”Too Many Things Remind Me Of You” | Bringing My Favorite EP To Vinyl

I have officially brought my EP, “Too Many Things Remind Me Of You,” to vinyl for the very first time. Originally released as a 5-track EP in November 2025 as a stepping stone toward my year-in-the-making album, Volume Six (Evanescence), this beloved project has finally received the premium physical pressing it deserves. For dedicated listeners, this release serves as a bridge to the broader Volume Six era, which is now streaming globally and available on CD and vinyl, with the highly anticipated Deluxe Edition CD arriving on Friday, October 16, 2026.

Releasing an EP on vinyl nearly a year after its digital debut is a rare move, but my decision was driven entirely by personal passion. The idea of releasing this EP on vinyl has been on my mind for a while, simply because of my love for this project. This is probably my favorite EP out of all the ones I have released so far. It’s incredibly dear to my heart because almost every single track stands strong on its own—each one could easily be a single representing my poem of the same name.

The journey to finalizing this definitive tracklist reflects the careful curation behind the release. Selecting “Déjà Vu” as the new leading single was no small feat, as it narrowly beat out three other incredibly strong contenders. The project’s roots trace back to the original main track, which was the very first musical interpretation of my poem “Too Many Things Remind Me Of You,” initially appearing on my Volume Three (A Promise Kept) album. I fell in love with its haunting, distinctly Depeche Mode-esque atmosphere the moment it was fully realized. However, when planning a high-quality music video a year later, I felt the original track needed more commercial appeal to carry a visual campaign, which led me to create Déjà Vu along with the other three alternative versions.

The transition to vinyl also allowed me to refine the listening experience. The digital release initially included a fifth version titled “Nostalgia,” which was essentially a reimagining of the OG track from Volume Three. Unfortunately, I felt it was the weakest link—one I frequently skipped or stopped altogether—so I decided to drop “Nostalgia” from the vinyl release and replace it with the original version, which I prefer. The result is a listening experience that feels complete from beginning to end.

Designed as a collector’s item, this vinyl brings together my chosen vocal versions and their instrumental companions in one place. Side B includes the four instrumental versions from my Winter Rhapsody collection, specifically Volumes 1, 4, and 5. Together, these tracks offer an immersive expression of the poem’s musical world and a special release for the listeners who have supported my work thus far.

Vinyl Order Link: ElasticStage

“Too Many Things Remind Me Of You” Vinyl Tracklist:

SIDE A

1. Too Many Things Remind Me Of You (Déjà Vu) 4:31
2. Too Many Things Remind Me Of You (Echo) 5:18
3. Too Many Things Remind Me Of You (Reverie) 5:02
4. Too Many Things Remind Me Of You (Memories) 4:41

SIDE B

1. Too Many Things Remind Me Of You 5:16
2. Too Many Things Remind Me Of You (Déjà Vu Instrumental) 3:49
3. Too Many Things Remind Me Of You (Echo Instrumental) 3:27
4. Too Many Things Remind Me Of You (Reverie Instrumental) 3:19
5. Too Many Things Remind Me Of You (Memories Instrumental) 3:26