Credit Where It's Due

A Milesago record passes through a lot of hands before it hits your turntable. Here's a nod to some of the crew who help us keep delicious vinyl flowing to your platter.

Pressing. Suitcase Records here in Brisbane have cut a stack of our releases. Program Records and GZ have handled pressings across the catalogue too, shout out Big Daddy Bones!

Artwork. Halftone dots, blown-out colour and Aussie icons turned into cover art. A bottle of Rosella, a Bundy label, a jar of Vegemite, all flipped into sleeves. That's the work of Milestone Workshop and WellSharp, it's the reason a Milesago record is recognisable from across a room. The OZ45 Archive covers got the full treatment. Hand screen printed by No.7 Print House, no shortcuts.

Sound. A big chunk of the catalogue ran through Joe Carra at Crystal Mastering. Phil Gektor has both mixed and mastered a serious slab too.

Stores. Big respect to the brick and mortar shops for keeping the shelves stocked with the tall ship. Rockinghorse Records, Crush City, Northside Records , Union Heights, Cold Krush and Harry's Hip Hop Shop. Support your local. Get ya fingers dusty!

Huge thanks to Josh Davis for the website photography and Suitcase Records for the pressing plant footage. Can’t forget Chapps the Caveman for handling the dope visuals on a heap of drops.

Plenty of others have left their mark. Cutters, engineers, designers, hands we've crossed once who made a record better all the same. Respect to all of you. These are your records too.

Thank you all, Lenny and Chubz.

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