An album that never existed, complete with a hype sticker whose hit singles are actually your selling points.
Vertical 4:5 photograph of a 12-inch vinyl record sleeve leaning against a warm white plaster wall, soft window light raking across it, the black vinyl disc peeking from the top edge. The sleeve is real cardboard: visible board texture, gentle corner wear, a thin spine shadow. Cover art is a moody duotone studio portrait of [PRODUCT — e.g. "Movra wireless earbuds, floating in formation against deep indigo"], grainy like a 1970s photo shoot. Artist name across the top in tall serif caps: "MOVRA". Album title beneath in smaller italic: "SOUNDS LIKE NOTHING ELSE". A round glossy hype sticker sits top-right on the shrink wrap, slightly wrinkled, printed: "INCLUDES THE HITS: 'NO WIRES ATTACHED' • '40 HOURS STRAIGHT' • 'BASS IN YOUR BONES'". Bottom-left corner sticker: "LIMITED PRESSING • MOVRA.COM". Keep partial shrink wrap on the lower half, catching the light as one diagonal sheen. All sticker and cover text crisp, correctly spelled, unwarped by the wrap. No real bands or albums referenced, no record-label logos, no barcode, no watermark, no hands.