Made in New Jersey: Vinyl records making a comeback
Photojournalist James Crowe takes us inside the process in this week’s Made in New Jersey.
•
Aug 4, 2025, 12:05 PM
•
Updated 6 hr ago
Share:
More Stories
1:59
Hot and hazy today; air quality alert in effect for Brooklyn
1h ago2:01
Hot and hazy today; air quality alert in effect for The Bronx
1h ago1:57
Hazy sun across Long Island as a drier stretch of weather continues
1h ago1:37
Stamford police identify suspect in fatal hit-and-run that killed 13-year-old boy
1h ago1:51
Workers return to Manhattan building where gunman killed 4
1h ago1:23
Clark Street subway station closed after awning collapse
1h ago1:59
Hot and hazy today; air quality alert in effect for Brooklyn
1h ago2:01
Hot and hazy today; air quality alert in effect for The Bronx
1h ago1:57
Hazy sun across Long Island as a drier stretch of weather continues
1h ago1:37
Stamford police identify suspect in fatal hit-and-run that killed 13-year-old boy
1h ago1:51
Workers return to Manhattan building where gunman killed 4
1h ago1:23
Clark Street subway station closed after awning collapse
1h agoThe vinyl revival is happening across the country—including in New Jersey, where a Burlington County studio is pressing today’s music onto records.
Photojournalist James Crowe takes us inside the process in this week’s Made in New Jersey.
More from News 12
1:49
Made in New Jersey: Kurly Kurtosh brings Hungarian street food to Nutley
1:43
Made in New Jersey: Real Antique Wood
1:47
Made in New Jersey: Fourth generation joins Nasto’s Ice Cream legacy in New Jersey
1:56
Made in New Jersey: All Points West Distillery brings bold new spirits to cocktail scene
2:28
Made in New Jersey: Two River Gourmet Mushrooms
2:48
