We reported on the US launch of Tiny Vinyl last August, with its four-inch records sold online and in retailer Target. Now it is crossing the Atlantic to the UK and Europe.
The company has hired vinyl veteran Ruben Planting to oversee its expansion, with Chappell Roan’s Tiny Vinyl release one of the first products to be made available in the territories.
“By connecting with the resurgent European vinyl market, he will continue our success abroad with dedicated partnerships with retailers and bespoke editions for artist fan clubs, gifting, and tours,” said founders Neil Kohler and Jesse Mann in a statement.
We don’t have recent vinyl sales for Europe to hand, but the UK saw 13.3% growth in vinyl LP sales in 2025 to 7.6m units, while the revenues from those sales grew by 18.5%.
However, this growth is about LPs – full albums. Tiny Vinyl’s business is about bringing singles back, with one song per side on its releases. The company is also stressing its sustainability, using ‘bio-attributed’ vinyl to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels.
