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News: Remus Rujinschi Shares New Single ‘Back To You’

  • March 6, 2026
  • Simon Lucas-Hughes
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Songwriter, musician, producer, and DJ, Remus Rujinschi has unveiled his latest single, ‘Back To You’, released via UFO Records / Soundrive. The track marks a bold step in his artistic evolution, demonstrating his adaptability within the modern melodic techno landscape.

‘Back To You’ opens with shimmering layers and emotive string arrangements before easing in delicate, refined vocals. The rhythm builds gradually, with pulsating drums and agile synths that surge into a climactic drop, delivering a high-energy, festival-ready experience. Designed to resonate both on the dancefloor and at sunrise, the single achieves a balance of intensity and melodic sophistication.

Rujinschi brings extensive academic training and studio experience to his work, a background that informs both his productions and his mentorship of emerging artists. His dedication to the craft has not only honed his technical expertise but also fostered a collaborative, disciplined approach to music-making.

His sound continues to evolve, blending underground electronic elements with broader stylistic influences to create tracks that sit at the intersection of experimental and accessible electronic music. Rujinschi’s early remix projects in the late 1990s and early 2000s helped introduce deeper electronic textures to mainstream tracks, earning him recognition in the underground scene and opportunities to work with forward-thinking artists and labels. Today, he channels that experience into performances and productions that engage audiences through both atmosphere and movement.

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