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Insights on music discovery, vinyl collecting, and building your perfect collection.
Features Every Vinyl Collection App Should Have
Learn about vinyl app features with What's Spinning, the vinyl record collection tracker and now-playing app.
Is a Record Cleaning Machine Worth the Investment
Learn about record cleaning machine worth it with What's Spinning, the vinyl record collection tracker and now-playing app.
New Vinyl vs Used Vinyl: What You Get for Your Money
Learn about new vinyl vs used vinyl with What's Spinning, the vinyl record collection tracker and now-playing app.
Organize Your Records by Genre, Color, or Artist
Learn about vinyl organization methods with What's Spinning, the vinyl record collection tracker and now-playing app.
Set Up a Bluetooth Turntable with Your Speakers
Learn about bluetooth turntable setup with What's Spinning, the vinyl record collection tracker and now-playing app.
How to Clean Vinyl Records Before Your First Play
Learn about how to clean vinyl records with What's Spinning, the vinyl record collection tracker and now-playing app.
Record Store Hauls Log Themselves When Your Turntable Does the Work
With What's Spinning, logging a record store haul is as simple as playing your new records. No app, no check-in, just spin and go.
Import Your Discogs Collection and Let Your Turntable Do the Rest
Move your Discogs collection to What's Spinning and let your turntable automatically track what you actually play.
How Your Listening History Builds a Smarter Vinyl Wishlist
What's Spinning tracks what you actually play, so your vinyl wishlist reflects real listening habits instead of wishful thinking.
Record Store Day 2026 Is the Biggest One Yet — Here's What's Worth Chasing
Record Store Day 2026 has the biggest lineup in years. Bruno Mars as ambassador, Pink Floyd, David Bowie, KPop releases, and 350 more exclusives. What to know before April 18.
The Case for Side B: The Most Overlooked Half of Every Record
Side B records are the most overlooked part of vinyl collecting. Here's why you should always flip the record and what Side B taught me about music.
Vinyl Is Back. This Time, It Might Actually Stay.
Vinyl sales hit 47.9 million units in 2025. Record Store Day 2026 has its biggest lineup ever. Here is why this time the revival might actually stick.
