The book was featured in GQ online on Friday 7 August 2020, here is the link: https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/gallery/coolest-things-of-the-week Here is the text copied from the link: Morgan Howell At 45 RPM Music and art fans, listen up. Record artist Morgan Howell – known for his extraordinary hand-painted 3-D facsimiles of sleeve 45s – has just announced details of an exciting new book titled Morgan Howell At 45 RPM. Over his career, Howell has created some incredible interpretations of singles by The Clash, The Beatles, Bob Dylan and Pink Floyd. This book documents 95 of those pieces and each are accompanied by a commentary from their owners. With contribution from the likes of Johnny Marr, Shaun Ryder and GQ’s very own Dylan Jones, this book has everything serious music fans could need (and is a very cool piece to sit on your shelf).

Morgan Howell paints classic 7" singles and takes into account every crease, every tear, every imperfection-producing a one-off, truly unique artwork, almost identical to the owner's original copy, but blown up, supersize, to 70 by 70 cm, and three-dimensional, with the spindle in the centre, as if the record is ready to play. This completely original approach has resulted in Howell attracting a cult following amongst art collectors and musicians alike-with paintings commissioned by the likes of Neil Diamond, Jude Law, Edgar Wright, and The Stone Roses' Ian Brown, and major music labels selecting the artist's work for display in their headquarters, indeed, Howell's painting of David Bowie's The Jean Genie is displayed at the Sony Music Building in London, and Yesterday by The Beatles has been shown at the Capitol Building in L.A. Morgan Howell at 45 RPM, published by Black Dog Press, beautifully documents 95 of Howell's creations, from 'Tutti Frutti' by Little Richard to 'Heart of Glass' by Blondie, to 'Gimme Shelter' by The Rolling Stones, to 'Waterloo Sunset' by The Kinks. The artworks are shown in full, alongside evocative commentaries from fans of Howell's work, including The Smiths' Johnny Marr, Spandau Ballet's Gary Kemp, comedian Al Murray, journalist Tony Parsons, actress Kay Mellor, Happy Mondays' Shaun Ryder, producer William Orbit and composer Andrew Lloyd Webber. The book features Forewords by Sir Peter Blake and Andrew Marr, plus an in-depth interview with Morgan Howell, exploring his process as an artist and why, for him, music and art are intrinsically linked. With a format perfectly designed to fit on record shelves, this book is a must for vinyl junkies, music heads and art lovers everywhere.