Why do we still buy music? Vinyl Record Mini-Documentary (4K)

In the 21st century we have little to show for all the media we consume, it's conveniently in the cloud somewhere or reluctantly kept in a DVD / CD cupboard. It might be surprising to some that there's a revived and growing industry around one of the oldest recorded music formats, for the last 100 years VINYL RECORDS have made music available to people all over the world and now, after digital fatigue, some desire it more than ever... We explore different perspectives on why people still buy music and why they choose to buy vinyl?

Directed, edited, written by Jamie Randall:https://linktr.ee/jwrandall_media

Kaelan Baker - producer, sound recordist & designer, camera person
Matthew Tunnell - director of photography, colourist, camera person
https://photomattmedia.com/
Zan Ball - camera person

Thank You to our interviewees:
Alan Rowett, from Castle Sounds in Christchurch, Dorset:https://www.instagram.com/castle_soun...

Nikki & Spud Dibley, from Rocket Records in Winton, Dorset:https://www.instagram.com/rocketrecor...

Simon Sinfield, DJ, music producer and director of Krafted:https://www.krafted.co.uk/
https://www.instagram.com/simonsinfie...

Ellen Faulkner, classmate with a good taste in music!

Special Thank You:
Martin Hughes, course lecturer and veteran of the TV documentary industry

All music from Free Music Library or the YouTube Audio Library
Archive sound from BBC Sound Archive

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