Berlin-based Austrian producer and musician Tobias Koett, aka Ant Antic, presents Feels Like Moving Backwards, a debut EP that marks a decisive shift from his pop-rooted background toward a more club-focused sound while retaining a strong sense of songwriting and emotional depth. The EP is built around three original tracks that set its introspective yet forward-moving tone. Lead single Want You, featuring Bearcubs, adds a direct emotional pull through subtle vocals and warm melodic elements, deepening the EP's reflective character. Hope 3000 is an homage to reconciliation, pairing weighty themes with spacious beats and hypnotic rhythms designed for both solitary listening and late-night dance floors. With Cultivated Silence, Ant Antic blends driving electronic grooves with organic indie vibes, creating a hypnotic atmosphere somewhere between the club and cinematic introspection. Layer by layer, the EP grows into a melodic and emotional soundscape made for late-night dancefloors and after-hours drives. A series of remixes expands the material into distinct club contexts. Transient Lines delivers an atmospheric yet driving reinterpretation, focused on tension and flow. Deep Ändi opts for a raw, bass-heavy approach rooted in groove and physicality, while Simon Dübell contributes a refined, rhythmically playful version marked by detailed sound design. Holly North takes the track firmly onto the dance floor, underpinning it with a steady 4/4 kick and sharpening its club-oriented edge. Blending UK-influenced textures with moody, bass-driven production, Feels Like Moving Backwards explores nostalgia, reconciliation, and the fragile process of moving on - opening a new chapter for Ant Antic at the intersection of introspection and club culture.