Part 1 begins with a remix of ‘No romance’ by label owner Delenz. A punchy and multilayered composition that takes away the original track’s playfulness and reorganizes it into deeper and bolder elements. The next track is VØSNE with a stronger interpretation than your average remix. Dark and metallic, we suddenly find ourselves in a realm of machinery dreams in this remake of ‘Metropolis’. Subtle melodic synths and deep pads slowly emerge from the depths, making us one with an imaginary apparatus. Jakob Reiter, a producer from Cologne who has released with labels such Traum, Hive, Zehn, and MBF in the past, joins Turbolenz on this record for their first ever collaboration. His remix of ‘The Burning Cosmos’ is somewhat reminiscent of Marek Hemmann but stands for itself nonetheless. Integrating the original track’s vocals, the excellent repetitive drumwork carries a smooth and steady rise, culminating in a strong finish of Part 1.

Turbolenz is back with their previously announced remix compilation of Levantine’s ‘Metropolis’ EP. The project is bringing together artists like VØSNE, Richard IV, and Ebrahimi, as well as a few new names. The original EP got off to a good start, and even ranked in the Top 15 of Beatport’s best new Indie Dance charts. Now, the Turbulenz crew has come together to take ‘Metropolis’ to the next level. Split into two parts, this remix EP gives us the best of both worlds to dance and dream.