"Aquarium Drunkard Presents: Carolina Soul (Interview & Mixtape)," Jay Steele, October 31st, 2017.
"Releases from Dolly Parton, Superchunk mark Record Store Day," Cliff Bellamy, The Herald Sun, April 20th, 2017
Store manager Jack Bonney helps preview Record Store Day 2017.
"The Search for Susie Weaver's 'Freedom in Chapel Hill'," Writ. Leoneda Inge, Morning Edition, WUNC, March 13, 2017. Radio.
Carolina Soul folks Brian Burns & Jason Perlmutter are interviewed on the history of a lost Civil Rights gospel 45: many of the interviews take place in the Carolina Soul storefront.
"Growth Spurt: Durham's New Hot Spots," Elizabeth Hutchison, Garden & Gun, February/March 2017.
Paragraph feature on Carolina Soul, detailing CS's "vast amount of music" presented with "a personal touch you won't find on iTunes."
"Going Vinyl at Carolina Soul," Kimberly Knight, The Lux Blog NC, July 13, 2016.
Interview with CS's Zack Richardson.
"UNC Graduate Trades in Science for Soul Records," Kaitlin Barker, The Daily Tar Heel, January 13, 2016.
Details Carolina Soul's prehistory at UNC-Chapel Hill; also features quotes from CS's Jack Bonney & Max Brzezinski.
"Durham's Carolina Soul Records Has Grand Opening Dance Party," Craig Lindsey, The News & Observer (Raleigh), January 7, 2016.
Interview with Carolina Soul owner Jason Perlmutter. Discussion of the set-up of the brick-and-mortar, CS's eBay record sales & Jason's previous work with record label Paradise of Bachelors.
"Vinyl Recordings Get New Bull City Outlet," Cliff Bellamy, The Herald-Sun (Durham), January 7, 2016.
Store description, with a little discussion of 45 history and the staff at Carolina Soul.
"The Triangle's Newest Record Store, Durham's Carolina Soul, Wants You To Find Records You Didn't Know You Needed," Allison Hussey, Indy Week, January 6, 2016.
In-depth interview with Jason Perlmutter on his collecting history; narrative account of the steps which led to beginning of Carolina Soul Records.
"Durham's Carolina Soul to Open Main Street Storefront by December," Allison Hussey, Indy Week, October 1, 2015.
Preview of the storefront (when it was just a twinkling in the eye).
"Bull City Revival," Frank Stasio & Meghan Modafferi, WUNC, April 19, 2012. Radio.
Jason, billed as "founder of carolinasoul.org," joins a panel to discuss the "evolution of soul music in Durham and the influence of African-American music on contemporary culture."
"Jason Perlmutter Archives Carolina's Soul," Grayson Currin, Indy Week, July 18, 2012.
Profile of founder Jason Perlmutter during the early days of the eBay business.
"Review (8.2!) of Carolina Funk: 1968-1977," Joe Tangari, Pitchfork.com, May 19, 2008.
Jason compiled this record and wrote the liner notes: it was released on the Jazzman & Now-Again labels.