Hilary Duff’s limited RSD pressing

Hilary Duff just turned one of her biggest 2000s songs into a same-week streaming drop and a next-week vinyl chase: “Come Clean (Mine)” is out now, and the full Record Store Day release lands on April 18, 2026. (music.apple.com) The vinyl is not a standard catalog repress. Record Store Day lists “(Mine)” as a silver LP with newly re-recorded versions of Duff’s hits “from Hilary’s voice today,” and the run is capped at 10,000 copies. (recordstoreday.com) That cap matters because Record Store Day titles are sold through participating independent record stores, not as an open-ended online preorder that can be pressed again next month. Record Store Day says the 2026 event is on April 18 and is built around indie shops in the United States and abroad. (recordstoreday.com 1) (recordstoreday.com 2) The track list shows this is a greatest-hits revisit, not a one-song novelty. Record Store Day’s product page lists six songs: “Wake Up,” “So Yesterday,” “What Dreams Are Made Of,” “Sparks,” “Come Clean,” and “With Love,” all under the “(Mine)” banner. (recordstoreday.com) “Come Clean” is the obvious lead single because it already has a second life outside radio. The song was used as the theme for “Laguna Beach,” and current coverage says the new recording is tied to “The Reunion: Laguna Beach,” which premieres on The Roku Channel on April 10, 2026. (justjared.com) (yahoo.com) Duff’s original version came from the 2003 album “Metamorphosis,” which helps explain why this release is aimed straight at millennial nostalgia buyers who now collect vinyl. Record Store Day’s artist page also shows how long that catalog has been in circulation, with “Metamorphosis” dated August 26, 2003 and later albums like “Hilary Duff,” “Most Wanted,” and “Dignity” following it. (recordstoreday.com) The new single is already on major digital services, so the release is working on two tracks at once: immediate streaming and limited physical scarcity. Apple Music lists “Come Clean (Mine)” as a 2026 one-song single with a three-minute runtime. (music.apple.com) If you want the record itself, the practical detail is simple: this is an April 18 Record Store Day exclusive with 10,000 copies, and participating stores decide how they handle their own lines and inventory. Record Store Day’s listing is already live, which usually means collectors are building wish lists now, not the night before. (recordstoreday.com 1) (recordstoreday.com 2)