For Batuli Humble, music has never been a recent discovery. His relationship with it began as early as childhood, around the age of six or seven, long before recording equipment, streaming platforms and polished studio sessions became part of the picture. It was a process of learning, experimenting and finding a voice—one that eventually led to his first official release, “Tears of the Past,” in September 2021. Recorded on Voloco, an application he had already been using for years, the song marked the beginning of an evolving journey. Before eventually moving toward BandLab and more developed recording processes, Batuli had already experimented with releasing an entire album through Voloco. That early DIY approach remains an important part of his story: an artist learning by doing, continuously finding new ways to turn ideas into music. Now, with his forthcoming four-track EP Back To Me, scheduled for release on October 23, Batuli Humble is turning that history into a declaration. The project arrives after his previous EP, Never Left, which dealt with a similar question of presence. After taking a break from releasing music as frequently as he once did, Batuli used the project t