Midnight Shuffle Vintage Music Party Flyer PSD Template

Description

Midnight Shuffle is a vintage rhythm-and-blues party flyer with condensed spot-ink headlines on angled cream paper strips, distressed stock and high-contrast music photography. Its original composition features a fictional female DJ and two separate resident portrait cutouts.

Use this English template for retro music nights, DJ sets and club parties. Performer names, venue, address, date and event details are fictional editable placeholders, not a real event listing. The photographic characters are original fictional people.

Template details

• 2700 × 3900 pixels, 300 ppi, RGB/8 with an embedded sRGB profile.
• 20 editable text items: nine direct native Type layers and eleven embedded PSD Smart Objects, each with one native Type layer.
• Native editable vector paper strips, borders, stars, music notes and record shapes.
• Separate named raster photographs and toggleable distress and fibre layers.
• Complete ZIP includes the layered PSD, clean full-resolution JPEG, protected preview, eleven editable text source PSDs, original photographic assets, fonts and licenses, editing guide, layout source.

How to edit

Install the included OFL-licensed fonts before opening the PSD. Edit the nine direct Type layers in the main document. For an angled item, double-click the Smart Object thumbnail marked [EDIT CONTENTS], edit its native Type layer, then save and close the embedded document. The text updates at its original angle. Longer copy may require a smaller font or larger source canvas. Fonts are supplied separately and must be installed.

The master PSD and clean JPEG are watermark-free; only the web preview carries PSDmarket protection. The RGB canvas is 9 × 13 inches at 300 ppi. Confirm bleed, trim, color conversion and other output requirements with your printer. Digital download only; no physical item is shipped.

Editing compatibility

Use a PSD editor that supports editable text, vector shapes, masks and embedded Smart Objects. Font spacing, shadows and other effects can vary between applications. Compare your edited layout with the included clean JPEG before exporting.

Some editors turn vector fill layers into images or import them incompletely. Check that all graphic elements remain visible.