This document discusses the Princeton Record Exchange record store in Princeton, New Jersey. It defines an EP as a music release shorter than a full album but longer than a single, typically 4-6 tracks. It notes the store carries vinyl LPs, which are longer than 10-12 songs and have both A and B sides. While the store doesn't host many events, it did have one last month. Recommended releases mentioned include The 1975 and King Krule's album "The Ooz". The reflection expresses this would be a good store for an indie band's release due to its community status and love of music.
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Mary Hoard is a passionate student at Full Sail University, where she is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Music Business/Entertainment. With a love for music that runs deep, Mary is also an indie artist who is dedicated to creating original music that speaks to her unique perspective and creative vision.
Since childhood, Mary has been drawn to music, constantly seeking out new artists and sounds that inspire her. As she grew older, her passion for music only intensified, and she began writing and recording her own music, honing her skills as a songwriter and performer.
Now, as a student at Full Sail University, Mary is learning the technical and creative skills she needs to take her music to the next level. Whether she's in the classroom, the recording studio, or on stage, Mary is always striving to improve her craft and bring her music to new audiences.
With a deep commitment to her art and a strong work ethic, Mary is a rising star in the indie music scene, poised for even greater success as she continues to pursue her dreams and share her music with the world.
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The empire's roots lie in the city of Rome, founded, according to legend, by Romulus in 753 BCE. Over centuries, Rome evolved from a small settlement to a formidable republic, characterized by a complex political system with elected officials and checks on power. However, internal strife, class conflicts, and military ambitions paved the way for the end of the Republic. Julius Caesar’s dictatorship and subsequent assassination in 44 BCE created a power vacuum, leading to a civil war. Octavian, later Augustus, emerged victorious, heralding the Roman Empire’s birth.
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2. Extended Play “Ep”
The length of the project
does not exceed the length
of 13 mins. Which is easily
shorter than a full length
project and longer than a
single.
3. This is a long play LP because, the length of
the album exceeds the length of 10-12
songs. As well as the vinyl having both an A
and B side.
The Ooz
4. Events
they don't host many in store
events other than a few pops
ups here and there though
they did relay the message
that they had a prior event
the last month though they
did not dive into what the
event was and for.
7. Promo
• Due to the outdated ways of
traditional promotion a lot of
artists opt to not use a record
store for a means of
advertisement because it is
generally a dead medium to
those not part of the artists
“1000 true fans”
8. Reflection:I would use this store for an indie bands release, the few
reasons being that the store is a staple within the community and the
absolute love for music everyone holds within a store as great ar PREX.
9. References:
De Rengervé, G. (2023, September 27). What is an EP and why is it the best choice for emerging artists?
Groover Blog. https://blog.groover.co/en/tips/what-is-an-ep-and-why-is-it-the-best-choice-for-
emerging-artists/
#:~:text=An%20EP%2C%20short%20for%20extended,around%20four%20to%20six%20tracks.
Exchange, P. R. (n.d.). Our store. https://prex.com/shop/our-store/
Log in or sign up to view. (n.d.). https://www.facebook.com/recordsurplus/photos/
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type=3&paipv=0&eav=Afa5r2kN8idkLjH_xDK6ABEwMcutRVbS9nCBsuV3ASR1GYI6UnE54-
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Montalvo, C. O. (2017, April 19). Record Store Day: 30 Must-Have Special Vinyl. . . SF Station | San
Francisco’s City Guide. https://www.sfstation.com/2017/03/22/record-store-day-15-must-have-special-
vinyl-releases/
Rewak, M. (2023). EP vs. LP: What’s the difference (and do they still matter)? Blog | Splice. https://
splice.com/blog/ep-vs-lp/
#:~:text=LP%20stands%20for%20%E2%80%9CLong%20Play,opposite%20side%20of%20the%20rec
ord.
RSD ’23 Special Release: The 1975 - Live With The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra. (n.d.). https://
recordstoreday.com/SpecialRelease/15832
The OOZ by King Krule. (n.d.). Genius. https://genius.com/albums/King-krule/The-ooz
