Hilary Duff’s Record Store Day drop

Hilary Duff didn’t just put an old hit back on streaming on April 10. She re-recorded “Come Clean” as “Come Clean (Mine)” and tied it to a Record Store Day vinyl release that caps the run at 10,000 copies. (recordstoreday.com) That 10,000-copy ceiling is the part that turns a familiar song into a scavenger hunt. Record Store Day says Duff’s “(Mine)” arrives on silver vinyl on Saturday, April 18, 2026, as an exclusive release sold through participating shops. (recordstoreday.com) The song choice was not random. The original “Come Clean” was the theme for MTV’s “Laguna Beach,” and the new version is being used in “The Reunion: Laguna Beach,” which premiered on The Roku Channel on April 10, 2026. (yahoo.com) (usatoday.com) The vinyl is not just a one-song single. Record Store Day’s listing says “(Mine)” collects newly re-recorded versions of Duff hits from “Hilary’s voice today,” including “Come Clean (Mine)” and “What Dreams Are Made Of (Mine).” (recordstoreday.com) That puts Duff inside the main Record Store Day playbook for 2026. The official Record Store Day list says the special titles hit participating record stores on April 18, and shops in both the United States and Britain are advertising the day as over-the-counter first, with leftover copies going online later if any remain. (recordstoreday.com) (recordstoreday.co.uk) (banquetrecords.com) Stores are already treating the day like an event, not a normal release date. Coverage of this year’s Record Store Day points to in-store crowds, live performances, and limited exclusives as the draw, which is exactly the environment where a nostalgia-heavy Duff record can disappear fast. (pottsmerc.com) (westernslopenow.com) Duff’s release also lands in the middle of a broader early-2000s revival. “Laguna Beach” is marking 20 years with a reunion special, and Duff is attaching a song from that era to a format that rewards fans for showing up in person instead of clicking preorder. (usatoday.com) (recordstoreday.com) So the story is less “Hilary Duff dropped a remake” than “Hilary Duff turned a television memory into a limited-store collectible.” On April 18, the people who want “Come Clean (Mine)” on silver vinyl will need to find a participating shop before the 10,000-copy run is gone. (recordstoreday.com)