Nabil Ayers to Keynote Making Vinyl in Minneapolis
Nabil Ayers is the President of Beggars Group US, where he has run campaigns for The National (GRAMMY award winner in 2018), Big Thief (GRAMMY
Our Minneapolis event promises to provide the latest information on how the vinyl industry continues to pump our record-setting volumes amid consumer demand, supply chain issues related to raw materials shortages, and increased prices.
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For the sixth consecutive year, Making Vinyl will host a competition recognizing the best in vinyl, CD and tape packaging in 15 categories. The submissions and judging process will be entirely online and requires high-resolution photographs of all entries, as well as full-text descriptions of the packages, who’s responsible in their creation, and who shall be inscribed on the trophy in the case of winning.
To maximize the chances for winning, submitters are urged to include supporting video to best explain why their packages should win and meet the criteria of the category.
Submissions will be judged entirely online by a panel of award-winning designers throughout the world. In addition, entries may be submitted from anywhere in the world (i.e., international submissions are welcome).
All entries must be released from Nov. 27, 2021 to March 3, 2023.
Nabil Ayers is the President of Beggars Group US, where he has run campaigns for The National (GRAMMY award winner in 2018), Big Thief (GRAMMY
Columbia Records made history on June 21, 1948, by releasing the first vinyl long-playing (LP) record. The invention of the LP marked a significant milestone
Record sales in S. reached a modern-era high in the week ending December 22, with over 2 million vinyl albums sold, according to Luminate. This
Making Vinyl is now your source for the voice of experts, icons, and industry legends who are passionate about the vinyl record industry. Your Making Vinyl is at the forefront of celebrating the global rebirth of vinyl records as a deluxe product coveted by consumers in the digital age as their preferred physical music carrier.