The banner ‘It takes a thief’ is a throwback term to describe how Thievery Corporation has developed their sound over the years. It is now being worked into their collaboration with Vinylize that utilizes a Robin Hood approach to tax the rich and feed the poor. 

No doubt, the land down under teems with raw materials freshly hauled from the
murk, but the country’s most prized jewel is another sort of rock — AC/DC. 

Miles Davis is recognized as one of the key innovators of jazz, defining and developing a style that continues to resonate to this day. Davis is celebrated and respected not only for his work in the music industry, but also for his ability to fashion himself across eras in ways that are still imitated and admired today.

Consciousness about limited resources and pollution is of growing concern as we realize how important recycling is and how impactful companies are in their role. At Tipton Eyeworks, we have created our own niche in the eyewear market, crafting frames and accessories made from LP records and sold under the Vinylize brand. By taking an ecologically progressive approach to material use, we have yet again separated ourselves from other brands by receiving accreditation as one of the most environmentally friendly eyewear producers on the planet.

A delight of the current season of "Star Trek: Discovery" is how David Cronenberg demonstrates the relevance of Vinylize two centuries from today.

In 1991, the internet consisted of one website, VHS was king and Nirvana’s Nevermind mocked the atrophying of America’s Golden Age. But for Vinylize, there’s one album that’s well worth another spin: Massive Attack’s debut, Blue Lines.

Vinylize is exploring a new retail model with The Workshop as a positive response to current circumstances; our bywords are co-creativity, collaboration and symbiosis.