Over 500 submissions boiled down to one solid 5-track release anyone can feel good about. The winner is a winding, effects-heavy minimal rendition from French producer Drux. Argentian youngster Hernan Portillo adds a subtle, uplifting pad progression to a stripped down mix. Guessbeats & Kidmalone turn in a club-bomb that fits in well with Turbo's recent warehouse series. Mexican's Sonido Fantasma bring melodic multi culti funk to the party. Finally, UK based Kane West delivers a MIDI-riffic remix, beginning with 2 minutes of free-jazz that sounds like the theme to Seinfeld (takes balls) before dropping a seriously dope groove we can all agree on. With remix contests this good, everyone wins.

1. Drux
2. Hernan Portillo
3. Guessbeats & Kidmalone 
4. Sonido Fantasma
5. Kane West

Let's (Not) Go Dancing (Kane West Remix)

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Turbo Recordings was founded by Tiga in Montreal back in 1998. In addition to launching his own career, the label has been integral in the success of acts like Chromeo, Gesaffelstein, Duke Dumont and most recently, ANNA & Charlotte de Witte. Core talent includes ZZT (Tiga's collaboration with Zombie Nation), Jori Hulkkonen, BETON, Clouds, Harvard Bass, Pilo, Shaded, Dimitri Veimar and a host of new young producers in genres ranging from pure techno, electro, and house to pop. The list of artists who have released music on the label is a veritable 'who's who' of top-level talent spanning a broad musical range, and this, along with a commitment to beautiful design, has earned the label respect in the industry and a cult following among fans. 

“We started out singing into plastic bags and shipping them to stores as quickly as possible. Later, we discovered that vinyl sounds way better when delivered by kayak. I learned so much the first few years…Now, as I look towards the future, I can envision music for poor people, sonic odors for the hearing impaired, even MP3s for women....Vroom, sucka!” says Tiga, the lyrical lampsman lighting the way down Dance Avenue.

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