New Orleans · Est. 2016
Timeless AnalogCraftsmanshipfrom the Heart ofNew Orleans.
The New Orleans Record Press is a full-service, independently owned and operated vinyl record manufacturing plant. We specialize in audiophile-grade record pressing and production, with commercial CD and cassette tape bundling.
Manufacturing
Artfully and
carefully pressed,
under one roof.
Our mission is to create world-class quality vinyl records for projects of all sizes — from runs as low as one hundred units to commercial pressings in the thousands. Full-service CD and cassette tape production is available as an add-on.
Pressing
12″ and 7″ records artfully pressed in 180 gram heavyweight format.
Color
Unique colored vinyl and splatter options, plus center label printing.
Audio
Pristine audio mastering, precision lacquer cutting and the highest quality electroplating available.
Packaging
Various packaging styles, plus award-winning graphic design and project consulting.
Turnaround
~2–3 months
Minimum order
100 units
Express yourself
150+ colors.
No two alike.
Unique colored vinyl and splatter options to make a release that looks as distinctive as it sounds.
Want color but watching the budget? Let us randomly choose a vinyl color for your project — and get it for the same price as black.
Mardi Gras
Gold
Purple Rain
Miami Vice
Gotham Marble
Slimer
Why choose us
World-class vinyl,
for projects of
all sizes.
Independently owned
A full-service, independently owned and operated vinyl manufacturing plant, founded in 2016.
Audiophile grade
We specialize in audiophile-grade record pressing and production — world-class quality for projects of all sizes.
A genuine human touch
We pride ourselves on providing a genuine human touch in an ever-increasing world of automation.
Shipping, sorted
Simple, affordable, customizable shipping so your records arrive uncompromised — where you need them, when you need them.
Let's talk
Start your
vinyl project.
If you don't see exactly what you want, reach out so we can assist you. Contact us for special projects — long live analog!