The NYC Tape Fair marks a significant revival of interest in physical media, particularly cassette and VHS tapes, scheduled for April 27 in Bushwick. Co-founder Anthony Morton reflects on his childhood love for affordable tapes, emphasizing their importance for both artists and consumers. The fair will showcase a diverse range of vendors, aimed at preserving and promoting the accessibility of these older media formats. With digital streaming dominating the entertainment landscape, the fair represents a nostalgic return to collecting and experiencing music and film in tangible forms.
NYC Tape Fair aims to revive interest in cassette and VHS tapes by bringing together vendors and collectors in a vibrant celebration of physical media.
Physical media revival is important for maintaining low barriers of entry for artists and consumers, enhancing accessibility to music and films.
Anthony Mortonâs passion for physical media began with affordable cassettes, highlighting the importance of ownership in the entertainment experience.
The NYC Tape Fair is a response to a lack of dedicated spaces for tape collectors, curated for diverse, unique offerings.
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