Sony Music

Sony Music on vinyl: current editions from Rosalía to “Blade Runner 2049”

In short: Sony Music is one of the three major music companies. It came about when Sony bought the record company CBS in 1988; today Columbia, Epic and RCA, among others, belong to it. In Europe, many new vinyl editions carry the name “Sony Music”. That’s why our Sony Music records are mostly from recent years: soundtracks, rock, pop and hip-hop. The Vinyl Room currently has 60 Sony Music records.

From our stock

Still sealed

Rock

Pop, electronic & hip-hop

New in

→ Columbia · Epic · RCA · Grading explained

What’s on Sony Music?

Many reissues and new albums on vinyl come out under the Sony Music name today. In our stock, for example, the soundtracks to “Blade Runner 2049”, “Baby Driver” and “Roma”, Ryuichi Sakamoto’s “12”, Rosalía’s “Motomami” and Tyler, The Creator’s “Call Me If You Get Lost” – plus rock from the Manic Street Preachers and Foo Fighters.

A lot also comes from Scandinavia: the Swedish band Kent, MØ and Humleridderne from Denmark. Because they are mostly new pressings, some of them are still sealed.

FAQ

What is Sony Music? One of the three major music companies. Sony bought the record company CBS in 1988; since 1991 it has been called Sony Music.

Which labels belong to Sony Music? Among others Columbia, Epic and RCA.

Are the Sony Music records you sell new? Most are editions from recent years, many still sealed. You’ll find the condition with each copy – if anything’s missing, just ask us.

What music do you have on Sony Music? Rock, pop, electronic, soul, hip-hop and soundtracks – 60 records in all.