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  1. How super nice is that? And on a Friday the 13th, no less – there are still some good things in this world!
    The record dealer from the Netherlands included coloured pencils and a slipmat mandala to colour in, together with this already fantastic record. This is setting new standards in record shipping for sure. 😅
    Ok then, I don't want to be disturbed for the next two hours, please. ☺️🖍️
    And have a nice weekend, everyone! 🤗
    #discoecultura #vinyl #slyandrobbie #vinylculture

  2. 🎛️ KPM Music Library and the roots of trip-hop

    Long before trip-hop became a genre, its sound was already hiding inside British production music archives. KPM Music created cinematic, jazz-infused and experimental tracks for TV and film — later rediscovered by 1990s producers digging for deep, atmospheric samples.

    👉 alltriphop.com/2026/01/kpm.html

    #TripHop #KPM #Sampling #MusicHistory #VinylCulture #Downtempo

  3. Can A Single Piece Of Vinyl Change Your World? (Find Out Here! #ASMR)

    Prepare to connect with music on a whole new level. I am showcasing The Mighty One Man Band's Limited-Edition Vinyl, and it's far more than just songs. From the satisfying feel of the record in your hands to the inspiring lyrics of "Suit Up", this album is an experience.
     
    Dive into the details of the liner notes, packed with all the song lyrics and some cool black & white photos, bringing that wonderful, vintage analog feeling right to your fingertips.
     
    This isn't just an album, it's a curated package, meticulously crafted to be the complete collector's piece. Plus, your purchase includes a digital download & more bonus features! Get ready to be inspired.
     
    #ASMR #VinylCulture #LimitedRun #MightyOneManBand #ArtOfSound

  4. Yé-yé comes from the English "Yeah! Yeah!" — popularized by British rock and roll.

    Yé-yé wasn’t just music — it was a cultural revolution in mini-skirts, playful rebellion, and catchy hooks. Powered by teenage girls and inspired by the British Invasion, it created icons like France Gall, Françoise Hardy, and Sylvie Vartan.

    Innocent pop turned statement of feminine youth, modernity, and rebellion. 🇫🇷💋

    #YéYé #FrancoiseHardy #FranceGall #VinylCulture #ModStyle #salutlesfilles #spinnoir

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