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Vinil Brasil

Vinil Brasil is a vinyl record pressing plant based in São Paulo, Brazil, one of the few in action in Latin America. It began production in 2017, using vintage Hamilton presses, the first Brazilian pressing plant since the late 90s. Pressing 7-inch and 12-inch (in 180-grams) records from 250 units in black, coloured, transparent, marble and splatter vinyl options. Founded by Brazilian DJ and vinyl-cutting engineer Michel Nath.

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