Pip Millett
Dream Life Records | Sony MusicSustainable complete product
With „When Everything Is Better, I’ll Let You Know“, Pip Millett from Manchester released her debut album after a total of three EPs. She worked on it as a singer, guitarist and also as a songwriter. Her deep, raspy voice, set to a special mix of soul and R’n’B music, creates a familiar, musical note reminiscent of Lauryn Hill’s vocals, but spiked with the modern sound of today.
With a focus on a sustainable product composition, optimal media has produced her album in three different versions.
The CD version was produced as a four-sided pocketpac made from FSC-certified and recycled cardboard. Inside, there is a CD and a twelve-page folding poster made of recycled paper with photos and texts by Pip Millett.
The album was also produced in two different, sustainable vinyl record configurations. One version with two 12inch vinyl records (140 g) made of colourful ReVinyl, where each record is unique with a random colour mix and marbled effect, and another where the two vinyl records are made of black ReVinyl. Made from 100% recycled PVC, ReVinyl almost completely reduces the CO₂ emissions for the re-granulate used. The records were packaged in printed inner sleeves and inserted into 5 mm spine width disco bags made from FSC-certified and recycled cardboard.
In order to avoid cellophaning, the products were packed in brown paper bags. These are closed on three sides and finished with a white print. All paper and cardboard components were printed with plant oil-based inks.
With the release of „When Everything Is Better, I’ll Let You Know“, Pip Millet has shown that with a finely tuned product outfit for her debut, not only is a more sustainable product release possible, but beautiful colour design combinations can also be created in combination with recycled materials.
- Discobag, inner sleeves, sleevepac and poster made from recycled material
- 12inch vinyl records as black and coloured ReVinyl
- Paper bags as an alternative to cellophaning
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