records, showcases student talent from across the WVU campus, providing emerging artists with a platform for professional experience and creative growth. For more information on Mon Hills Music Group, please visit monhillsrecords.com.

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