It's been a pretty good few weeks for pop music at Blood Records. We've had a run of releases from some of our favourite artists, and judging by how quickly they've sold out, we're not the only ones enjoying it.
Leading the charge was ADÉLA, whose debut album PRIMA has been one of the most exciting pop releases of the year. With tracks like KGB and Red Bottoms, she's quickly made a name for herself with a sound that's bold, unapologetic and full of personality. For our exclusive edition, we pressed the album onto transparent pink vinyl with a blue ripple effect and silver glitter, limited to 3,000 hand-numbered copies. All 3,000 were snapped up.
And she wasn't alone. We also released Jorja Smith's What Are The Odds on red ripple vinyl, Sam Smith's Hazel Eyes on hazel and gold swirl, beabadoobee's Pylon on sky blue and black ripple, and Tove Lo's Estrus on a four-colour splatter pressing. Five very different records, all with their own take on pop, and every single edition sold out.
It's been brilliant to see such a strong response across the board, particularly for an artist like ADÉLA at the start of her career. From established names to the next generation of pop stars, we're always excited to give these records something a little different. Long live pop music!
For more Pop and R'n'B releases, check out our Drop Archive here.
It's been a pretty good few weeks for pop music at Blood Records. We've had a run of releases from some of our favourite artists, and judging by how quickly they've sold out, we're not the only ones enjoying it.
Leading the charge was ADÉLA, whose debut album PRIMA has been one of the most exciting pop releases of the year. With tracks like KGB and Red Bottoms, she's quickly made a name for herself with a sound that's bold, unapologetic and full of personality. For our exclusive edition, we pressed the album onto transparent pink vinyl with a blue ripple effect and silver glitter, limited to 3,000 hand-numbered copies. All 3,000 were snapped up.
And she wasn't alone. We also released Jorja Smith's What Are The Odds on red ripple vinyl, Sam Smith's Hazel Eyes on hazel and gold swirl, beabadoobee's Pylon on sky blue and black ripple, and Tove Lo's Estrus on a four-colour splatter pressing. Five very different records, all with their own take on pop, and every single edition sold out.
It's been brilliant to see such a strong response across the board, particularly for an artist like ADÉLA at the start of her career. From established names to the next generation of pop stars, we're always excited to give these records something a little different. Long live pop music!
For more Pop and R'n'B releases, check out our Drop Archive here.