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The Canadian superstar launches “Heart of Gold” at No. 7 on both the Official Physical Singles and Official Vinyl Singles tallies this time around. “Heart of Gold” marks Mendes’ third ...

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“Why Why Why” returns to one roster, while debuting on the other. Mendes launches his tune at No. 8 on the Official Vinyl Singles chart. It returns to the Official Physical Singles list in ...

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Long before the recent vinyl renaissance, audiophiles have long espoused the analog benefits of vinyl records as being vastly superior to digital. The argument often includes claims of vinyl ...

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rather than simply going on your phone, where you've unlimited access to every song that’s ever existed, and just skipping, skipping, skipping. Vinyl forces you to listen to it as the artist ...