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Stella Donnelly Coloured LP
Stella Donnelly Coloured LP
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Love And Fortune by Stella Donnelly is a lucky dip coloured vinyl LP pressing presenting 11 tracks of intimate indie songwriting recorded in Naarm/Melbourne. The key benefit is a uniquely coloured physical copy that encourages focused listening and collectible value compared to digital releases.
If you struggle with fragmented streaming sessions or want a single tangible edition to experience an album start to finish this LP helps you re-engage with the full record and its sequencing. The randomly selected coloured vinyl gives each purchaser a distinct visual variant.
- 11 tracks pressed on LP format for 33 1/3 RPM playback
- Lucky dip coloured vinyl randomly selected so each copy is a unique colour variant
- Released November 2025 on Dot Dash label recorded in Naarm/Melbourne
- Features longtime collaborators Marcel Tussie Sophie Ozard Julia Wallace Timothy Harvey and Ellie Mason
- Early editorial and radio support from triple j BBC 6 Music KEXP and others
Use cases include focused home listening sessions vinyl collections gifting for fans of intimate indie folk and newcomers seeking a tangible first pressing. Unlike streaming this LP preserves intended track order and analog warmth. Compared to standard black pressings the lucky dip edition adds a collectible visual element.
VinylHug offers the official Dot Dash LP pressing with documented radio support and press coverage. Order now to receive a quality-checked release with confirmed November 2025 release details.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Stella Donnelly - Love And Fortune (Lucky Dip Coloured Vinyl LP) a good choice for fans of intimate indie folk?
Yes. This lucky dip coloured vinyl edition presents Stella Donnelly’s intimate songwriting in a full LP format, featuring 11 tracks recorded in Naarm/Melbourne with longtime collaborators Marcel Tussie, Sophie Ozard, Julia Wallace, Timothy Harvey, and Ellie Mason, which preserves the album’s organic arrangements and vocal nuance. The physical pressing and sleeve allow listeners to engage with the music and artwork in a way streaming cannot, helping to convey the album’s emotional detail and sense of place. Fans who appreciate close, narrative-driven songs, analog listening experiences, and collectible vinyl editions will benefit most. If you want a predictable color variant or instant portability, digital formats remain more convenient, but this pressing is geared toward home listening and collector enjoyment.
What exactly makes the lucky dip coloured vinyl edition different from a standard pressing?
The key difference is that the lucky dip edition uses randomly selected coloured vinyl variants, so each copy is visually unique. It is an LP pressing on the Dot Dash label and includes the album’s full 11-track sequence recorded in Melbourne, but the colour of the vinyl is not selectable at purchase. That randomness adds collectible appeal for fans who enjoy owning a distinct physical copy. Buyers who prioritize a specific color or a numbered limited edition should note this is a random-colour release rather than a guaranteed variant. Otherwise the audio content and packaging are consistent with a standard LP release.
Will this LP play on my regular turntable?
Yes. This is a standard LP pressing intended for play on most home turntables. As an LP format, it is compatible with standard phono cartridges and tonearm setups used for 12-inch records, so it should play on any turntable designed for LPs. For best sound and to avoid wear, use a properly calibrated stylus tracking force and a clean needle, and ensure your turntable’s phono preamp or amplifier input is set correctly. Audiophiles using very lightweight cartridges or older equipment may want to check tracking and anti-skate settings for optimal performance.
Is the lucky dip coloured vinyl suitable for vinyl collectors?
Yes, it is suitable for many collectors because each copy features a randomly selected coloured vinyl variant, which creates variety and rarity among individual units. The pressing is an official LP release on the Dot Dash label, released in November 2025, and includes the album’s 11 tracks recorded with notable collaborators, all details collectors value for provenance. Collectors who prioritize unique visual variants and authentic label pressings will find it appealing. If you are seeking a numbered limited edition, a guaranteed color, or a specific pressing run, this edition may be less suitable because color selection is random.
How should I care for and clean a coloured vinyl record like this one?
Clean and care for coloured vinyl the same way you would a standard pressing. Use a soft anti-static brush to remove surface dust before playback and a distilled-water based record cleaning solution with a microfiber cloth or a proper record cleaning machine for deeper cleaning. Store the LP vertically in an inner sleeve that is anti-static and in its outer jacket away from direct sunlight and heat to avoid warping and color fading. Coloured vinyl can sometimes show dust or fingerprints more visibly than black vinyl, so regular gentle cleaning and correct storage will preserve playback quality and appearance.
Is coloured vinyl less durable or lower sound quality than black vinyl?
Not necessarily. Modern coloured vinyl pressings can offer durability and sound quality comparable to black vinyl when pressed and mastered correctly. The Stella Donnelly lucky dip edition is an official LP pressing, and the audio quality depends more on the mastering, stampers, and pressing quality than pigment alone. Some listeners report that certain colored pressings can have slightly more surface noise than traditional black pressings, but this varies between pressings and plants. Collectors and careful listeners who prioritize absolute surface noise levels may prefer to compare different pressings, while most listeners will find coloured vinyl perfectly suitable for regular enjoyment.
What does the record include in terms of tracks and contributing musicians?
This LP contains 11 tracks of Stella Donnelly’s intimate songwriting, recorded in Naarm/Melbourne. The performances feature longtime collaborators Marcel Tussie, Sophie Ozard, Julia Wallace, Timothy Harvey, and Ellie Mason, whose contributions bring a loose, vital feel to the arrangements and help foreground Donnelly’s vocals and storytelling. The release received early support from multiple radio outlets and music press, reflecting the album’s reach. Fans looking for a cohesive, performance-driven record and listeners who appreciate credited session collaborators will find this pressing informative and musically rich.
Can I request a specific colour or return the LP if I receive a colour I do not want?
No, you cannot request a specific colour for the lucky dip edition because vinyl colour is randomly assigned at the point of order or fulfillment. If you receive a damaged or defective copy, contact VinylHug customer service for assistance and potential replacement according to their return and refund policy. The random-colour nature is part of the edition’s design, so exchanges specifically for a different colour are generally not available; damaged or incorrect items are handled through standard customer service channels.
Is this vinyl a good gift for someone who likes Stella Donnelly or vinyl in general?
Yes. The lucky dip coloured vinyl is a thoughtful gift for Stella Donnelly fans and vinyl enthusiasts because it combines the artist’s intimate 11-track album with the collectible appeal of a unique coloured pressing. The record’s tangible qualities, including the LP format and Dot Dash label release, make it a present that engages both visually and sonically. Gift recipients who appreciate physical music, album artwork, and the surprise of a random colour will especially value it. If you need a guaranteed color or a specific edition for a collector, consider that the lucky dip variant is random and not customizable.
How does buying the vinyl compare to streaming the album?
Buying the vinyl offers a different experience than streaming. The LP provides a physical artifact with tactile and visual elements, including a unique coloured pressing, liner details, and the ritual of analog playback that can enhance emotional connection to the album. Sonically, many listeners appreciate the analog warmth and broader sequencing context an LP provides, though perceived sound differences are subjective and depend on mastering and playback equipment. Streaming is more convenient and portable and lets you access the album instantly, while vinyl is aimed at home listening, collection building, and fans who value a tangible music object.