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New Post: As Nashville’s United Record Pressing Celebrates 75 Years, a Look Back at 15 Essential Vinyl Pressings - https://lnkd.in/gbBS-87s - According to 2023 Year-End data from the Recording Industry Association of America, revenues from vinyl records grew 10% to $1.4 billion, and accounted for 71% of physical format revenues last year. 2023 also marked vinyl’s 17th consecutive year of growth. As vinyl’s vital place in music’s ecosystem continues, Nashville-based United Record Pressing also celebrates 75 years of pressing vinyl for artists including Taylor Swift, Michael Jackson, Dolly Parton, Adele and Stevie Wonder and numerous other artists. “The sustained growth of the vinyl record market has been going for nearly 20 years at this point in the U.S., but particularly cool is how the medium has evolved into the people’s art object, and a creative opportunity for artists to tailor their records to reinforce aesthetics, inspiration, ideas or cultural touchpoints for more curious fans,” Cam Sarrett, United Record Pressing’s head of sales and marketing, tells Billboard in a statement. “Plus, it impactfully benefits artists big and small at the merch table on tour and bolsters community at independent record stores, a vital culture all its own.” URP has been a central contributor to vinyl sales since 1949, when the company was formed by John Dunn, Joe Talbot and Ozell Simpkins. The pressing plant was an offshoot of Bullet Records, one of Nashville’s first indie record labels. In 1949, the same year that RCA created the first 45 and seven-inch records became popular in jukeboxes across America, Bullet Records earned a massive hit with Francis Craig’s song “Near You,” which spent 17 weeks atop Billboard’s pop charts. They opened Southern Plastics (which would later become United Record Pressing) to keep up with the demand for the song. By 1962, the company had moved operations to Nashville’s Chestnut Street. The company’s founder Ozell Simpkins also designed the building and URP’s machines. John Dunn and Ozell Simpkins By the 1960s, Southern Plastics had established a deal to handle singles record pressings for Motown Records. Given that there were few accommodations available to Black artists, producers and executives in the South during that time, the company also created what would become known as the “Motown Suite,” a space to host Black artists, producers and executives when they visited Nashville. Today, that space has been preserved and is used to host special events, such as album release parties. In the 1970s, Southern Plastics was renamed United Record Pressing. As in-house labels began shuttering their in-house pressing operations, soon URP became the foremost independent record pressing plant in the Southeast. Two decades later, URP acquired Dixie Record Pressing, which allowed t
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The J. Crew Catalog is making a comeback! 🎉 This revival marks a victory for struggling mall brands like Abercrombie & Fitch, Gap, and J.Crew, highlighting the enduring appeal of physical media such as catalogs. While digital platforms dominate, there's something special about flipping through a magazine or catalog. It offers a unique and perhaps superior experience that online channels can't replicate. Despite naysayers emphasizing ROI and last-touch attribution, investing in catalogs remains a smart move in my book. Who else agrees? Check out the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gjZVdSpZ
J.Crew Fans, Get Ready: The Catalog Is Back
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📣 Excited to share some sound advice on caring for Record Store Day finds and cultivating a vintage aesthetic. In my latest blog post, I discuss some great products to make the most out of Record Store Day. Check it out here: [Read more](https://ift.tt/0nmb6It)
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📍 📍 As a venue manager or event planner, drawing in guests and creating a captivating atmosphere is key to thriving. A powerful way to achieve this is by installing a dance floor LED in your venue. 🎸 This innovative technology not only engages audiences but is also a practical tool for increasing visitor numbers and creating a unique, memorable experience. https://lnkd.in/gGnEipZ4 #ledwall #dance #leddisplay
Dance Floor LED Display Screen: Price, Benefits, and Manufacture - Linsn LED
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Home is where the heart is, but you should never leave home without it (just like your American Express 😉) Our latest episode of The Joy of Theming features Bry creating a beautiful theme based on the iconic AMEX aesthetic. https://lnkd.in/eM5KFDFp
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New Post: ‘Twisters’ breaks box office record on opening weekend - https://lnkd.in/dkpssqve - Twisters has smashed box office records on its opening weekend, confirming predictions that it would beat the 1996 film it is based on. READ MORE: Twisters review: ‘90s-style blockbuster sweeps in to save the day The disaster film raked in $123million at the global box office over the weekend, with the majority of ticket sales (about $80.5million’s worth of revenue) coming from the US. This now means it has enjoyed the biggest weekend ever at the box office for a disaster movie. Outside of North America, the UK was the film’s next biggest market, where it made $5.5million. By contrast, it performed notably poorly in China, only making $1.5million. In total, it cost $155million to make. Directed by Minari‘s Lee Isaac Chung, Twisters stars Daisy Edgar-Jones, Glen Powell and Anthony Ramos as a new group of storm chasers left fighting for their lives as multiple tornadoes converge over central Oklahoma, having tried to use sodium polyacrylate solution to reduce their intensity. The original film, Twister, starred Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton, Cary Elwes and Philip Seymour Hoffman as storm-chasing scientists trying to research the most powerful tornado in decades. It became a massive hit, becoming the second-highest-grossing movie of 1996, making $500 million globally at the box office. It was later nominated for two Oscars. In a five-star review of Twisters, NME wrote: “The flick is also cleverly scripted, with Kate’s motivation slowly teased out as we learn she might just have the means of knocking the ‘nados into a cocked hat. The devastation wreaked by the freaky weather is evocatively explored and in this there’s a timely ecological message. Packed with heart, smarts, jaw-dropping effects and an exquisite ensemble cast (shout out to Harry Hadden-Paton’s nerdy British journalist as comic relief), Twisters will have you singing the praises of the multiplex until the cows come home.” Leading up to the film’s release, it faced a whirlwind of surprise appearances at its premiere events – one in London with the appearance of Tom Cruise, and another in Los Angeles, where enraged PETA activists stormed the stage. The late Bill Paxton’s son James appears in a cameo in the film as a “disgruntled hotel guest”. “It’s an Easter egg for the fans of Dad and the original,” James has said. “I did this one for Dad”. The post ‘Twisters’ breaks box office record on opening weekend appeared first on NME. - #news #business #world -------------------------------------------------- Download: #Google #Font #Tester - https://lnkd.in/gKAZYbVN
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Looking back at the last month, we had a blast getting creative! 🎨 Super busy making cool posters for a client, and it was so much fun! There's just something about doing these projects that makes us feel alive. 🔥 How about you? How was your last month? #virtualassistant #thanetbusiness #broadstairs #kent #creativeprojects #posters #labels #supportsmallbusinesses #freelancelife #workfromhome
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White transfers for new and restored synthesizers. (Synth Restore) https://lnkd.in/eAyQ9YBy #Drytransfers #SynthesizerTransfer #decals #decalrestoreproject #drytransferservices #signage #signs #rubdowns #productrubdowns #transfers
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In the ongoing discussions about the post-COVID economy, much attention has been devoted to examining how evolving consumer behaviors affect once-vibrant commercial spaces. Many questions arise, such as the feasibility of transforming old offices into residential units or recognizing the potential of retail locations like Bed Bath & Beyond for redevelopment. Adding a fresh dimension to this dialogue, the The Wall Street Journal highlights a unique challenge faced by many lenders: the repurposing of movie theaters.
Movie Theaters Have Weird Real Estate. It’s Saving Them.
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