It might be a little out of the way for non-Easties, but we’d reckon a trip to this quaint shop is well worth a post- prata visit for its treasure trove of old school records and vintage turntables.
Zenn Audio Electronics Photography: Clem Onojeghuo via UnsplashĬrate diggers, this hole-in-the-wall establishment is the place to be if you’re on a dinner hunt in Simpang Bedok. Retrophonic Records, 18A Duxton Road, Singapore 089484 6. Oh, and the boutique also houses amazing turntables, amplifiers and speakers to satisfy your aural cravings, no matter the genre. The latest radio hits and obscure indie rock sit side by side with 70s pop songs and vintage Chinese records. Tucked away on Duxton Road and housed in a two-storey shophouse, Retrophonic Records caters to the digital-weary soul. The Analog Vault, #02-13, Esplanade, 8 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039802 5. So switch off your phone (or at least close your Spotify app) and spend the afternoon with these well-stocked racks of hand-picked vinyl and shelves of crisp, paperback reads. Established in 2015, this record shop quickly gained traction amongst audiophiles with its wide array of genres, ranging from jazz and electric to soul and hip hop. Think vinyl records and The Analog Vault comes to mind. The Analog Vault Photography: The Analog Vault Feeling peckish? Have a seat in a leather chair and enjoy ice-cold craft beer and bar bites. Browse through a catalogue of over 1,000 albums, and bop along to funky beats in this fun social space. Vertigo 26 Photography: Vertigo 26 via FacebookĪ haunt for music enthusiasts, Vertigo 26 is a record store and bar that’s located in the basement of the Mint Museum of Toys. The Barbershop Music, 311A Geylang Road, Singapore 389350 3. You’ll be walking out with a shiny new record and an edgy new hairdo – talk about killing two birds with one stone. Aside from vinyl records, you can also expect to find a wide selection of posters, merchandise and cassettes at The Barbershop Music. The Barbershop MusicĪs you can tell by its name, this is the place for sick tunes and sick ‘dos. Once you’ve made your purchase, chill out at the Swee Lee Social Club – a cafe and social space within the store where you can refuel over coffee at desserts. From turntables and records to guitars and keyboards, you can get almost anything you need to set up your own music nook at home. The people behind record store Swee Lee believe that music can shape both the soul and society. Swee Lee Photography: Swee Lee via Facebook Who knew there was such a vibrant vinyl scene in Singapore? Here, we dish out the finest record stores in Singapore for your analog aural fix. There’s just something seductive (and hipster) about removing a giant black disk from its sleeve, placing it on a player, gently dropping the needle onto the record, and taking in the warm, glorious sound emerging from the speakers. We all love rocking out to live music, but old school vinyl is far from obsolete. Photography: Lopsan via Pexels Crate-diggers and audiophiles, here's where you can get your hands on vinyl and turntables in Singapore.
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