World’s First 100% Recyclable Vinyl

Bobby Connolly, Founder, Needs

15-Sep-21 22:00

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Have you ever thought of an eco-friendly vinyl record? Not-for-profit music label Needs out of London has partnered up with Holland’s Green Vinyl Records to produce the world’s first 100% recyclable vinyl record that could potentially be a game-changer. Founder of Needs, Bobby, joins us on the show to shed more light on this eco-friendly project, elucidating on the benefits of this approach, and more.

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Produced by: Ali Johan, Othniel Ting

Presented by: Ali Johan, Othniel Ting

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Categories: Environment, Science, History, People & Places, SME, Entrpreneurship, Film, Music

Tags: the pulse, Needs, Green Vinyl Records, vinyl record pressing plant, sustainability in music, The Future of Vinyl,

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