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Vinyl Sales Soar in Canada

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Vinyl Sales Soar in Canada: A Boom Fueled by Pandemic and Younger Generations

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Vinyl sales in Canada keep climbing, with 2025 marking another strong year. Revenue has more than quadrupled over the past decade, according to fresh data from music Canada and global reports. That boom kicked off during the pandemic, fueled by pop stars drawing crowds back to physical formats. Now younger folks are jumping in big time, sparking interest, not just in vinyl, but even CDs. Store owners in Vancouver report non-stop demand from every age, gender and background. No more niche crowd, it's wide open, with people craving ownership, top sound quality, and real support for artists over streaming scraps. Meanwhile, a Burnaby pressing plan cranks out around 1000 records daily for bands across Canada and the US. The owner figures official numbers under count sales from direct band tours, and the business leans heavy on American customers and supplies. His vinyl revival feels unstoppable, pulling in diverse bands who want tangible music that hits different, proving physical ain't fading anytime soon.

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