The Dream Street Journal

Remixed back into the chart

Remixed back into the chart

DJ Tom of Swindon writes about epic hit singles. He also loves a remix. Here Tom finds five glorious remixes that are almost better than the real thing...

Remixed back into the chart

DJ Tom of Swindon writes about epic hit singles. He also loves a remix. Here Tom finds five glorious remixes that are almost better than the real thing...

Maddie Morris performs at Dream Street Records

Maddie Morris performs at Dream Street Records

On 14 October, the BBC Young Folk Award winner invites us on a journey through stories of their life, while opening space to explore our own.

Maddie Morris performs at Dream Street Records

On 14 October, the BBC Young Folk Award winner invites us on a journey through stories of their life, while opening space to explore our own.

David McAlmont in residence

David McAlmont in residence

On Friday 23 October, we welcome the extraordinary David McAlmont to the shop in celebration of 30 years of The Sound of McAlmont & Butler.

David McAlmont in residence

On Friday 23 October, we welcome the extraordinary David McAlmont to the shop in celebration of 30 years of The Sound of McAlmont & Butler.

Meet fuzzy-felt artist Ladypat

Meet fuzzy-felt artist Ladypat

Art doesn't get more non-toxic than this...

Meet fuzzy-felt artist Ladypat

Art doesn't get more non-toxic than this...

The Greatest Albums of All Time

The Greatest Albums of All Time

Dream Street Records is compiling a new list of the Greatest Albums of All Time. Vote now and tell us yours

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The Greatest Albums of All Time

Dream Street Records is compiling a new list of the Greatest Albums of All Time. Vote now and tell us yours

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"Trans people are the backbone of hyperpop"

"Trans people are the backbone of hyperpop"

Ahead of our SOPHIE listening party, Newt from Keyring Records explains the significance of the album to the trans community

"Trans people are the backbone of hyperpop"

Ahead of our SOPHIE listening party, Newt from Keyring Records explains the significance of the album to the trans community