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This is my Apple Music library.

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Not a list of it.

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The library itself, laid out as a record store you can walk into.

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Everything you have is already on the shelves.

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Nothing to import, nothing to tag.

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Filed A to Z, by choice on last name or first name,

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by genre, or by decade.

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The same records, in a different order each time.

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Pull one out. Turn it over.

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The track list, the notes on the back.

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Then the credits.

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Who played, who engineered, who produced —

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drawn from public sources, record by record.

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Some records carry two dates:

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when this edition came out, and where the record belongs.

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A 2026 remaster, filed under 1977.

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Your choice to change it.

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And once the names are there, you can follow them.

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The drummer on one record turns up on another you'd never have connected.

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The map shows one person,

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and everything they touch on your shelves.

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Playlists become cassettes, with a J-card you can actually read.

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And you can record a new one straight off the shelves.

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Pick the songs, name the tape.

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The worst time to choose a record is at the wheel.

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So pack the shelf before you leave. It's waiting in the car.

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I'm Marcel.

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I grew up in my grandmother's record store in The Hague.

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And this is the nearest I can get to walking back into that store.

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Albumary opens on the third of November.

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Mac, iPhone, iPad and CarPlay.

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Free for twenty-one days.

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Then one purchase, and it's yours.

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No subscription, no account, nothing to cancel.