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Kildare-based singer-songwriter Nell Mescal has sold out of her upcoming debut vinyl record in under an hour, thanks to the support of fans and listeners online.
The Kildare talent thanked her fans online after the 350 pre-order vinyl records of her debut EP 'Can I Miss It For A Minute?' were purchased in under sixty minutes. The singer, brother of actor Paul Mescal, posted a video of her parents receiving one of the copies.
my first ever vinyl is sold out in less than an hourlove you here is me giving mine to mum and dad pic.twitter.com/thcHT7USih
— nell mescal (@nellmescal_) April 27, 2024
The vinyl was produced by London-based record company Blood Records, and comes in colour-in-colour white and yellow LP, with a collection of Nell's singles on the B-side.
Following a sold-out UK tour earlier this year, Nell Mescal will be releasing her debut EP 'Can I Miss It For A Minute?' on 3rd May.
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