ElectraLand Productions LLC

10/27/2025

Send your shirts and spread the word!

One of MOP’s projects this year is to collect music t-shirts to represent people we’ve lost to overdose. Like the AIDS quilt in the 90s we want to help create a memorial to all our family and friends and musicians lost to overdose. The collection is slowly growing and the first place we will show it is the Reform Drug Policy conference in Detroit, November 12-15. Like the AIDS quilt we want to create a tour of these T-shirts that will end up showing them on the National Mall for International Overdose Awareness Day, August 31, 2026.

10/16/2025

💔💔💔
RIP Space Man 🤘🏽
You were my first guitar god, on the first album I bought with my own money, as a little kid. It was 1976. (It’s the original one, in the photo.)
I bought it for Beth and loved the rest of it even more. Yours is the only solo Kiss member album I bought. You opened the door to my love of hard rock and old-school heavy metal.

I finally got to see you in ‘96, back in full makeup and doing the full album that started it all for me, Destroyer. Dream came me true.

“You’re the God of thunder and rock-n-roll. The spell you’re under will slowly rob you of your virgin soul.”

~Electra

10/12/2025

It's that spooky time of year, and we're helping you get your Halloween on with this double album from Big Stir Records. Music from various Big Stir artists, with witchy commentary and stories of the dark side abound. Just in time for you to try before you buy and add it to your own haunted party fun.

Learn more about the album at https://www.bigstirrecords.com/big-stir-records-halloween

Join our party at ElectraLandRadio.net

09/25/2025

This is a very important campaign. All involved would love for you to visit Musicians For Overdose Prevention and share whatever information speaks to you. Thank you!

09/19/2025

We're bringing you more of that Aussie sound with Melvic Centre and their great new album, Trawler! Fresh but reminiscent of some of the best bands from days gone by. Upbeat and fun with fourteen tracks to love. This band is tight and talented, so don't miss the show!

Find them at https://linktr.ee/melviccentre
Listen at ElectraLandRadio.net

09/09/2025

In 2021, 2022, and 2023 over 100,000 people died from overdose each year. Those are our family members and our friends and people in our communities and our music scenes. Like the AIDS quilt, like the Vietnam Memorial, we need a way to memorialize this tragedy. Send us a T-shirt of the favorite band of someone lost to overdose. Write their name on it. Share something about the person. We’ll take it to Washington DC for International Overdose Awareness Day 2026, and display them on the National Mall. Venue, bands, festivals - if you want to promote this campaign and hold an event to collect T-shirts then we’ll send you free naloxone to hand out at the event and help you promote the event! A lot of our work has been North Carolina based this year - but this is a national campaign. Any venue - any musician - and festival - we’ll send you free naloxone to hand out. Please share. Music saves music.

09/06/2025

If this is you, YOU SUCK ASS!!! 😡

09/03/2025

Wow!

09/02/2025

Send in your T’s!

🎸👕 100,000 Band T-Shirts 👕🎸

Every shirt tells a story. Every band tee in this project belonged to someone we loved and lost to overdose. Like the AIDS Quilt of a generation before us, this is a memorial stitched together from music, memory, and rebellion.

On August 31st, International Overdose Awareness Day, we launched this national tribute. And we’re aiming big: a massive display on the National Mall in 2026. Until then, we’ll be gathering shirts, gathering stories, and building a movement.

Because remembrance is not quiet. It’s loud. It’s music. And it demands change.

08/31/2025

We are honored to be part of this project. Musicians For Overdose Prevention work so hard to save lives, reduce the stigma and raise awareness. This project will do all of the above, plus promote some healing.

International Overdose Awareness Day!
🖤 CALL FOR BAND T-SHIRTS 🖤
A National Tribute to Lives Lost to Overdose

Every year, over 100,000 people die from overdose in the U.S.
They are not statistics—they are our siblings, children, bandmates, and friends.

Inspired by the AIDS Quilt, the Overdose Band T-Shirt Memorial will honor every life lost through a uniquely American symbol: the band T-shirt.

🎸 Each shirt = one life, one story.
🎶 Each memory = part of a national tribute.
🖤 Goal: 100,000 shirts displayed on the National Mall, Washington, DC – Aug 31, 2026.

💌 How you can help:
➡️ Donate a band T-shirt from someone you lost to overdose (include their name + a memory).
➡️ Musicians & venues: host a shirt collection show —we’ll send naloxone to distribute.
➡️ Spread the word, share this post, carry naloxone.

📍 Send shirts to:
JP Kennedy
Musicians for Overdose Prevention
139 Last Resort Terrace
Black Mountain, NC 28711

🌐 More info: www.musiciansforoverdoseprevention.org

Together, we can make the overdose crisis visible—and honor the people who should still be here.

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08/24/2025

Fun, Funky and Fresh are the words that come to mind for this band coming to us from Lexington, KY. We’re thrilled to present this brand-spanking-new album from Kind Skies ! Rock n Roll the way it’s meant to be and brought to you in it’s entirety. Plus, you always get the inside scoop about the album and the band with our exclusive release shows.
Don’t miss the party at
ElectraLandRadio.net
And, be sure to check them out at
https://kindskies.bandcamp.com/album/echo

08/18/2025

ElectraLand Productions is a VERY proud partner!
Musicians For Overdose Prevention

The Overdose Rock-N-Roll T-Shirt Memorial
A National Tribute to Lives Lost to Overdose
Join us on Zoom
Friday, August 22ND
12:00 PM EST
Every year, more than 100,000 lives are lost to overdose in the U.S. These are not numbers—they are our family, parents, bandmates, and friends.
Inspired by the power of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, this project will create a living tribute with a distinctly American symbol of identity
and culture: the Rock-n-Roll T-shirt.
What it is:
A public art and remembrance project made of 100,000 donated band T-shirts—each one honoring a life lost to overdose, with their name, story, lyrics, or memories shared by loved ones.
Launch Date: August 31, 2025 — International Overdose Awareness Day
Major Display Goal: August 31, 2026 — International Overdose Awareness
Day, National Mall, Washington, DC
Together, we can build a memorial that shouts love, memory, and resistance louder than silence. Musicians for Overdose will host an open Zoom call on August 22 to explain the campaign and answer any questions.