Disco Monster has been hammered by the likes of DJ Mehdi, Busy P, Breakbot, Brodinski, Joost van Bellen, Erol Alkan, Tom Trago and many more. Le Le has had a good year. To commemorate this we decided it was time to unleash the remixes by one of the key tracks on their last EP (Marble). And now it’s time for the remixes. First up is the Azari & III Remix, after their huge success with “Hungry For The Power” and “Reckless With Your Love”; they have graced us with this instrumental slow-building-will-definitely-grow-on-you-remix. Based on a loop from the original this is definitely a dj-tool extraordinaire. Secondly is Marco Solo, one half of duo Marco & Orpheo, that have done very well in 2009 with their own Hand Of God label and it’s first hit Mach 4. Marco has the Italo-arpeggio hand of god, and it’s audible in this remix. Very well constructed with respect to the original version. On the b-side, we kick of with what could easily be the biggest of these remixes. Seymour Bits’ Subsonic Monster lives up to the title. Deep and dark, with a pay-off after the break. Already a big peak-time record in selected clubs, where it comes to live on a big soundsystem. Alecto, a friend of our family, comes up with a fidgety remix with apparent links to his Hip-hop and Reggae roots. Also included is the original, with its Thriller-like voice, dark-Italo basslines and spacey chords. Needless to say (since he’s one third of Le Le) this 12” is packed in a very nice original Parra sleeve. His work is highly in demand after he designed shoes for Nike, Converse, Vans and Etnies as well as his very successful art-shows in Paris, Berlin and New York this year.