Josh Arboles can trace everything back to the day “The Wall” crackled through his mom’s living-room speakers—Pink Floyd’s sweeping soundscapes turned a kid with wide-open ears into a lifelong student of sonic possibility.  That curiosity eventually earned him a Primetime Emmy for his audio work on Netflix’s Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones, but it also kept him writing songs in the background—producing, playing, mixing, and mastering each one as a personal experiment in how far a single idea can travel.

Now he’s opening the vault with Unarchived, a genre-bending collection that drifts from glassy dream states to pulse-quick funk while wrestling with love, ego, and a planet on edge.  Rather than drop it all at once, Josh is unveiling a new single every 4–6 weeks, inviting you to join the ongoing exploration in real time.  Press play and step into the lab.

Josh doesn’t just craft his own worlds; he plugs into others.  The collaborative streak that birthed Chamelon Effect’s Sand Castles—recorded with friends and his brother more than ten years ago—still runs hot, fueling late-night sessions across Los Angeles.  He’s currently producing songs for the genre-blurring Kismet! project while also sculpting new cuts for Cloud Heist (his brothers current project), expanding the Arboles sound universe one track at a time.