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Nicole Raney

Portland
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Experienced writer, editor, content creator, and communications strategist. Music nerd. Connoisseur of tacos.

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How Tariffs May Affect Record Collectors & Sellers

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By Nicole Raney
| Discogs
We understand that there is a lot of confusion surrounding new tariffs issued by executive orders in the United States, and we’ll do our best to clear things up. Your success – whether you’re a collector, seller, or both – is incredibly important to us. Here’s everything we know about the situation so far. Vinyl records, CDs, cassettes, and other recorded media should be exempt from any tariffs under US presidential executive order.
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Meet the Women that Paved the Way for Modern Electronic Music

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By Nicole Raney
| Discogs
Before the electronic music filled festival grounds, before synthesizers became mainstay pieces of gear in local bands, a small but visionary group of women were laying the groundwork for the sounds of the future. Working in academia, laboratories, radio stations, and experimental music studios, these pioneers pushed the boundaries of technology and composition, turning circuits, sine waves, and tape loops into something resembling music. Their innovations were not always met with fanfare.
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7 Extraordinary Women of the Early Punk Era

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By Nicole Raney
| Discogs
Take a moment to learn more about some of the women of punk who pioneered the style in the 1970s and ‘80s. Jayne County Jayne County (b. 1947) is a queer and trans punk trailblazer who is often considered the first openly transgender singer in rock. Although she is a rock legend, she is also an artist and actress whose music cannot be defined by just one genre. Recommended listening: The Electric Chairs and Deviation.
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