Sister Ray Records is a well-established brand renowned for its exceptional record store and passionate staff, as well as its vast collection of top-notch tunes. The brand's history traces back to its inception in 1989 when Neil Brown ventured into vinyl sales, initially from a market stall in Camden, and later taking over 94 Berwick Street. Sister Ray quickly became a cornerstone of Soho's vibrant independent music scene, alongside legendary shops like Daddy Kool, Shades, Red, and more.

In 2003, Sister Ray joined forces with Phil Barton, the owner of Rounder Records, and merged their two shops. Despite the challenges posed by the internet revolution, Sister Ray persevered and contributed significantly to the revival of vinyl. The brand also played a vital role in promoting Record Store Day and became a prominent advocate for both the event and the vinyl resurgence.

Notable for its commitment to vinyl and its active involvement in the music community, Sister Ray recently relocated to 75 Berwick Street, with the iconic Oasis album cover featuring the previous and current shop locations. As the future unfolds, Sister Ray embraces the mantra of Joe Strummer, lead singer of The Clash, The future is unwritten. The brand invites you to enjoy their online experience, promising a vast selection and a memorable journey through the world of music