Blue Hell / W.A.V. · Internal Production Document LTAP CD RUN — PRODUCTION GUIDE Confidential · 50 Units

Scaled Alps · Let the Alpine Play · 50-Unit CD Run · Via Kunaki

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This document is the complete specification for taking the LTAP preview cover artwork through a 50-unit compact disc run via Kunaki.com. It covers every file, every dimension, every decision, and every step of the process in the order you will need to encounter them. Nothing is assumed. Read this document from top to bottom before opening any software.

Artist Scaled Alps

Title Let the Alpine Play

Label Blue Hell / W.A.V.

Format CD — Jewel Case

Quantity 50 units

Printer Kunaki.com

Tracks 16 tracks / 80 min max

Purpose Promo / D.J. / Press only

Contact scaledalps@gmail.com

Kunaki.com is the correct choice for this run on four grounds. First, there is no minimum order quantity — 50 units is an entirely valid order. Second, they print directly onto the disc surface using UV-cured inkjet, not peel-and-stick labels, which means the disc face is a real print, not a sticker waiting to come off in a DJ's bag. Third, the jewel case configuration includes a full-color 2-panel insert (front and back) and a full-color tray card — all the surface area needed for LTAP's world. Fourth, turnaround is 24 hours from submission, shipping is fast, and the output is cellophane-wrapped and retail-quality.

There are two limitations worth knowing before you begin. Kunaki only offers a 2-panel insert (one sheet, front side and back side) — not a 4-panel booklet. Everything going into the insert must fit on those two sides. Second, Kunaki's Windows-only desktop software is required to upload audio from an existing mastered CD or ISO file. If you are uploading audio as individual WAV files, this can be done through their web interface on any OS. Confirm your audio delivery format with JQD before beginning.

Important: Kunaki deletes unpurchased products after 180 days of inactivity. After uploading and ordering the 50-unit run, note the product in your account. If additional copies are needed before 180 days elapse, reorder from the same product. Do not let it lapse without reordering or archiving the product files.

Kunaki vs. alternatives at this quantity

Vendor	Min. Qty	Insert Type	Disc Print	Verdict
Kunaki	1 unit	2-panel	UV inkjet direct	✓ Correct choice
Disc Makers	100 units	Up to 16pp	Offset litho	Minimum too high for promo run
CD Baby Pro	varies	2-panel	UV inkjet	Distribution-tied; unnecessary
DIY (inkjet)	1 unit	Any	Label sticker	✗ Labels peel. Not appropriate.

These are Kunaki's official jewel case dimensions, taken directly from kunaki.com/artwork.htm. Every artwork file you prepare must match these specifications precisely. Kunaki prints at 300 DPI, RGB, no bleed required. Do not add bleed areas — their cutting machines adjust automatically. Do not place critical text or graphic elements within 3mm of any edge.

Do not design to approximate or "standard" jewel case dimensions found on generic design templates. Use only the figures in the table below, sourced directly from Kunaki's specification page. Discrepancies between generic templates and Kunaki's actual dimensions are the most common source of misregistered spine text and cropped edges.

Jewel case — all surfaces — source: kunaki.com/artwork.htm

Front Cover

Panel A — The face of the case

mminchespixels @ 300dpi

Width 120.50 mm 4.74" 1423 px

Height 119.50 mm 4.70" 1411 px

Insert (Back of Front Panel)

Panel B — Visible through front, behind disc tray

mminchespixels @ 300dpi

Width 120.50 mm 4.74" 1423 px

Height 119.50 mm 4.70" 1411 px

Tray Card

Rear insert — includes both folded spines

mminchespixels @ 300dpi

Total Width 150.02 mm 5.91" 1772 px

Total Height 117.25 mm 4.62" 1385 px

Each Spine 6.25 mm 0.25" 74 px

Back Panel 137.52 mm 5.41" 1624 px

Disc Face

Printed directly onto disc surface — square, no mask

mminchespixels @ 300dpi

Width 118.00 mm 4.65" 1394 px

Height 118.00 mm 4.65" 1394 px

Submit as a square image. Do not mask the circular disc shape yourself — Kunaki's software applies the circular mask and hub cutout automatically. Any masking you do will produce a double-mask artifact.

Tray card spine breakdown — critical for text placement

The tray card's total width of 1772px includes two spines of 74px each that fold around the sides of the case. The usable back panel between the spines is 1624px wide. If you are placing spine text (artist name, album title), it must sit within the 74px spine columns on either side. Do not place any spine text or logo within the 1624px back panel area — it will not be visible when the case is assembled. Keep all spine text at least 6px from the fold edge.

Every file you deliver to Kunaki must meet the following specifications. There is no customer service to catch errors for you — Kunaki is fully automated. A file submitted at wrong dimensions or wrong color mode will print wrong. Check everything twice before uploading.

Artwork files — all four surfaces

File	Format	Color Mode	Resolution	Notes
Front Cover	JPEG	RGB	300 DPI	1423 × 1411 px. This is the primary face of the case. The dashboard image at full bleed.
Insert	JPEG	RGB	300 DPI	1423 × 1411 px. Same dimensions as front cover. Visible behind the disc tray. Contains content listed in §4.
Tray Card	JPEG	RGB	300 DPI	1772 × 1385 px. Includes both 74px spines. Spine text must be readable vertically top-to-bottom. Contains content listed in §4.
Disc Face	JPEG	RGB	300 DPI	1394 × 1394 px. Square, no circular mask applied by you. Kunaki masks it. Contains content listed in §4.

Do not submit CMYK files. Kunaki prints in RGB. Submitting a CMYK file will produce incorrect color rendering — greens will shift, blacks will flatten, and the neon green (#39FF14 or equivalent) that defines the project's visual identity will print as a muddy olive. Convert all artwork to RGB before export. If you are working in Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop, confirm the document color mode is RGB before beginning, not after. Converting at export is a different operation than designing in the correct mode from the start and can introduce color shifts in placed elements.

Audio files

Accepted Format	Specification	Notes
WAV	16-bit / 44.1kHz (CD standard)	Preferred. Upload one file per track via web interface.
MP3	320kbps minimum	Accepted but WAV is correct for a mastered release.
AAC / M4A	High bitrate	Accepted. Not preferred.
ISO + CUE	Exact bit-copy of mastered CD	Use if audio comes from Stewart Tuttle as a mastered CD image. Requires Kunaki's Windows desktop software.

Confirm with JQD: Is the mastered audio being delivered as individual WAV files per track, or as a mastered CD ISO? This determines which Kunaki upload method you use. Web-based upload (any OS) handles WAV files. ISO upload requires the Windows desktop application. Do not assume the delivery format.

Color reference — key values in this project

Color	Hex	RGB	Usage
Neon Green	#39FF14	57 / 255 / 20	Primary accent. LTAP logo. Dashboard green. The only cool note in the palette.
Signal Red	#CC0000	204 / 0 / 0	Danger / release callouts. Use sparingly. Not the same as pure red.
Near Black	#080808	8 / 8 / 8	Background. Not pure black. The difference matters in print.
Off White	#F0EDE8	240 / 237 / 232	Primary text. Warm, not pure white. Matches the site.
Mid Grey	#888888	136 / 136 / 136	Secondary text. Muted labels.

On the neon green in print: #39FF14 is an extremely saturated RGB green that exists beyond the sRGB gamut. It will not reproduce identically in print to how it appears on screen. Kunaki's UV inkjet will render it as a vivid, phosphorescent green — not as grey or muddy — but it will not glow the way it does on an emissive display. This is expected and correct. Do not attempt to compensate by pushing the green further in RGB; it will not help and may cause other colors to shift. The PREVIEW EDITION sticker white circle will provide the best reference for how the print reads relative to the dark background.

This section specifies what goes on each surface. The existing preview cover artwork (SCALEDALPS_LTAP_PREVIEWFINAL.png) is the origin document. All new surfaces should be designed to extend that world — not decorate it, extend it. The aesthetic vocabulary is: dashboard gauges, phosphorescent green on near-black, IBM Plex Mono for all text, Bebas Neue for display, grain overlay at low opacity, sparse but precise.

Surface by surface — content specification

Front Cover

1423 × 1411 px — Panel A

Use the existing LTAP preview artwork as-is, adapted to Kunaki's front cover dimensions.

The preview cover contains: the dashboard gauges, the SCALED ALPS green brushstroke type, the BLUE HELL badge (top right), the green 1–6 grid buttons, and the LTAP cassette/display bar at the bottom with the PREVIEW EDITION / NOT FOR RESALE sticker.

Decision required from JQD: retain "PREVIEW EDITION / NOT FOR RESALE" sticker exactly as-is, or modify text for the physical run? Options: keep as-is (correct, since these are promo-only); change to "PROMO ONLY / NOT FOR RESALE"; or remove entirely.

The existing image file must be confirmed at 300 DPI before use. If the original was created at 72 DPI for screen use, it must be redrawn or scaled with appropriate upsampling — check with whoever produced the original artwork before assuming it will print at quality.

Insert

1423 × 1411 px — Panel B (back of front panel)

This is the interior face of the front panel, visible through the front of the case. It sits behind the disc tray and is partially obscured by it. Design accordingly — the center third is less visible than the top and bottom.

Recommended content:
Full tracklist, 01–16, in IBM Plex Mono. Track number in muted green, track title in off-white. Recommended For tags in italic muted grey beneath each title. Artist and album title at top. Release date (5.22.26) and label (Blue Hell) at bottom. No extraneous decoration — the list is the content.

Optional: a single element from the record's mythology — the compass rose reference from the newsletter, or one line from the manifesto at the bottom in small mono type. JQD to advise.

Tray Card

1772 × 1385 px — rear, includes spines

The tray card is visible through the back of the case. The two 74px spines fold around the sides — they are what you see on the shelf edge.

Back panel (1624 × 1385 px): Credits block — James Quentin Devine (voice / lyrics), Anthony Percoco (instrumentation), Joan Darwin (drums), Steve Fishman (electric, upright & synth bass). Recorded and mixed at The Altar Studios, N. Hollywood, CA. Mixed and mastered by Stewart Tuttle. Copyright line. Contact: scaledalps@gmail.com. Blue Hell / W.A.V. label identifier. Barcode area bottom right — either Kunaki's free barcode or a custom embedded one (see note in §6 on barcode).

Spines (74px × 1385px each): Vertical text, reading top-to-bottom. Left spine: SCALED ALPS. Right spine: LET THE ALPINE PLAY. IBM Plex Mono, small size. Both spines should carry a single neon green rule along their inner edge.

Disc Face

1394 × 1394 px — printed onto disc

The disc face is where the mythology gets concentrated. Kunaki applies the circular mask and hub cutout — you supply a square image.

Recommended design: Near-black ground. The dashboard gauge imagery from the cover, cropped or reframed to read as a circular composition — the speedometer face works naturally as a disc label. SCALED ALPS in Bebas Neue around the upper arc. LET THE ALPINE PLAY in small IBM Plex Mono around the lower arc. 5.22.26 near the hub area. Blue Hell / W.A.V. in small type. The neon green of the gauge needles and numbers should carry through.

Alternative approach: pure typography only. Artist name, album title, track listing around the ring, date at center. Depends on how much dashboard detail survives at disc label scale.

Test your design at actual disc size (118mm diameter) on screen before finalizing — elements that read at 1394px on screen will be very small on the physical disc.

Full tracklist — for insert layout

#	Track Title	Recommended For
01	Another Clock Song (The 7th Unveiling)	New Arrivals, Conniving Devils, Mayan Ruins, Underwater Levels
02	Celestial Sighs	Periods, Migraines, Drifters, High Planes
03	Southerly	Rumination, Ruination, Mezcal, Exasperation
04	Space/Time	Shipwrecks, Trip Tics, Beach Sex, Elliptics
05	Muffler (Chrome Viscera)	Cruisers, Bruisers, and Life's Power Users
06	T.T.M.S. (Sunyata)	(When You Need To You'll Know)
07	You Got H-O-R-S, You Want E Too?	Shot Callers, Ill-Gotten Dollars, Closed Caskets, Spread Collars
08	Pink Diamonds	No Looks, Sky Hooks, Handstands, Black Books
09	Neo Noir (Stelvio)	Scorekeepers, Runway Creepers, Spec Scripts, Paged Beepers
10	Selling It	Tortured Browsers, Jonesing Dowsers, Jealous Guys, Plunging Blouses
11	Slow Motion	Lazy Lays, Replays, Grainy Footage, Lackadaisical Days
12	Impro (The Imp of the Perverse / The Pimp of the Inverse)	Unnatural Disasters, Hostage Captors, Crack Shots, Wracked Actors
13	I Think We Met in Setagaya (Maybe It Was Seville)	Unraveling Travelers, Spaceship Canaveralers, The Fucked Up Children of Flattering Palaver
14	Lemon Zest	Altered States, Altar Fates, Sacrificial Lambs, Triumphal Gates
15	Tentacoli	Counting Paper, Called-In Favors, Long Arms, At-Large Capers
16	Throwaway Lines (Leo II)	Disposable Poets, Lava Flowers, Decoupled Couplets, The Romantic and Hopeless

The "Recommended For" tags should appear on the insert. They are not decorative — they are part of the record's personality and are listed on the website alongside each track. Their inclusion on the physical object is consistent and appropriate. Set them in italic IBM Plex Mono at reduced size beneath each track title, in a muted color so the hierarchy is clear: track number → track title → recommended for.

Follow these steps in order. Do not proceed to a later step if a prior step has an unresolved question. The items marked confirm with JQD require a response before work on that surface can be finalized. Get those answers before opening any files.

Gather and verify source materials

Obtain the original artwork file for the preview cover (SCALEDALPS_LTAP_PREVIEWFINAL.png or its source file). Check its native resolution. Open in Photoshop or Illustrator: Image → Image Size. Confirm it is at minimum 300 DPI at its native dimensions, or that it was created as a vector document that can be exported at any resolution. If it was made at 72 DPI for web, flag this immediately — it needs to be reworked before print.

Obtain the mastered audio files from JQD. Confirm format: individual WAV files per track, or a single mastered ISO. Note the format — it determines your upload path in Step 7.

Confirm decisions with JQD

Before designing any new surfaces, get answers to the following:

1. PREVIEW EDITION sticker on front cover — retain as-is, modify text, or remove?
2. Insert interior — include "Recommended For" tags? Any additional mythology element (manifesto line, compass rose, etc.)?
3. Disc face — dashboard imagery approach or typographic approach?
4. Barcode — use Kunaki's free barcode (prints "Distributed by Kunaki LLC"), or embed a custom barcode purchased separately? See §6.
5. Audio format — WAV files or ISO?

Do not proceed past this step without written confirmation on all five points.

Set up design documents

Create four separate documents, one per surface. Use Photoshop, Illustrator, or Affinity Publisher — any application that allows you to export JPEG at a specified DPI.

Document color mode: RGB. Set this at document creation, not at export.
Document resolution: 300 DPI. Set this at document creation.

Document dimensions in pixels:
FRONT_COVER.psd — 1423 × 1411 px
INSERT.psd — 1423 × 1411 px
TRAY_CARD.psd — 1772 × 1385 px
DISC_FACE.psd — 1394 × 1394 px

On the tray card document, place vertical guides at 74px from the left edge and 74px from the right edge. These mark the spine fold lines. Nothing critical should cross these lines unless it is intentionally spine content.

Design the insert

The insert is the highest-content surface. The tracklist with "Recommended For" tags is the anchor. Set it in IBM Plex Mono — the typeface the project already uses for all mono text on the website and in the site's design system.

Hierarchy: track number (small, muted green) → track title (off-white, readable size) → recommended for (small, italic, muted grey, below the title).

Typography sizes at 300 DPI: 16 tracks with recommended for tags is a significant amount of text. Begin layout at approximately 28–32pt for track titles and 16–18pt for the recommended-for tags. Adjust as the text fits the column. Do not reduce below 16pt for any body text — it will be illegible at physical print size.

Maintain the near-black background (#080808). Margins: minimum 3mm (approximately 35px at 300 DPI) from all edges.

Design the tray card

Credits, contact, copyright, and barcode on the back panel. Spine text on each 74px spine column.

Spine text: Rotate 90° clockwise. Left spine reads top-to-bottom: SCALED ALPS. Right spine reads top-to-bottom: LET THE ALPINE PLAY. IBM Plex Mono, approximately 18–22pt. Keep at least 6px from the fold guide on each side.

Credits block (back panel, centered or left-aligned):
James Quentin Devine — voice / lyrics
Anthony Percoco — instrumentation
Joan Darwin — drums
Steve Fishman — electric, upright & synth bass
Recorded at The Altar Studios, North Hollywood, CA
Mixed and mastered by Stewart Tuttle
Blue Hell / W.A.V. — Los Angeles
scaledalps@gmail.com
© 2026 Blue Hell / W.A.V. All rights reserved.

Barcode placement: bottom right of back panel, within the safe zone.

Design the disc face

Design to the full 1394 × 1394 px square. Kunaki applies the circular die cut and hub mask — do not add these yourself.

Safe zone for disc face: Kunaki's hub area (the center clear zone through which the disc is held) begins approximately 50mm from disc center. On a 1394px document, the center is at 697px. The hub safe zone is approximately 472px diameter (236px radius from center) — do not place critical information within this area, though it will be masked regardless.

Keep critical text and imagery within a circle of approximately 1200px diameter centered on the document. The outer 97px ring on each side is near the disc edge and may be clipped slightly.

Proof the design at 118mm printed diameter — zoom your document to print size, or set up a proof print at correct size on a laser printer. A design that looks generous at 1394px can be illegible at 118mm.

Export all artwork files

Export each document as JPEG. Settings:

Quality: Maximum (12 in Photoshop / 100 in most apps)
Color space: sRGB IEC61966-2.1
Resolution: 300 DPI embedded in file metadata
Format: JPEG (.jpg)

Do not export as PNG. Kunaki's upload system accepts JPEG. PNG may be accepted in some cases but JPEG is the specified format.

Name files clearly:
LTAP_FRONT_COVER_300DPI.jpg
LTAP_INSERT_300DPI.jpg
LTAP_TRAY_CARD_300DPI.jpg
LTAP_DISC_FACE_300DPI.jpg

Keep the layered source files. You will need them if corrections are required after proofing.

Create Kunaki account and upload

Go to kunaki.com. Create an account. Navigate to the CD product creation flow.

Select: CD with Jewel Case
Select: Custom Design (not Auto-Design)

Upload each artwork file to its designated surface slot in the Kunaki interface. The interface will render a preview of the assembled case. Examine this preview carefully — check spine text orientation, check that the front cover image registers correctly, check that no text is clipped at edges.

Upload audio: if delivering as individual WAV files, use the web-based upload tool. Upload tracks in order, 01 through 16. Kunaki will prompt you to arrange track order — confirm it matches the tracklist in §4 exactly.

If delivering as an ISO, download the Kunaki Windows desktop software and follow its ISO upload process. This requires a Windows machine — confirm availability before this step.

Proof the virtual product

Kunaki generates a virtual product file — a rendered preview of the complete assembled disc and case. Use this to proof every surface before ordering.

Checklist for proofing:
— Front cover: image registers correctly, no clipping, PREVIEW EDITION sticker in correct position
— Insert: all 16 tracks present and correctly numbered, recommended-for tags present, contact and label information correct
— Tray card: spine text reads correctly on both spines, credits block complete, barcode in position
— Disc face: design centered, no critical content in hub zone, text legible
— Audio: play each track in the virtual player to confirm correct file is in correct position

If anything is wrong, correct the source file, re-export, and re-upload before ordering. There is no proofing correction service after the order is placed. Kunaki manufactures immediately.

Order 50 units and ship to JQD

Once the virtual proof is confirmed correct, place the order for 50 units. Ship to JQD's address in Los Angeles. Select shipping method — USPS Priority Mail is recommended at this quantity for speed and tracking. UPS Ground is an option if the destination is convenient for ground delivery.

Kunaki ships from Sparks, Nevada. Los Angeles delivery from Sparks: 1–2 days Priority Mail, 2–3 days UPS Ground.

Expected manufacturing: 24 hours from order placement.
Expected delivery: 2–4 days from order placement.

Save the order confirmation. Note the product ID in your Kunaki account. If additional copies are needed within 180 days, reorder from the same product — do not recreate from scratch.

This is a decision that must be made before designing the tray card, as it affects the back panel layout. There are three options.

Option	Cost	Prints On Case	Recommendation
Kunaki free barcode	$0	"Distributed by Kunaki LLC" — cannot be removed	Acceptable for a promo run. The "Distributed by Kunaki LLC" text is small and will not register as a problem for DJs or press. This is a promo object, not a retail release.
No barcode	$0	Nothing	Completely acceptable for a promo run. Promo CDs do not require barcodes. Removes the Kunaki attribution entirely.
Custom barcode embedded in artwork	~$30 one-time	Your barcode, no Kunaki attribution	Use if the barcode will be registered with SoundScan or if this run is intended to transition to retail. Purchase from GS1 (gs1us.org) or a UPC reseller. Embed in the tray card artwork file before export.

For this run: No barcode, or Kunaki's free barcode, is the correct call. This is a 50-unit promo run for DJs and press. Retail distribution barcode registration is a later decision, relevant when the full commercial release is configured. Confirm with JQD.

Kunaki's pricing is per-unit with no bulk discount. The per-unit cost for a CD with jewel case, 2-panel insert, tray card, and full-color disc print is approximately $1.75–$2.00 per unit as of this writing. Confirm current pricing at kunaki.com/price-calculator before ordering — pricing may have changed.

Manufacturing

50 units × ~$1.85/unit (CD + jewel case + insert + tray card + disc print) ~$92.50

Shipping

USPS Priority Mail, Nevada → Los Angeles, 50 units (~4–5 lbs) ~$18–$26

Optional

Custom UPC barcode (GS1 single barcode, if required) ~$30

Total estimated — 50 units, no custom barcode ~$110–$120

Verify pricing at kunaki.com before placing the order. The per-unit price listed above is an estimate based on Kunaki's historical pricing structure. Add any applicable sales tax for Nevada-shipped goods. Total cost will be confirmed in the Kunaki interface before checkout.

This is a suggested allocation for JQD's consideration. The 50 copies should be treated as a finite and deliberate object — not a stack of things to hand out at will. Each copy has a recipient. Every recipient is a deliberate choice.

Suggested allocation

Press / writers The Quietus, The Wire, Aquarium Drunkard, Ted Gioia, Sasha Frere-Jones, Eugene S. Robinson, Hanif Abdurraqib, Phil Freeman, Dusted Magazine, Tone Glow. Physical objects get opened. Emails get deleted. 10 copies

DJs / radio WFMU programmers (multiple), dublab (Los Angeles — hand-deliver if possible), NTS contacts, KEXP music director. A CD in a DJ bag gets played. A streaming link does not. 10 copies

Label / industry A&R contacts, sync supervisors, music supervisors who place in TV/film, Musicbed editorial contact, any label types with documented taste alignment. Not spray-and-pray — 10 specific, researched recipients. 10 copies

Altar Studios / musicians Stewart Tuttle, Joan Darwin, Steve Fishman, Patrick Shiroishi, Bertie Paradise, Zac Burgenbauch, and others in the recording orbit. These people made the record. They get a copy. 10 copies

High in the Hills reserve Held for the High in the Hills event. Given to the 10 guests who most need to have the object in their hands. Not handed out indiscriminately at the door. 10 copies

If the 50-unit run proves insufficient before High in the Hills occurs, reorder from the same Kunaki product within the 180-day window. A second run of 25–50 units at the same per-unit cost can be placed at any time.

Use this checklist to confirm readiness before placing the Kunaki order. Every item should be verified. If any item is unresolved, do not place the order.

Pre-order verification — all items must be confirmed

Source artwork confirmed at 300 DPIOriginal preview cover file verified at print resolution. Not upsampled from 72 DPI.

JQD confirmed: PREVIEW EDITION sticker treatmentKeep as-is / modify / remove — answer confirmed in writing.

JQD confirmed: insert additional contentRecommended For tags yes/no, mythology element yes/no.

JQD confirmed: disc face approachDashboard imagery or typographic.

JQD confirmed: barcode decisionKunaki free / no barcode / custom embedded.

JQD confirmed: audio delivery formatWAV files per track, or ISO. Windows machine available if ISO.

All four artwork files exported as JPEG at 300 DPI, RGBFront cover, insert, tray card, disc face — all four present and correctly named.

Tray card spine text verified — correct orientationBoth spines read top-to-bottom. Text within spine column, not bleeding into back panel.

All 16 tracks verified in correct order01 Another Clock Song → 16 Throwaway Lines (Leo II). Track order confirmed against website.

Kunaki virtual product proofed — all surfacesEvery surface examined in virtual preview. No clipped text, no misregistered images, no incorrect track order.

Shipping address confirmedJQD's current Los Angeles address confirmed before checkout.

Layered source files saved and backed upAll four .psd or .ai source files saved in two locations. Not only the exported JPEGs.

Kunaki product ID noted after uploadRecord the Kunaki product ID for reorder within 180 days if needed.

Blue Hell / W.A.V.
Los Angeles, California

Masters owned.
Mythology intact.

scaledalps@gmail.com

Big Records Only. S.A. · B.H. · W.A.V. · 5.22.26

Confidential
Internal use only

50 units
Promo / D.J. / Press
Not for resale

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