Robinson said the next meeting at Used Kids Records will be on Sept.
“We have some really fun activities planned for club meetings, and we hope to get as many students involved as possible.” “This semester we’re really looking forward to expanding the club and collaborating with other music related clubs at OSU,” Robinson said. Robinson said an extensive record collection is not required to join the club, and he’s looking forward to seeing new faces this semester. Music seriously is something that bonds everyone together.” “The atmosphere in the club is relaxed and inclusive. “Vinyl Club is so welcoming and sociable that I think anyone who is interested in joining will find someone they have things in common with,” Mang said. Mang said the club has something for everyone. “Our main objective is to provide a space where people can just talk about musical interests and can find like-minded listeners,” Cowdrey said. Justin Cowdrey, a 2022 Ohio State graduate and former vice president of Vinyl Club, said the club has been a great outlet for him and continues musical discussion at the university. I can’t wait to see what rabbit hole we go down in the upcoming meetings.” Everyone I meet in Vinyl Club is always so vibrant, and there is always someone who goes on a long rant about a very niche topic. “I am just really excited to see old and new faces in the club. “There’s so many things to look forward to,” Mang, a fourth-year in psychology, said. Marena Mang, vice president of Vinyl Club, said the conversations and personalities of members always make for an engaging time. Some themes we’ve done in the past are favorite love songs, favorite album based on the album art and seasonal sounds.”īeyond the general meetings, Robinson said record store crawls are another fun activity that club members enjoy. “Every meeting has a theme, and we have members pick an album to share based on the week’s theme. “Typical meetings start with general club matters, recently we’ve been setting up spirit wear arrangements,” Robinson said. Robinson said meetings include musical discussions, and themes are implemented to inspire members to share about themselves through their musical taste. The members love the environment of the record store,” Robinson said. “We’ve had a couple meetings over at Used Kids Records, which has been really fun. in the Hays Cape Room in the Ohio Union, but Robinson said some meetings are held at the Used Kids Record Store on Summit Street. Vinyl Club meets every other Wednesday at 7 p.m. “We just want a space where students feel comfortable talking about interests and meeting new people.” “Our goal is just to continue to get students excited about music, particularly in vinyl,” Robinson, a fourth-year in physics and astronomy, said. Lauren Robinson, president of Vinyl Club, said the club is a great place to meet new people and explore music.
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The student organization aims to introduce people to the vinyl medium, teach people how to work with vinyl-related equipment and listen to tunes. Credit: Hannah Herner | Lantern File Photo The Ohio State Vinyl Club meets to listen to vinyl records. A collection of records at Records Per Minute at 2579 N.
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