Remix Contest: Mike Posner's 'I Went Back To Ibiza' Stems Available for Free on Postal Music
Mike Posner has released the stems for his track "I Went Back To Ibiza" on Postal Music, available for free to any producer. The pack contains 17 files totaling 1.2 GB and accepts submissions in WAV or MP3 format. There is currently no set deadline for submissions.
"I Went Back To Ibiza" serves as a sequel to Posner's previous hit "I Took a Pill in Ibiza," offering a different perspective on his return to the island 12 years later. The track was released on March 6, 2026, with David Guetta later releasing an official tropical house remix.
Initially, "I Took a Pill in Ibiza" had a modest impact upon its release in 2015 until Seeb's remix in 2016 propelled it to international success. The remix reached number one in the UK, Australia, and various European countries, as well as achieving significant streaming numbers. Posner's music has a history of gaining traction through remixes, and the same could happen with "I Went Back To Ibiza."
Producers interested in participating can download the stems and submit their remixes on postal.music. The contest currently has no specified deadline, providing an open opportunity for aspiring producers to showcase their skills. If you're curious about recent remix contests, Meduza's contest from this year is worth exploring.
In conclusion, the release of the stems for "I Went Back To Ibiza" presents an exciting opportunity for producers to put their own spin on Mike Posner's track and potentially follow in the footsteps of previous successful remixes.