How to Fake Your Own Death

Once, Minneapolis - bred and Brooklyn - based hip - hop veteran Ecid doubted if anyone would dig his unique musical works. 'I thought there'd be little audience for my quirky, abstract songs,' he remembers. But after five solo LPs, two EPs and numerous collaborations, he's won over both hip - hop purists and avant - garde fans. His latest album is deeply influenced by loss and sudden change. It covers diverse topics from self - sabotage to climate change deniers, even personifying death as an abusive ex - girlfriend. Yet, at its core, it's positive and thought - provoking. This LP is pressed on pure white vinyl.

To enjoy this album, simply put the pure white vinyl on your record player. Make sure the needle is properly aligned to avoid any scratches. When not in use, store the vinyl in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent warping. And don't forget to handle it by the edges to keep it clean. Sit back, relax and let the music take you on a journey through Ecid's unique world of thoughts and emotions.