South First Street · Austin
Turntable Records
Tejano, conjunto and Latin music on South First, with records, CDs and a DJ-facing selection.
Why it is worth visiting
Turntable Records gives an Austin music route a Tejano and conjunto stop. The South First shop also deals in Latin hip-hop, freestyle and other popular music, with CDs as well as records in the mix. Its connection to working artists is tangible in the in-store appearances documented around local releases, including the Los Enmascarados visit. That is a more specific reason to come than another general-purpose vinyl browse. If you have a band, song or regional style in mind, bring the details. The shop’s hours need checking before building a South Austin afternoon around it.
What you will find
Records and CDs with a focus on Tejano, conjunto and Latin music, alongside freestyle, hip-hop and DJ-related stock. Contact the shop about the exact format of a wanted release.
Genre strengths: Tejano, Conjunto, Latin, Hip-Hop
Getting there
1903 South First Street, Unit B. End of an Ear is farther south on Clawson Road; the two provide different selections and require a separate travel leg.
Local tips
Check the current Facebook notice or call before leaving, particularly for a weekday visit. Published hours vary across third-party listings, so this is not a stop to schedule from a generic map summary.
Keep the music going
More music. More stories. A longer tour.
Field Notes
What Was Your First CD?
People forget plenty of purchases. Their first CD apparently isn’t one of them.
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About this guide
CouchLot researches store information using official sources, local reporting and collector communities. This is an independent guide to a third-party shop. Inventory and policies change. Check the shop's official source before making a special trip.
Last verified 2026-09-23.