Memphis Record Pressing Announces $2M Expansion in Bartlett

Bartlett-based Memphis Record Pressing (MRP) is investing up to $2.5 million to bring electroplating in-house — a move that will allow the company to produce its own record stampers and improve turnaround times. The upgrade is expected to go live in early 2026.

This marks the latest in a series of expansions for MRP, which now produces over 13 million records annually and ranks among the largest vinyl manufacturers in the U.S. Co-founders Mark Yoshida and Brandon Seavers continue to scale operations to meet growing demand, following a $21 million facility expansion and $7.5 million warehouse upgrade completed in 2023.

Vinyl sales in the U.S. grew for the 18th consecutive year in 2024, reinforcing Bartlett’s role as a hub for innovative, high-growth manufacturing.

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The Daily Memphian featured Memphis Record Pressing in an article recently that can be read below.

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