VP RECORDS MARKS RECORD STORE DAY WITH STRICTLY VINYL SESSIONS IN NEW YORK AND FLORIDA

VP Records is taking Record Store Day 2026 back to its vinyl roots with two strictly analog sessions across New York and Florida this Saturday, April 18. Queens gets the main event, with King Addies, Massive B, DJ Proud, and DJ Anthony spinning exclusively on wax, while I-Wayne pulls up for an in-person meet and greet. Down in Miramar, DJ Peppa Boxx takes the helm for what promises to be a Florida-sized celebration of physical reggae and dancehall culture.

In an era when streaming dominates, VP Records is doubling down on the format that built Caribbean music—vinyl. These aren’t nostalgia plays; they’re deliberate statements. When the biggest reggae distributor in the diaspora plants a flag on Record Store Day with DJs who understand sound system culture, it signals that wax still matters to the people who know music deepest.