Cameron Schaefer News Today

“The pressing plant has not demonstrated the ability to press vinyl records in a timely or professional manner.”

Denver record company Vinyl Me, Please fired CEO Cameron Schaefer, Chief Financial Officer Adam Block and Chief Strategy Officer Rich Kylberg and sued them for allegedly funneling company funds to their pricy pet project, a factory in RiNo.

Growing up in Laramie, Cameron Schaefer never expected to find himself on his current path.

Cameron Schaefer, CEO of Denver's fast-growing Vinyl Me, Please record club, has landed on Billboard's prestigious 40 Under 40 List.

Record Store Day is a good reminder that the vinyl business is still growing. Here's why

Why did Vinyl Me, Please and Victrola and AEG Presents all choose the same stretch of RiNo's Brighton Boulevard in Denver? Because the revolution is here.

Vinyl Me, Please, the Denver-based record-of-the-month club, will open its own record pressing plant in RiNo this year. We go inside the art and science of making LPs and how the new facility will complement a burgeoning music district in the Mile High City.

This is a good one to add to your collection!

This is a good one to add to your collection!

This is a good one to add to your collection!