Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 53 minutes ago
Born in the heart of Beijing back in 2013, fRUITYSHOP has blossomed into a vinyl lover's paradise, cherished by music enthusiasts for its handpicked collection of records and one-of-a-kind cultural treasures. But fRUITYSHOP is more than just your average record store — it brings together musicians and labels to drop exclusive limited edition albums and merch that you won’t find anywhere else, making it a game-changer in China's music scene.
We hit up fRUITYSHOP’s new Shanghai location with RADII Editor Simon Frank, digging through the crates to uncover the freshest vinyl gems this spot has to offer.
This is the fourth episode of our series One Take, where we take you to youth culture hot spots and more across Asia with one buddy, one camera, and one long shot. Skip at your own risk!
00:06 Checking out a jazz and funk record store in Shanghai
00:41 Store's connection to Japanese music culture
01:28 A Polish band record reissued by a Beijing label
01:49 Store’s role in the Chinese music scene
02:36 Fruity Music Group’s branded clothing
📍fRUITYSHOP Shanghai
No. 609 Changle Road, Huangpu, Shanghai, China
About RADII:
RADII (rā'dē-ī’) is an independent platform of artists, writers, and creators who share vibrant stories from the rarely explored sides of modern Asian culture.
Founded in 2017, RADII creates multimedia content, events, and interactive workshops that shine a light on the topics that connect the world’s young global thinkers together. Our mission is to captivate the world through stories that transcend boundaries.
Get more at:
Website: radii.co
Newsletter: newsletter.radiichina.com
Instagram: @radii_media
Twitter: @RADII_Media
Facebook: @radiimedia
Host: Simon Frank
Producer: Yan Jiayun
Graphic Designer: Haedi Yue
Director: Hanley Chu
Videographer: Wayne Hon
Editor and Mastering: Walter Lai
#shanghai #music #vinyl
Born in the heart of Beijing back in 2013, fRUITYSHOP has blossomed into a vinyl lover's paradise, cherished by music enthusiasts for its handpicked collection of records and one-of-a-kind cultural treasures. But fRUITYSHOP is more than just your average record store — it brings together musicians and labels to drop exclusive limited edition albums and merch that you won’t find anywhere else, making it a game-changer in China's music scene.
We hit up fRUITYSHOP’s new Shanghai location with RADII Editor Simon Frank, digging through the crates to uncover the freshest vinyl gems this spot has to offer.
This is the fourth episode of our series One Take, where we take you to youth culture hot spots and more across Asia with one buddy, one camera, and one long shot. Skip at your own risk!
00:06 Checking out a jazz and funk record store in Shanghai
00:41 Store's connection to Japanese music culture
01:28 A Polish band record reissued by a Beijing label
01:49 Store’s role in the Chinese music scene
02:36 Fruity Music Group’s branded clothing
📍fRUITYSHOP Shanghai
No. 609 Changle Road, Huangpu, Shanghai, China
About RADII:
RADII (rā'dē-ī’) is an independent platform of artists, writers, and creators who share vibrant stories from the rarely explored sides of modern Asian culture.
Founded in 2017, RADII creates multimedia content, events, and interactive workshops that shine a light on the topics that connect the world’s young global thinkers together. Our mission is to captivate the world through stories that transcend boundaries.
Get more at:
Website: radii.co
Newsletter: newsletter.radiichina.com
Instagram: @radii_media
Twitter: @RADII_Media
Facebook: @radiimedia
Host: Simon Frank
Producer: Yan Jiayun
Graphic Designer: Haedi Yue
Director: Hanley Chu
Videographer: Wayne Hon
Editor and Mastering: Walter Lai
#shanghai #music #vinyl
