Spotify Cards
Description: "delilah (pull me out of this)" by fred again.. is an electrifying masterpiece! This song blends heart-pounding beats with soul-stirring lyrics, creating a high-energy anthem that'll have you dancing and feeling every emotion at once. It's a must-listen for anyone craving a musical journey that's both exhilarating and deeply moving!
Description: De La Soul. 1989. "The Magic Number" opens 3 Feet High and Rising, the record that cracked hip hop wide open. The hook is a sample of a sample: lifted from Double Dee & Steinski's Lesson 3 (History of Hip Hop Mix), 1985 — a record that taught hip hop how to sample. Steinski took it from a fake ad line in Robert Downey Sr.'s 1969 satire Putney Swope. Two landmark records, built on someone else's joke. Set in Lettro, rebuilt by hand — flourishes and swashes reworked until the base font barely shows. Dark green fill, white inline, two rings of green. Every My Type of Lyrics shirt carries a Spotify code. Scan it and the original plays. Instant. If you were there — you already know. If you weren't — scan the code first, then order the shirt.
Description: Pink monochrome pop-art design dedicated to Ringo Starr, featuring the quote "The funny Beatle." along with his birthdate (7/7/1940) and a Spotify soundwave code. Perfect vintage music gift for Beatles fans and drummer enthusiasts.
Ringo Starr "The Funny Beatle" Pink Spotify Style Graphic Card
by Curious Lines
$5.00 $6.00
Description: James Brown. 1969. No verse, no chorus — just a shouted command over a groove so relentless it became a blueprint. Cut live, one take, the way JB always worked the band. Set in Briston, then taken apart by hand. I built the swashes and flourishes myself — the swoop under "funky," the curl on "now" — because the base font wasn't loud enough on its own. Navy fill, white inline, pink outline, green edge. Same DNA as the rest of the collection, tuned to this one. Every My Type of Lyrics shirt carries a Spotify code. Scan it and the original plays. Instant. If you were there — you already know. If you weren't — scan the code first, then order the shirt.
The Crowd Was Singing Wonderwall by THE SCRIPT Card
by Royal Spark Studio
$5.00 $6.00
Description: Cheryl Lynn. 1978. One of the greatest disco vocals ever recorded, and a lyric that still hits exactly as hard. Set in Bauhaus — the typeface that owned the era — with brown, green, and pink outlines and inlines that are as authentic to the period as the track itself. Not a mood board approximation. Typographically correct for the year that tune dropped. Every My Type of Lyrics shirt carries a Spotify code. Scan it and the original plays. Instant. If you were there — you already know. If you weren't — scan the code first, then order the shirt.
The User's Guide to Being Human by THE SCRIPT Card
by Royal Spark Studio
$5.00 $6.00
