For many of us, it started with records — flipping through sleeves, studying liner notes, and learning the sound of an era by listening closely. That connection doesn’t disappear just because new tools exist.

JackRighteous.com has always been built around music first.

Not trends.

Not outrage.

Not trying to please everyone.

So partnering with a vinyl record company wasn’t a pivot. It was a continuation of the same principle this site has always followed: serve people who genuinely care about music.

Explore the Vinyl Collection

JackRighteous.com now features a curated vinyl collection here:

https://jackrighteous.com/collections/vinyl-records-collector-classics

This collection exists for the same audience this site serves every day — musicians, creators, collectors, and listeners who engage with music beyond passive consumption.

Music doesn’t stop being meaningful when the screen turns off.

Some people see anything connected to AI and immediately dismiss it. That reaction isn’t new, and it isn’t something a serious music platform needs to be built around.

What matters are the people who understand the difference between tools and culture.

Many of the musicians and creators who use modern music tools still:

• Study classic albums
• Reference older genres
• Collect records they respect
• Care about sound, history, and longevity

Those people still buy vinyl. They still value albums as complete works. And they still enjoy discovering music in a tangible way.

That overlap is intentional.

The vinyl available through this collection isn’t novelty merchandise or decoration. These are real records — classic albums, genre foundations, vintage finds, and collectible pressings — curated for listeners who actually play their music.

You’ll also find vinyl care and accessory essentials, because people who value music tend to protect what they own. A record collection isn’t disposable. It’s built slowly, maintained thoughtfully, and enjoyed over time.

Because JackRighteous.com actively writes about music — its creation, its evolution, and its business — it makes sense to support the culture that shaped it. Music history still informs modern songwriting, production, and sound design, no matter how those sounds are created today.

This partnership isn’t about convincing anyone to change their opinion.

It’s about building a business around real fans.

When you build around people who actually engage, you don’t need to dilute your values or chase mass approval. You focus on products and services that align with what your audience already enjoys — and that you can speak about honestly.

JackRighteous.com explores where music is going.
It respects where music has been.
And now, it curates music you can hold in your hands.

Browse What’s Available

If you’re the kind of person who creates music, studies music, collects music, or simply enjoys spending time with it, this collection was built with you in mind.

Explore the Vinyl Collection