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Presley will embark on a nationwide tour with the Stand4kind organization
that supports children in
the U.S.- dealing with bullying and grappling with suicidal thoughts.
Young musician finds
inspiration on Catalina
FOR THE ISLANDER
One of the performers at this
year’s Catalinaville event has a per-
sonal connection to the island.
Presley Aronson, 21, is a sing-
er-songwriter, director, producer,
actor, and beyond. Presley formed
his own production company at
age 14, which he runs to this day,
providing a platform for LA’s youth
to learn the ins and outs of the
industry prior to pursuing higher
education.
As CEO of Presley Aronson
Enterprise, he oversees multiple
units, production managers, and
crew, as well as mentors interns.
His company produces films, com-
mercials, music videos, and beyond.
At the same time, Presley is
pursuing a music career. He has
two music videos out, three sin-
, gles. The first, “She’s All Mine”,
released in July 2020, followed by
the music video in December 2020,
shot by Presley’s production com-
pany, showcasing Catalina Island.
His second single, “What If”, came
out in March 2021, followed by the
music video in April 2021, also
a love song, this one shot in Los
Angeles.
Presley’s third single, “Live Like
Paradise” is a recent release, May
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2021, with the music video in the
works, also shot around Catalina,
highlighting some of the island’s
most beautiful landscapes. His
fourth single, “Background”, is
coming soon, as well as the music
video that recounts personal expe-
riences with bullying during his
childhood.
With this song, Presley will
embark on a nationwide tour with
the Stand4kind organization that
supports children in the US. deal-
ing with bullying and grappling
with suicidal thoughts.
A Margaritaville-style event,
complete with live bands and beach
dancing, will take place Saturday,
August 7 to benefit the Catalina
Island Medical Center Foundation.
“Catalinaville” will be held at the
Descanso Beach Club with a cock-
tail reception and dinner at 5 pm.
followed by a beach party at 8 pm.
The dinner is sold out, but tick-
ets are available for the Beach
Party. For ticket information, visit
cimcfoundation.org/Catalinaville,
or call 310-510-5160.
A live auction and raffle are
also on tap. All proceeds benefit
the foundation and its support of
the Catalina Island Medical Center
(CIMC) and the future of health-
care on Catalina Island.
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