
Orange Cafe / WHY? Bitcoin Album (A Tribute to Piriya) is a double-sided vinyl record.
Side A features five English-language songs from Orange Cafe.
Side B features six Thai-language songs from WHY? Bitcoin Album (A Tribute to Piriya).
The record is a 12-inch, 33⅓ RPM, 140g black PETG vinyl, presented as a 12” Vinyl Album + 12-page booklet. The booklet explores the inspiration behind each song in the WHY? album and includes the complete lyrics for every track on this vinyl release.
The inner sleeve features artwork based on the Bitcoin White Paper.
Price: THB 2,800 (import tax included)
This is a pre-order item. According to the manufacturer, production will take approximately one month.
If you’re interested, please contact us through the same LINE Official Account used for ordering our snacks: @siripun. The link (along with song previews) is available in the comments.
We’re planning to arrange hand-to-hand delivery whenever possible. If you’re outside Bangkok or live in another province, please send us a message so we can arrange shipping.
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These songs are the result of two years of songwriting.
The 2025 Orange Cafe collection includes five carefully selected English songs from an original set of eleven.
The 2026 WHY? collection consists of six Thai songs, created over the course of an entire year. Five of them were inspired by Ajarn Tum Piriya—through his livestreams, stage talks, and personal conversations.
I borrowed little ideas here and there and turned them into easy-listening songs. Even people with no interest in Bitcoin can simply enjoy the music. The songs are designed to spark curiosity—to make you pause and ask, “Wait… why?”
You could even call them modern folk songs. If they leave you questioning not only the lyrics but also inflation and some of the invisible systems that shape our lives, then they’ve done exactly what they were meant to do.
And once you become aware of the game, you’ll naturally begin looking for a way out.
Of course, every song is already available on Spotify and other streaming platforms.
But this vinyl record serves a different purpose.
In many ways, it’s like a hardware wallet.
Music stored only on Spotify or other streaming services depends entirely on those platforms. One day they could disappear, change their policies, or even remove the music altogether.
A vinyl record, on the other hand, can stay with you for 60 to 70 years—or even longer.
If you believe in the Bitcoin principle:
Not your keys, not your coins.
Then perhaps the vinyl equivalent is:
Not your wax, not your tracks. 😄
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