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Racheal Lee
Apr 18, 2013

Coca-Cola bottle captures everyday sounds; turning them into shareable remixes

SINGAPORE - The Coca-Cola Company has unveiled a social music project, entitled the “Coca-Cola Remix Bottle”, which revolves around a Coca-Cola bottle that captures everyday sounds and turns them into shareable remixes.

SINGAPORE - The Coca-Cola Company has unveiled a social music project, entitled the “Coca-Cola Remix Bottle”, which revolves around a Coca-Cola bottle that captures everyday sounds and turns them into shareable remixes.

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