About art

Art Arriola, a versatile musician skilled in trumpet, trombone, French horn, and cornet, holds certificates in Entrepreneurship and Music Industry Entrepreneurship, specializing in music copyright and publishing contracts. He is also trained in audio recording, music production, and rhetoric, having earned an AA degree in Liberal Arts and an AAT in Communication Studies.
Achieving notable recognition, Art received a nomination for best trombone soloist at the 1974 Reno Jazz Festival and a trophy for the best local band in Oakland, CA in 1976 with Latin Band Alma Latina. Throughout his career, Art has shared stages with renowned artists like Coke Escovedo, Pete and Juan Escovedo, Jorge Santana, and more.
A career highlight occurred with his contribution to the recording of "Seven Gospel Classics in Jazz," released in June 1992. Additionally, he worked on a movie soundtrack for the remake of "The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari." In 2013, Art collaborated with Rick Stevens, the original vocalist of Tower of Power, to co-found and direct the group
"Rick Stevens & Love Power."
Currently serving as the Founder and CEO of Art Music and Promotion, Art provides a comprehensive platform for artists to record, duplicate, and promote their musical works. For live music events, Art Arriola & Friends can customize a show. Inquiries can be directed to Art at 103happyme@gmail.com.