The Marias Repress Super Limited Back to Me / Nobody New Vinyl

Yesterday, indie band the Marias held a special vinyl release for their fans. 7″ records with the songs “Back to Me” and “Nobody New” were released through their webstore. These were previously only available as an extremely limited drop during Coachella, so fans that missed out finally had a chance to pick one up. Make no mistake though, these were still pretty limited, and sold out fast. Now they’re reselling for solid profits.

Do you like collecting vinyl? The medium has made a huge comeback in the last few years as fans search for tangible ways to support their favorite bands. While vinyl might be inferior to comparable platforms when it comes to convenience and fidelity, there’s just something special about having your favorite songs pressed into a record.

And there’s definitely a collectable aspect that fans can appreciate. We’ve seen many bands produce limited vinyl pressings of their latest albums for fans to fight over.

Earlier this year, the Marias sold exclusive 7″ EPs featuring the songs “Back to Me” and “Nobody New” on opposite sides. These were only available at the merch stand at Coachella 2025, and the records were limited to just 200 units.

We cover a lot of rare vinyl, and this combination of limited production and limited release makes this EP some of the rarest we’ve seen release in the last few years.

Obviously, the copies available at Coachella sold out quickly, and the records were highly collectable. Within a few weeks, we saw them reselling for hundreds of dollars over their retail price.

While that’s fun for resellers, most fans never had the chance to buy one of these records – until now. The Marias released a limited run of 7″ Back to Me vinyl records through their webstore on Tuesday morning, alongside an additional in-person release at Supervinyl in LA.

They were available while supplies lasted for $15. Once again, they sold out fast as fans were eager to pile in after missing the initial drop.

It’s not all doom and gloom for resellers. While prices have obviously come down compared to the initial super-limited drop, we’re still seeing these records resell for solid prices.

Right now, the Marias’ 7″ Back to Me vinyl is reselling for around $75, while the limited Supervinyl editions are flipping for up to $250. From what we’ve seen, Supervinyl versions were nearly as limited as the initial Coachella drop, which might explain the gap in price.

This has shaken out to be a very good flip, especially if you were able to grab one of the coveted versions. Even the standard vinyl sold through the Marias’ webstore is popular enough to resell, which is just fine with us.

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