KFC Created a Nashville Hot Record Album to Honor Its Fried Chicken
Katherine Pendrill — December 28, 2016 — Pop Culture
References: chickenchattin.kfc & chewboom
KFC has been known to dabble in unusual promotional materials such as chicken-scented sunscreen and edible nail polish, however now the brand has gone even further and created a Nashville Hot Record Album in honor of one of its newest dishes. Even more impressive is the fact that the record is not just a decorative piece, but actually boasts real tracks.
The Nashville Hot Record Album was created as part of a partnership between the fast food brand and actor Fred Armisen. The record itself is a 331/3 pressed vinyl containing a number of tracks written and performed by Armisen, commemorating the return of Nashville Hot Chicken at KFC. To convey the chicken's bold flavors, the album boasts a "sweet/spicy theme" that carries through to the album artwork.
While the idea of a fast food brand creating a record may sound unusual, KFC choose to create the album because Colonel Sanders himself actually released six of his own records over the course of his life.
The Nashville Hot Record Album was created as part of a partnership between the fast food brand and actor Fred Armisen. The record itself is a 331/3 pressed vinyl containing a number of tracks written and performed by Armisen, commemorating the return of Nashville Hot Chicken at KFC. To convey the chicken's bold flavors, the album boasts a "sweet/spicy theme" that carries through to the album artwork.
While the idea of a fast food brand creating a record may sound unusual, KFC choose to create the album because Colonel Sanders himself actually released six of his own records over the course of his life.
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