Turbo taps it’s core talent to remix ‘100’ alongside a huge acid rework from Martinez Brothers. The effervescent Bronx brothers highlight the package with their ‘Keep it 100 remix,’ a 132 BPM jacker. Guaranteed, club-conquering acid here. The rest of the mixes come courtesy of the Canadian label’s ever-replenishing crew of fresh talent, beginning with LA’s minimal techno don Shaded, who trips out the vocals, laying down a fresh evolving bassline and a loopy techno groove that will bring the funk back into even the darkest of afterhours. Next up is longtime label A&R Thomas Von Party, who delivers a surprisingly epic mix of off-the-rails madness that travels through a massive breakbeat-filled rave climax that will get hands in the air before dissolving minds into frenetic braindance. Fresh faced Eindhoven-native Trace7000 strips things back to the basics, with a chunky, weighty, pumper of a mix… big and loud, but restrained and smart. PC Music’s wonderboy Kane West steps in with a fresh take, centred on a super dope midi-slap-bassline and the endlessly repeating vocal appeal to ‘girls’ - devastatingly simple, super effective party vibes from one of the UK’s most promising young producers. Finally, Harvard Bass lines up the 909 groove and locks onto the super-club matrix he’s come to know so well as he’s joined the Ibiza circuit as part of Tuskegee & Relief’s line-ups. One killer vocal hook. 6 different ways to get down. All winners.