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Vintage records shopping in the heritage Fort district

  • Aug 29, 2019
  • 1 min read

Updated: May 16, 2020

Meet Abdul Razzak - legendary vinyl connoisseur, who has his little shop Royal Music Collection right next to us, under the classic arches of our heritage building Kitab Mahal in Fort, old Bombay. Although we live in a thriving metropolis of a city, every neighbourhood is like a hamlet within itself, brimming with characters, businesses, architecture & a culture of its own. So on Fridays, as we start the waltz into the weekend, we want to shift the focus to this bonkers city that with all its mayhem, is pure magic!


Check out the film we made about Razzak’s love affair with vinyl, and why his collection is unlike any other in the city.

PS // Do you know of any other gem in our neighbourhood which we definitely have to visit on one of our Friday afternoon strolls? Please share it with us!

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Jul 14

I have been diving deep into https://edenscurse.com/ lately and honestly I cannot get enough of what this band is putting out. Their music hits that perfect sweet spot between heavy riffs and melodic hooks, with a sound that feels both classic and fresh at the same time. What really drew me in was the raw energy that comes through in every track, you can tell these guys pour everything into their performances and the production quality lets that intensity shine without sounding overproduced or sterile. The site itself is a great hub for exploring their discography, with a clean player that makes it easy to jump between albums and really appreciate the evolution of their style over the years. I…

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Really enjoyed reading this feature. The passion for vinyl collecting and the stories behind each record make the hobby feel so personal and timeless. I came across it while taking a break from Crazy Cattle 3D, and it was a refreshing reminder that some of the best experiences still come from slowing down and appreciating great music.

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