Aug
30
Calling All CD/DVD/ Vinyl Designers!
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Let Me See Your Package will be featuring CD Designers weekly!
If you think you have good designs or if you know someone who has, don’t hesitate to contact us or email me directly ( marion@unifiedmanufacturing.com). We would love to do a quick interview with you about your works. You can share to us how your techniques, tips, and even your sources of inspiration! Come on now, don’t be shy. Show us what you’ve got!
Jan
20
Barack Obama, in his wisdom, working with the Democratic National Committee, chose Unified Manufacturing to produce the Yes We Can: Voices of a Grassroots Movement record.
That choice means the album is in the hands of an experienced, energetic team of industry veterans working to fulfill the vision of the new President. And fulfill it they did, as the final product’s creativity, patriotism, and significance is only rivaled by the man himself.
Working with Hidden Beach Records and the Barack Obama campaign, Unified Manufacturing spent countless hours ensuring the record is created of the highest quality and attention to detail. The record’s greatest feature is the beautiful red, white, and blue colored vinyl disc, which is left slightly translucent. Innovative and unique, it is truly one of a kind.
The disc is packed with legendary artists including Stevie Wonder, Lionel Richie, Kanye West, John Mayer, Sheryl Crow, and more. Dale Zoerker of Digital Lava supplied his talent for the project’s beautiful artwork.
Nov
12
Welcome to the Unified Manufacturing Blog
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We’ll be talking about all kinds of stuff around the world of CD, Vinyl, and DVD packaging. James and I will be sharing what we love about the packaging aspect of the music industry.
Professor Numberspants says:
Hello! I’m Professor Numberspants! I’ll be here to helpfully explain all that boring stuff your boss keeps asking about like turn around time, return on investment, and contribution margins. Don’t worry, I won’t use too many big words.
