Vinyl Me, Please started in 2013 with a dozen subscribers who were happy to have fellow music junkies send them monthly mailings of great records. In months, VMP had a couple hundred subscribers.

Vinyl Me, Please subsequently confirmed it was entering liquidation. Under the VNYL umbrella, Vinyl Me, Please will be run by VNYL CEO Nick Alt and president Emily Muhoberac.

Vinyl Me, Please subsequently confirmed it was entering liquidation. Under the VNYL umbrella, Vinyl Me, Please will be run by VNYL CEO Nick Alt and president Emily Muhoberac.

Less than one month after entering liquidation, Vinyl Me, Please (VMP) has officially found a new owner and relaunched with a “remastered mission.” The Denver-based vinyl-subscription club ...

Vinyl Me, Please subscriptions start at $44 a month, with subscribers able to choose LPs from a selection of curated records each month. Now, their Instagram, Reddit, and Discord pages are flooded ...

Vinyl Me, Please started in 2013 with a dozen subscribers who were happy to have fellow music junkies send them monthly mailings of great records. In months, VMP had a couple hundred subscribers.

DENVER, CO – MARCH 23: Vinyl Me, Please re-issue of Temples Volcano on display at their offices March 23, 2017 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Andy Cross/The Denver Post) ...

Vinyl Me, Please started in 2013 with a dozen subscribers who were happy to have fellow music junkies send them monthly mailings of great records. In months, VMP had a couple hundred subscribers.

Vinyl Me, Please previously had contracted work to other record pressers, including GZ Media. The proposed 14,000-square-foot plant was to have audiophile-grade quality and would host tours and ...

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Dolly Parton Is The First Artist To Have A ‘Dedicated’ Collaboration Series With Vinyl Me, Please Lexi Lane Contributing Writer Twitter January 25, 2023 ...

The collection is described in the video as 12 months of Dolly Parton curated by Dolly and Vinyl Me Please and is said to cover the length of her career, from her debut to today. According to VMP ...