Episode 216 / Colemine Records
In this final indie label feature episode of 2020, we’re catching up with Terry Cole of Colemine Records/Karma Chief/Remined Records to learn about the family business of selling records, their awesome physical space in Loveland, OH, and all about how they do things from planning a release to dealing with sync, operating a 45-focused label in the age of streaming, and adapting to a global pandemic and the sudden end of live music. Stick around for a massive mix of music from the label’s eclectic output after the interview.
- Terry Cole - Colemine Records / illo by Bryan Bruchman
- Colemine Records
- Ghost Funk Orchestra - An Ode To Escapism
- Kelly Finnega - A Joyful Sound
- Black Market Brass - Undying Thirst
- Monophonics - It's Only Us
- Aaron Frazer - My God Has A Telephone
- Bubuza - Ice Breaker
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