london-based japanese designer yuri suzuki is known for his interactive sound installations.
his recent experimentation has looked at the act of buying CDs which has become increasingly
more obsolete as downloading music files has gained popularity. suzuki wanted to bring value back
to the compact disc so he explored the idea of producing a CD record hybrid, first through his
series 'physical value of sound'.

then, suzuki proposed the idea of the disc to DJ jeff mills for his new music project 'the occurence'.
the result is a disc with a vinyl press-on on one side and a CD mix on the other, merging analog
and digital music formats into one. the disc has been produced by AXIS records and manufactured
by german company optimal media production. mills' digital-analog album is finally on the market
in a limited edition.



vinyl side of DJ jeff mills' newest music project 'the occurrence'


the hybrid disc being played on a record player



digital side of disc with CD mix


here's a video of yuri suzuki's sample digital-analog disc:




album cover of DJ jeff mills' 'the occurrence'