Mango Hill Records

☎️ ‘s ‘Dedication Hour’ is now streaming

Good morning!

Found some leftover merch from tour and we’re putting it up online

Quantities are super limited, so once it’s gone, it’s gone. Grab yours while you can.

This artwork was part of a limited run of sweaters, but we printed some on shirts for the tour with Ramirez last year.  Huge credit to Julio B for creating this design for Prisoner of My Mind.

I’m going to keep digging through and posting more cool shirts and accessories from past tours soon stay tuned.

New Singles from & out today! Just in time for V-Day! “Free From You” & “A Real Good Woman” now streaming everywhere 💝

🚨 EYES HERE! 🚨

We’ve got 25 black copies left from the first pressing of La Voz De Oro by Jason Joshua.

Out of 3,000 total, this is officially the final box. Once they’re gone, they’re gone. Don’t sleep.

This record changed the game for Jason Joshua and includes absolute hits like “La Vida Es Fría,” “Lover Boy,” “Muestrame,” “Se Acabó,” and more.
We’re not sure this version will ever be repressed.So if you’re seeing this, THIS IS YOUR SIGN.

👉 Head to Mango Hill Records now.

Mail Day! Orders finally going out! Our apologies if we messed up an order in the past we are finally locked in and got our headquarters dialed in! Stay tuned!

February 13 feels less like a release date and more like a statement. Two records arrive not as singles chasing streams, but as chapters in a shared bloodline—two brothers bound by instinct, grit, and an unshakable devotion to sound.

Camden steps forward with “Free From You,” the second release from his debut album, and it lands like a door finally slammed shut. The song captures a man at his breaking point—done negotiating, done bleeding quietly. It’s not a clean goodbye, and it’s not meant to be. Camden lets the truth sting, delivering a track that’s equal parts catharsis and confrontation, the sound of love dissolving under its own weight.

On the other side of the coin, Jason Joshua—La Voz De Oro—offers something quieter but no less powerful. “A Real Good Woman,” the second single from his upcoming project Terapia (Spanish for therapy), is a slow-burning love letter to the women who carry the world without applause. The single mothers. The bartenders closing late. The waitresses, the housekeepers, the unseen backbone of everyday survival. Joshua doesn’t romanticize their struggle—he honors it, crooning with reverence and restraint, laying flowers at the feet of resilience.

Together, these releases don’t just showcase two artists—they reveal a shared philosophy: music as truth, as witness, as survival. One brother lets go. The other gives thanks. And somewhere between heartbreak and devotion, February 13 finds its pulse.

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