The original Coca-Cola vinyls: “Video Vinyls”

The advertising campaign was carried out by the Ogilvy Singapore agency

Coca-Cola Vinyls | Video Vinyls

Coca-Cola Vinyls revolutionize the medium with hypnotic animations

In a world where digital technology has transformed the music industry, vinyl still holds a special place among music lovers. Not only for its sound quality but also for the physical experience it provides. Now, Coke Studio has taken this format to a new level with its “Video Vinyls”, combining vinyl tradition with the magic of animation.

This initiative not only enhances the value of vinyl as a collectible object but also offers an unprecedented multisensory experience. The fusion of music and visual art provides a new approach to music consumption, bringing fans closer in an innovative and creative way.

Video Vinyl, by Coke Studio

The Coca-Cola campaign is called “Video Vinyls” and has been created in collaboration with the agency Ogilvy Singapore and illustrators Vanilla Chi, Rakhmat Jaka, and Mathieu Labrecque.

This project is part of the Coke Studio Philippines initiative, which aims to redefine the vinyl listening experience by merging nostalgia with innovation, solidifying its position as a creative platform that transcends music. The limited edition of these records has been distributed among music editors and radio DJs, making them exclusive and highly sought-after pieces.

The Coca-Cola vinyls feature illustrations that come to life using the zoetrope technique, one of the oldest forms of animation, which creates the illusion of movement when the record spins at high speed. This visual experience complements the music and strengthens the emotional connection to the work.

The artists involved not only created striking animations but also included hidden references in the designs. They studied the song lyrics and record tracks to insert elements that only the most dedicated fans would recognize. However, these “Video Vinyls” are not just for music enthusiasts but also for art and design collectors looking for visually stunning pieces.

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