All Videos Tagged RECYCLED (True Skool Network) - True Skool Network2024-06-17T11:49:52Zhttps://trueskool.com/video/video/listTagged?rss=yes&tag=RECYCLED&xn_auth=noSEE THE FIRST PLAYABLE RECORD MADE FROM RECYCLED OCEAN PLASTICtag:trueskool.com,2020-02-26:1464587:Video:6963312020-02-26T19:40:30.268ZEditor's Pickhttps://trueskool.com/profile/RentheVinylArchaeologist
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</a> <br></br>Cornwall, England-based Sharp’s Brewery, Mercury Music Prize nominated artist Nick Mulvey (a founding member of the band Portico Quartet), Keynvor and vinyl manufacturer Tangible Formats have teamed up to create the first record composed of recycled single-use plastic.<br></br>
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Titled “In the Anthropocene,” the 10-inch record is made from plastics…
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</a><br />Cornwall, England-based Sharp’s Brewery, Mercury Music Prize nominated artist Nick Mulvey (a founding member of the band Portico Quartet), Keynvor and vinyl manufacturer Tangible Formats have teamed up to create the first record composed of recycled single-use plastic.<br />
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Titled “In the Anthropocene,” the 10-inch record is made from plastics found along the coastline of Cornwall. Sales of the physical record proceeds from digital streams will benefit Surfers Against Sewage, a UK-based organization working to save British coastlines from pollution.<br />
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Obligatory press release gush from Sharp’s Brewery’s James Nicholls: “Cornish culture is built around the ocean – whether that’s seafood, surfing or even our own Atlantic Ale. Last year, we helped the ocean enter the charts, under Keynvor – which means ‘Ocean’ in the Cornish language. I’m excited to say that today we’re really turning the tables on the music industry by releasing ‘In the Anthropocene’, with Nick Mulvey – by upcycling single-use plastic found on our beaches and turning it into playable ‘ocean vinyl.’”