Why vinyl means so much more now [Keith Jopling]
Keith Jopling of MIDiA on how vinyl has ‘gripped’ him and the rest of today’s music listeners. by Keith Jopling of MIDiA It is the final quarter of 2022 and. Continue reading
Cut vinyl records at home with this $149 Record Factory [PS: I want one for Christmas!]
Teenage Engineering has launched the PO-80 Record Factory, a compact, USB-powered vinyl record cutter that lets you cut your own 5” vinyl at home and play them back in lo-fi.. Continue reading
Vinyl jumps 22%, recorded music revenue up 9% says RIAA Mid-Year Report
U.S. recorded music revenue growth continued rising 9% to $7.7 billion in the first half of 2022, according to a new RIAA Mid-Year Report. The number of paid streaming subscriptions. Continue reading
What makes vinyl… better?
Vinyl music has made record sales in recent years, and there has to be a reason. Here is what makes vinyl so special. by Russ Crupnick of Music Watch My. Continue reading
The difference between Vinyl fans: Then and Now
Industry analyst Russ Crupnick of Music Watch shares his findings about what’s so different about modern vinyl music fans. by Russ Crupnick of Music Watch The new generation of Vinyl buyers. Continue reading
Who is buying all that vinyl?
We know that there is a new generation of music listeners who have a great interest in vinyl records. But there are a lot of details behind all those purchases. Continue reading
More vinyl record plants opening soon. Is it enough to end backlog?
The increased demand of vinyl has created quite the backlog recently. However, new vinyl presses are in the making! Will this be enough? by Bobby Owsinski of Music 3.0 Any. Continue reading
How Harry Styles’ “Harry’s House” broke records
Whose house? Harry’s house! It took just 72 hours for Harry Styles’s “Harry’s House” to break the record for the biggest vinyl sales week in the U.S. since data began. Continue reading
5 winning music marketing themes embraced by brands in 2022
Consumers and the brands that serve them are fickle beasts so Jesse Kirshbaum and Clayton Durant took a long hard look at exactly how music continyes to cut throigh the. Continue reading
Fans still buy music. Are you missing out?
Don’t make the mistake of beleiving that in the age of streaming no one is still buying music. Recent s data proves that they are. by Christopher Carvalho of Unlock. Continue reading
