Eclectico Records started out as side business of Eclectico but grew into it's own stand-alone business and online store in the same location in Acland St. After years playing music in his stall in markets and festivals such as Glastonbury and Womad Alan's passion came to fruition when he starting trading CD's and then Vinyl in Eclectico from 2011.

Alan's passion for music and especially vinyl records started with his first purchases of 7" singles in the 1970's from his local shop in Kent, UK. Apart from being coerced to spend his pocket-money, by his older brother, on The Jam's 'Down in the Tube Station at Midnight and X-Ray Spex's 'The Day The World Turned Day-glo' he remembers buying 'Red Red Wine' by UB40 as his first 'adult' single. First solo gig attended was New Order at Royal Albert Hall standing in the Gallery for £8. Favourite artists include David Bowie, Nick Cave and Fela Kuti.

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Sascha has had a love of music since she was very little. She fondly remembers her big silver stereo from childhood, and at age 6 would play her only two CDs on repeat - Shania Twain and the Spice Girls, of course! She was constantly going through her parents’ selection and most loved Bob Marley, Gipsy Kings, and everything under the bracket of classic Rock’n’Roll. The next bunch of CDs that made a huge impact were Evanescence, Metallica and Nirvana, which opened the doors to a lifelong love of rock and metal. Sascha’s passion for music has been embedded in her life - from spending all her money on gigs and festivals to running twice weekly radio shows up in the NT. Her most consistent obsession over the years has been with the King himself - she even wrote a few essays about Elvis at university! Sascha now listens to a wide variety of genres, but at the moment nothing surpasses Sleep Token… she would do almost anything to see Vessel perform live…

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