Blue Vinyl
win an ultra-limited album
Available for one month only, the Blue Vinyl campaign is a special re-release of 10 vinyl albums, pressed in UNICEF’s signature cyan blue.
Blue Vinyl is raising money for our Children’s Emergency Fund for children affected by conflict and disaster.
The limited press of 48 blue vinyl copies of each of the 10 albums, in iconic UNICEF blue vinyl, signal our ability to respond to an emergency affecting children wherever they are, whenever crisis hits, within 48 hours.
Each vinyl is individually numbered from 1 to 48 and adorned with a numbered holographic UNICEF edition sticker on the front. These coveted albums are available to win on Crowdfunder .
The 10 albums:
- 1963: Bob Dylan – The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan
- 1967: Jimi Hendrix – Live at Monterey
- 1971: Janis Joplin – Pearl
- 1971: Carole King – Tapestry
- 1982: The Clash – Combat Rock
- 1983: Eurythmics – Sweet Dreams (are made of this)
- 2001: Prince – The Rainbow Children
- 2015: Leon Bridges – Coming Home
- 2020: Little Mix – Confetti
- 2021: Foo Fighters – Medicine at Midnight
More info: see the 10 iconic albums
Blue Vinyl on Crowdfunder – enter to win an iconic album
CROWDFUNDER is hosting a thrilling chance to own a limited-edition Blue Vinyl album. Explore the 10 albums and find out what we were doing at key moments in history through our synchronised timeline. Enter for £5 for a chance to win one of 40 copies of your chosen album out of a pressing of 48. Enter as many times as you like and for as many albums as you like.
Each entry is £5. It is possible to enter for free by sending a postal entry – full terms and conditions are listed on each album page on Crowdfunder.
All proceeds will go to our Children’s Emergency Fund – one of the most effective and efficient ways to help reach children in crisis. We can target support whenever it’s needed, without delay, and always within 48 hours. By entering to win a limited-edition Blue Vinyl album, you are helping us to reach children and families with life-saving support.
With thanks to our partners and supporters at Outernet London, Sony Music, Murray Chalmers PR, Crowdfunder, Hallmark and Black Paint for helping to create musical history and supporting vulnerable children across the world.