A-Trak’s Nike Original Run album
In conjunction with A-Trak’s Nike Original Run album, Running Man, Serato has produced a limited edition 12″ vinyl picture disc, with artwork designed by Dust La Rock. We have two copies to giveaway to LAEM subscribers who leave a message under this post saying why they really want one.
Nike+ Sport Music and Serato White Label Delivery Network are proud to announce the first official 12” control vinyl picture-disc that celebrates DJ A-Trak’s debut album Running Man: Nike+ Original Run.
Adding another layer of “I gotta’ have this!” to the mix, custom artwork from the Brooklyn-based artist Dust La Rock graces the disc. The design features Dust La Rock’s newly-iconic “Mr. A” figure, lifted from the cover of the A-Trak Original Run album.
As A-Trak explains, “It’s the first official Serato picture disk on their Whitelabel.net label. I used to test out their beta version way before it was available commercially – so now it all came full circle.”
Only 1,000 promo pieces of the limited-edition control vinyl picture discs were manufactured. The majority of these will be shipped worldwide to Serato and Whitelabel.net DJs, while a holdback of 50 discs will be exclusively avail through select online partners.
The collaboration also features downloads from the Running Man: Nike+ Original Run album available at www.whitelabel.net, including the single “Say Whoa” and the exclusive single “My Time” w/ Kid Cudi.
Running Man: Nike+ Original Run is available exclusively in the Nike Sport Music section of the iTunes Store for $9.99. Purchase it here.
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helen said | 30 January, 2009
Am framing this and putting it on my son’s (he’s 2.5 yrs) wall.
When he’s old enough to ask ‘what the?’ he can break it open ‘in case of emergency’ style and start carving it up our turn tables…. you know it!
Dale Hut said | 30 January, 2009
I Like the sound of it, and have a sudden craving to own it 
Hook me up LAEM…
Zolton said | 3 February, 2009
Hey guys, the winner of this prize pack is Helen. can you please conta ct us via the contact form on the Lost At E Minor site with your postal details.
http://www.lostateminor.com/contact-us/
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anthony hart said | 9 February, 2009
I use serato when i dj and am a huge a-trak fanM if you havent already ended the contest please let me enter. ThanksB
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jane said | 29 January, 2009
hell, yes! waiting for my first 1210 to arrive and meanwhile on the search for the best first record to buy for this is the reason why i’m your man!