Why it belongs in ORBIS
Independent record shop that began in Bali in 2017 before opening a Jakarta location inside Pasar Santa market in South Jakarta; stocks used and new vinyl across genres including classic rock, jazz and 1990s alternative, and hosts listening sessions and pop-ups.
Millers Records began in Bali in 2017 as a small independent record shop dealing mainly in used and vintage vinyl. It later expanded with a Jakarta store inside Pasar Santa, a multi-level market building at Jl. Cipaku I in the Petogogan area of South Jakarta. The Jakarta shop's stock spans genres including classic rock, jazz and 1990s alternative, drawing both collectors and casual browsers. Beyond selling records, Millers Records runs listening sessions and in-store pop-up events, and the company describes its mission as keeping vinyl and analogue music culture active in a digital era. The store is listed in Discogs' directory of record shops and has participated in Record Store Day promotions. It operates alongside a separate Millers Records location in Bali under shared branding and social media presence.