Record Shop Podcast

Do you have an artists who transcends personal struggle and stays with you? That’s who Aries is for me, and today we speak on his 2019 debut album, WELCOME HOME. To our listeners, welcome to The Record Shop, and welcome home.

Welcome back every one to part two of Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers. We hope you guys enjoy this new episode (and in my opinion, it’s our best one yet)

Days come and go, and we do not hear from those we love as often as we think we should. What if, however, after such a long hiatus, that special someone comes back. Welcome to Season 2 of The Record Shop, and welcome to Part 1 of Mr. Morale and the Big Steppers.

Hello everybody. Before we begin, i’d like to say that this episode deals with the theme of suicide, as it is a major theme throughout the album. If you or anyone you know is struggling, please do not hesitate to ask for help. I know firsthand that it is not easy, but I promise you it will get better. The light is worth the wait.

Growing up is not fun. Leaving your childhood behind, seeing how messed up the world is, and losing your innocence is an agonizing pain, whilst trying to ignore it only delays the inevitable. We all one day have to bloom, however, so join us today as we speak about Tyler, the Creators 2017 album “Flower Boy.”

Imagine exploring the cavernous system that is the human mind. Don’t be scared in the dark, though! All you have to do is trust me. Remember, I see ghosts!

What if the feeling of waking up to watch Saturday morning cartoons could be expressed in the form of an album? Join us in this episode of The Record Shop as we discuss MF DOOM's 3rd studio album: MM...FOOD.

Imagine if your first listen to an album was with the man himself in front of you. Join us this week, as The Record Shop boys review Kanye West’s Donda 2 experience.

Nostalgic music is something that, in the end, everyone ends up turning back to. But what if…yeah i cant do this. I just want everyone to know If you’re listening to this its too late.

What if you were transported to the worst part of the 80’s? Join us, as this week we discuss The Weeknd’s critically acclaimed album After Hours.