This song is the first EDM song to land on the (actual) moon. On 2/22/24, Brayden Pierce's Capture the Moon became 1 of 222 artists that landed on the moon by way of SpaceX/NASA/Intuitive Machines as part of a historic time capsule for humanity knowledge and art. In a historic moment that marks a significant milestone in the intersection of music and outer space, the Lunaprise Museum proudly announced the successful lunar landing of Brayden Pierce’s "Capture the Moon (MOOON.PARTY Mix)". Not long ago, all of Brayden Pierce’s music recordings were destroyed in one fatal rainstorm. He thought music was over for him, but The Moon had different plans: On February 22, 2024, Brayden Pierce and his song “Capture the Moon (MOOON.PARTY Mix)" made history as the first music artist with an electronic dance song to land on the moon as part of SpaceBlue’s curated archive on SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket, coinciding with NASA's monumental return to the moon after over 50 years. This groundbreaking initiative, a time capsule of humanity’s creativity and innovation, sets Brayden Pierce alongside 222 legendary artists like Jimi Hendrix, Bob Marley, and Elvis Presley, whose digitized recordings were also placed in the Lunaprise Museum. The digital museum is designed to withstand the test of time on the moon for a billion years, ensuring "Capture the Moon" will resonate forever. The story is featured on Billboard, Edm.com, Artnet, Space.com and more. As a lifelong music artist, Brayden is a true polymath, excelling in singing, multiple instruments, DJing, songwriting, producing, and mixing. Despite his impressive achievements, including sold-out shows in Los Angeles, songs with millions of plays, and performances at major festivals, Brayden has remained largely under the radar. In response to the challenges of navigating the digital music landscape, Brayden took an entrepreneurial approach and created Soundromeda, a revolutionary music entertainment platform. Brayden originally wrote “Capture the Moon” in 2011 as an ode to the old Latin saying “Carpe Diem (Seize the Day)”, encouraging the listener to live life to the fullest in each moment and achieve your dreams before our time on this planet is up. The song reincarnated at least 6 times in all of Brayden’s music projects, ending with friend Kelly Max’s urge for a more dance floor-ready version: the ‘MOOON.PARTY Mix’.