A concert on Capitol Hill, designed to look like it had always existed.
Congressional Record brings members of Congress on stage to play music, alongside professional musicians, in a bipartisan evening that makes the case for arts education and the federal funding behind it. The Kennedy Center, the Library of Congress, Roll Call, and the Recording Academy convene it, with Americans for the Arts and the congressional Musicians and Arts Caucuses. The event came to Workhorse with its own name mark and a twelve-inch record, both drawn from the look of the historical Congressional Record. Workhorse kept the mark, cut a modernized version of the record, and built the rest: the dated label that advances each edition, the invitations, the program, the venue signage, the broadcast titles, the photo coverage, and the brand kit that lives on the live site.
