Hilary Duff has released the re-recorded versions of seven of her beloved hits on streaming platforms through a new EP titled (Mine).
The re-recorded tracks were previously available only as bonus songs included in the limited-edition vinyl variants of her latest album, Luck... or Something.
Ahead of the release, Hilary thanked fans for their enthusiastic response to the updated recordings.
"Thank you so much for all the love on the mine versions 🩵 From hunting down the Record Store Day vinyl to hearing you sing these songs back to me live … the response has felt really special. I’m so grateful for all of it," she posted back on May 26.
She went on: "And I’m excited to finally say that all 7 mine tracks will be available on streaming this Friday."
The EP features re-recorded versions of some of the singer's most iconic songs, including "Wake Up (Mine)," "So Yesterday (Mine)," "What Dreams Are Made Of (Mine)," "Sparks (Mine)," "Come Clean (Mine)," "Why Not (Mine)," and "With Love (Mine)."
Released on May 29, (Mine) was met with excitement from longtime fans.
"Hey now! Hey now! All 7 mine tracks are streaming everywhere now," Hilary posted on Instagram on Friday.
The singer also expressed her gratitude to fans for loving the tracks through the years.
"Thank you for giving these songs so much love over the years. Watching them find new meaning as you’ve grown alongside them has been really special to me 🩵," she stated.
Fans online were quick to react to the release of the EP.
"My 14-year-old self is screaming and my 37-year-old self is also screaming. Truly the millennial gift that keeps on giving!!" one fan commented.
"So happy they’re now on streaming platforms!" another fan wrote.
Hilary made her long-awaited return to music with the release of her sixth studio album, Luck... or Something, on February 20, her first album in ten years since Breathe In. Breathe Out.
Earlier this year, she also returned to live performing with her comeback tour, Small Rooms, Big Nerves, which began on January 19 at the O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire in London.