Hilary Duff’s RSD release
Hilary Duff dropped a re‑recorded version of “Come Clean (Mine)” tied to Record Store Day — and there will be 10,000 physical copies of the release to chase on April 18. (justjared.com) That makes it a collectible play for fans and vinyl shoppers: limited pressings like this often sell out at indie shops and drive in‑store crowds on the holiday. (justjared.com)
Hilary Duff just turned one of her biggest 2000s songs into a Record Store Day hunt: her new silver-vinyl release “(Mine)” is scheduled for Saturday, April 18, 2026, and Record Store Day lists 10,000 copies for the run. (recordstoreday.com) The release is not a one-song single. Record Store Day’s listing says “(Mine)” is a full long-playing record with newly re-recorded versions of seven Duff hits, including “Wake Up,” “So Yesterday,” “Come Clean,” and “What Dreams Are Made Of.” (recordstoreday.com) The new track out now is “Come Clean (Mine),” and Apple Music lists it as a 2026 single with a runtime of 3 minutes. A YouTube upload from Atlantic Records says the recording is from Duff’s 2026 project “luck… or something.” (music.apple.com) (youtube.com) The “Mine” label is the key detail here. Record Store Day describes the songs as “newly re-recorded versions of her greatest hits,” which means this is not a straight repress of the old recordings from the 2000s. (recordstoreday.com) Record Store Day works like a one-day in-store drop, not a normal online album launch. The organization says the 2026 official list will be released at participating record stores on April 18 as part of the annual event built around independent shops. (recordstoreday.com 1) (recordstoreday.com 2) That setup is why 10,000 copies can still feel scarce. Record Store Day says it now involves nearly 1,400 independently owned stores in the United States plus thousands more internationally, so a title spread across that network can disappear fast at the local level. (recordstoreday.com) Duff’s choice of “Come Clean” also taps a second layer of nostalgia. Coverage around the release says the re-recorded song is tied to “The Reunion: Laguna Beach,” which premiered on The Roku Channel on April 10, 2026, reconnecting the track with the reality-show era that helped make it stick in pop culture. (yahoo.com) (femmusic.com) So the play is twofold by next Saturday: streaming gets fans the updated song immediately, while the silver-vinyl edition turns the same nostalgia into a physical chase at indie stores on April 18. Record Store Day’s official page lists the format as an exclusive release, which is exactly the kind of wording collectors watch for before doors open. (music.apple.com) (recordstoreday.com)
