Andrew Cushin - Love Is For Everyone (Limited to 250 Copies) (Wax and Beans Exclusive Sleeve + Signed Slice) (Now Spinning 006) + Wooden Block Display Stand

Here we have it, as part of our brand new collectible series, our SIXTH Now Spinning release: Andrew Cushin - Love Is For Everyone (Now Spinning 006) 

With the Wax and Beans release, you will receive:

• A hand numbered and signed slice (slice is only available at Wax and Beans) + coloured vinyl packaged in a very special Wax and Beans exclusive sleeve. Can you spot the connection to the shop on the sleeve?
• Wooden Block Display Stand.

What is a Wax and Beans slice I hear you cry? The Wax and Beans slice is a collectible magnetic strip that allows you to show friends and family what music you’re spinning right now.

Only available at Wax and Beans, for select releases, the signed slice is hand-numbered and can be used flexibly. You can attach it to a magnetised Wax and Beans ‘Now Spinning’ wooden block (our latest, upgraded Now Spinning stand - available to purchase separately or part of a bundle) or stick it on your fridge, radiator or wherever you want really.

You can even be one of the really kool kids and just collect them for fun! If you want in on this amazing bundle, grab Andrew Cushin's album, Love Is For Everyone now.

Why not grab a Wax and Beans ‘Now Spinning’ wooden block and be prepared for the next release in our series - due to be announced real soon.

About the album:

Andrew Cushin releases his second album on 2 May 2025 via LAB Records. It features the single 'Love is For Everyone' and was recorded with Gareth Nuttall.  When a 23-year-old songwriter is heralded as a major new talent by an icon of British music, it’s time to take note. Noel Gallagher has not only championed the young Geordie, but he also produced and played guitar on his track ‘Where’s My Family Gone’.

Cushin’s songs are full of astute observations and honest meditations about life’s day-to-day tribulations. But despite the weight of the subject matter, his music possesses a tangible sense of hope too. He’s the product of his upbringing in Newcastle, and fittingly the city is embracing him as one of their own.