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Blame it on Adele

Radzi Jasni, Teenage Head Records

24-Nov-21 22:00

Blame it on Adele

It's a classic case of demand exceeding supply as vinyl pressing plants are struggling to keep up with the staggering amount of orders. But many have been pointing fingers at big-name artists and their massive orders taking up spots on the waiting list—Adele's massive 500,000 order of her new album being the main scapegoat in this saga. We speak to Radzi Jasni to find out more.

Produced by: Othniel Ting, Ali Johan

Presented by: Othniel Ting, Ali Johan


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Tags:  the pulse,  adele,  vinyl records,  vinyl records supply shortage,  teenage head records,  radzi jasni, 


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