REDTREEHOUSE BLUEPENTHOUSE PRESENTS

Are you a Sprinter or Distance Runner...3,2,1 GO!

15 tracks. One run. How far can you go before the album ends?

TAKE THE CHALLENGE
Khalil Hill smiling after a run on an outdoor track, wearing headphones

THE ALBUM IS YOUR CLOCK.

The distance is your story.

  1. PRESS PLAY

    Start Red Treehouse Blue Penthouse from the first track. Turn shuffle and repeat off.

  2. START MOVING

    Start recording your activity when the first song begins. Run, jog, or walk at your own pace.

  3. GO THE DISTANCE

    Keep moving while the album plays. Challenge yourself without exceeding your limits.

  4. STOP THE CLOCK

    When the final song ends, stop recording. Your distance is your result.

  5. SHARE YOUR RUN

    Post your result, tag our official account, and use #RTBPRunChallenge. Submit your activity for the official leaderboard.

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WHO CAN PARTICIPATE?

EVERY PACE HAS A PLACE.

Sprinter. Distance runner. First-time runner. Walker. Wherever you're starting, you're welcome here.

Move at a sustainable pace, choose safe routes, and follow applicable traffic and pedestrian rules.

EVERY MILE COUNTS.

One album. Thousands of journeys. One community.

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COMMUNITY MILES

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THE LEADERBOARD

How far can you go before the album ends?

The starting line is open. Be the first on the board.

Personal bests only. Ties go to the earlier run date.

Starting at zero. Approved activity data is not connected yet.

YOUR SOUNDTRACK. YOUR FINISH LINE.

15 tracks. One complete experience. How far will the music take you?

Start from Track 1. Turn shuffle and repeat off. Record only the distance completed while the album plays.

YOU RAN IT. NOW CLAIM YOUR DISTANCE.

Finished your album run? Submit your result and join the community leaderboard.

Submissions will be reviewed approximately weekly. No public social media account is required.

SUBMIT YOUR RUN (opens in a new tab)

Cheers, Godspeed to Peace.

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