About Us
Music That Meant Something.
Remix Posters was created by music fans, for music fans.
We make tribute artwork for the albums that shaped our lives, defined generations, and still mean something years after they were released.
From the records we played nonstop as teenagers to the albums that became the soundtrack to a particular time in our lives, these are more than just songs. They’re memories, moments, places, people, and pieces of who we became.
That’s what inspires every poster we create.
Why We Make Them
We’ve always believed great music deserves great artwork.
Remix Posters started with a simple idea: take the albums we love and create something that feels worthy of putting on a wall.
We obsess over the details, the tracklists, the imagery, the typography, and the overall feeling of the album. The goal isn’t to replace the original artwork. It’s to create a new way for fans to celebrate the music.
Whether it’s hanging in a bedroom, music room, studio, office, or next to a record collection, our posters are made for people who genuinely care about the music.
Made for Music Fans
We’re not trying to make posters for everyone.
We’re making them for the person who knows every song on an album.
The person who remembers where they were when they first heard it.
The person who still puts on an album from 10, 20, or 30 years ago and gets the same feeling.
If you’re that person, you’re exactly who we make these for.
The Music Comes First
Every poster begins with an album we believe is worth celebrating.
Rock. Alternative. Metal. Grunge. Pop punk. Hip-hop. Electronic. Whatever the genre, if the music left a mark, it belongs here.
Remix Posters is our way of turning that connection into something you can see every day.
Thanks for being here, and thanks for supporting independent music-inspired artwork.
Keep listening.
A Note About the Artists
Remix Posters creates independent tribute artwork and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the artists, bands, record labels, or other rights holders represented in our designs.
All artist names, album titles, logos, and related imagery belong to their respective owners.