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It's Me Again EP

Artists

Costas, Baldo, Youandewan

Labels

Costas Music

Catno

COSTAS003

Formats

1x Vinyl 12"

Country

Germany

Release date

Genres

Tech House Electro House

Styles

Costas Music returns with its third release after a period of silence, delivering a timeless club-oriented EP from label head Costas, with remixes by Baldo and Youandewan.

It's Me Again sets the tone with rolling 90s-influenced drums, groovy basslines and subtle acid touches, driven by a raw dancefloor energy and atmospheric pads in the breakdowns. Barcelona’s Baldo steps in with a powerful remix, reshaping the track into a peak-time club weapon.

On the flip, Waterphone dives into hypnotic territory with evolving textures and stripped-back grooves built for late-night floors. UK underground favourite Youandewan delivers a distinctive reinterpretation, injecting his signature trippy swing and deep rhythmic flow.

Closing the EP, Drako drifts into cinematic soundscapes and immersive atmospheres, offering a deep and reflective ending to the record.

Deep, acid-tinged underground house with strong 90s influences — crafted for modern dancefloors.

Available Tomorrow

Mar 28, 2026

Media: NM or M-i
Sleeve: NM or M-

16.5€*

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A1

It's Me Again

A2

It's Me Again (Baldo remix)

B1

Waterphone

B2

Waterphone (Youandewan remix)

B3

Drako (Ambient mix)

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