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  • Portraits of Kim and Alanna from IRP holding their favorite records
    Kim Gosselin & Alanna Tomey
    Accountant Ambassador & QC, Independent Record Pressing

    This week we are heading into Bordentown New Jersey's pressing plant to meet their Accountant, Kim Gosselin and Alanna Tomey in Quality Control. IRP serves to sustainably manufacture the highest quality vinyl records with best-in-class customer service. Founded in 2015 with the vision to support and press records for independent labels, they've serviced the like of Alabama Shakes, Bad Religion, Bon Iver, Decendents, Elliott Smith, Fela Kuti, Iron Maiden, J Dilla, Radiohead, Ray Charles, and many more.

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  • Karen standing in front of Bop City Records Sign
    Karen Comer
    Co-Owner, Bop City Records

    Karen Comer the co-owner of in Courtenay, BC, Canada does it all, from appraising, purchasing, and bookkeeping to social media and customer service. Read more about her day to day and journey to opening a record store.

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  • Photo of the staff at Folklore
    Faith Henschel-Ventrello
    Owner, Folklore Record Store

    Faith Ventrello is the owner of in Napa California, a record store, wine bar, cocktail lounge and restaurant which also houses a community radio station that she started 6 years ago. Faith and her team are locals, committed to being good neighbors with a love of their town, the lands that surround it and beyond. Folklore represents the intersection of the best in music, libations, and food, from people immersed in these worlds.

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  • Rachel playing bass guitar at the record store
    Rachel Gardner
    Owner, Musicology Co

    Rachel Gardner, is a musician and owner of the record shop in Edmonds Washington. Rachel plays with bands in her community, volunteers with booking festivals and writes a monthly music scene article for the local publication. Musicology is a small record shop selling new and used vinyl, that also has a small stage for performances to support local artists in the community, along with a dedicated selling local artist’s music and merch.

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  • Chiara in a studio on air with lathe
    Chiara Barbolini
    Cutting Engineer

    Today we are headed to the beautiful country of Italy, Bologna to be exact, to introduce you to , a vinyl cutting engineer working out of her family business doing and high quality audio transfers. Shortly after graduating with a degree in foreign language the vinyl field called her name, and here she is answering that call.

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  • Debra standing next to console
    Debra Salyer
    Chief Design Officer, Wrensilva

    Design is less discussed but so important in how we consume our records. From how they were first marketed to home owners as furniture pieces, to design innovation with to the pieces we are able to share about in this feature today. Meet Debra Salyer the Co-founder and Chief Design Officer of . Debra leads design for all of their consoles alongside the rest of a team of skilled artisans and sound engineers.

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  • Shelly Hulce at Radio Station
    Shelly Hulce
    President, Southwestern Ohio Public Radio

    Meet the president of , in Dayton Ohio, Shelly Hulce aka Gladgirl Shelly. Southwestern Ohio Public Radio is a Low-Power FM, (LP-FM), community radio station, 100% listener supported and 100% volunteer staffed. Their format is rock and crossover from the 1950’s, ‘60’s & ‘70’s celebrating their 20th anniversary in September of this year. Besides her leadership role, Shelly hosts a weekly, deep cut, album rock show, “.” 

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  • Portrait of Isabela Garcia, DJ Wax Witch
    Isabela Garcia
    Vinyl DJ, Wax Witch

    Meet vinyl DJ and promoter Isabela Garcia, or who is bringing community together through her turntables, and dancing the night away while doing it. Based in Seattle and DJ'ing there for almost a decade, she is a regional promoter, vinyl collector, event curator, and the founder of , Seattle’s girl-powered dance party, as well as co-founder of Seattle’s Danse Macabre .

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  • Rockin Rubys front counter with employees and Melanie
    Melanie Peters
    Owner, Rockin' Ruby’s Records

    Meet Melanie Peters, the owner of Poulsbo Washington's first record store since the 1980's . Rockin' Ruby's is a brick and mortar record shop with thousands of top quality new and used vinyl records, plus CD’s and tapes. Melanie is a former wannabe rock star (her words), who as she got older found her passion to keep kids interested in music, and playing it too.

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