SO/LO – At the End of the World, Plant a Tree [Limited Edition]

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THE LIMITED EDITION 

EXCLUSIVE GREY EMBOSSED ENVELOPE

1 LP ALBUM IN 180GR TRANSPARENT VINYL

1 RANDOMLY SELECTED ART PRINT IN 350GR WHITE PAPER (4 INKS + METALLIC AND FOILING) 

1 SHEET OF STICKERS

SIGNED BY HUGH MILLER AND ERICH MARTINO

50 UNITS EDITION ONLY, HAND NUMBERED

VERY LIMITED QUANTITIES

 

A Shifting Arts Release presents ‘At the End of the World, Plant a Tree’ an album inspired in the California wildfires of 2020 and the book with the same title by Adam Greenfield.

 

This is the debut album from SO/LO a project by Erich Martino of music informed by current global events and the relationship and impact of society, technology and progress on planet earth.

 

The album was developed as a reaction to the events we all were experiencing during lockdown and the consequences that our living standards have on the environment. The narrative in the music and texts from Adam Greenfield was enriched by the visual collaborations of the design of Hugh Miller and the photography of Andrew Hobbs.

 

Recorded between London and San Francisco by Erich Martino.

 

All tracks written, arranged, performed and produced by SO/LO (Erich Martino), Bass on “Awake” and “Fire” by Jay Allison, Mastering Harold LaRue Mastering

 

The title “At the end of the world, plant a tree” some excerpts and the voice of Adam Greenfield belong to his pamphlet with the same title published in September 2020 and are used with kind permission and agreement with the author.

 

Creative Direction Erich Martino + Hugh Miller

Cover Design Hugh Miller

Photography Andrew Hobbs

 

Vinyl press by Deep Grooves Netherlands, Vinyl Manufacturing by Rey Vinilo Mexico. Inner sleeve printed by F.E Burman LTD, London. Paper supplied by G.F. Smith UK.

Fonts by the Pangram Foundry and Muir McNeil

*A portion of the revenue of every product on this website will be donated to the education and awareness on climate change.