In the intimate documentary "Put Your Records On," director William Simmons crafts a poignant snapshot of artistic passion and personal legacy. The film centers on Mariano Aymerich, a dedicated record store owner whose life has been a symphony of vinyl grooves and musical discovery. As the digital age encroaches and the future of his beloved shop grows uncertain, his journey intersects with that of a young, aspiring musician played by producer Alisha Roberts, who finds inspiration within the store's dusty aisles. This brief but evocative eight-minute film explores the quiet conflict between preservation and progress, weaving together the stories of two generations connected by a shared love for music's tangible soul. With a tone that is both nostalgic and hopeful, it captures the unique atmosphere of a sanctuary where memories are kept on shelves and dreams are spun on turntables, asking what we choose to hold onto when the world insists on moving forward.