Dj Maxo & D.J. MacIntyre - Hot Powder

1. Dj Maxo & D.J. MacIntyre – Hot Powder [Lena Storm Remix] (06:36)
2. Dj Maxo & D.J. MacIntyre – Hot Powder [Facucio Remix] (07:21)
3. Dj Maxo & D.J. MacIntyre – Hot Powder [Sergio Vilas 'Spring' Remix] (06:51)
4. Dj Maxo & D.J. MacIntyre – Hot Powder [Sergio Vilas 'Autumn' Remix] (06:55)
5. Dj Maxo & D.J. MacIntyre – Hot Powder (06:45)

The latest release from SLC-6 Music finds the label showcasing new interpretations of 'Hot Powder' by DJ Maxo and label boss D.J. MacIntyre. Originally released in 2020 as part of the label's popular SIX: Stage-X collection, it found the duo crafting their first ever collaboration, one which carried a club-effective tech house approach and fared well on dancefloors around the world. Now, almost four years on from its original release, SLC-6 revisits the track with new interpretations from Lena Storm, Facucio and Sergio Vilas. Returning to the label with the first interpretation of 'Hot Powder' is Lena Storm. Making her third appearance on SLC-6, the Russian artist takes the track into her world of melodic techno with buzzing synth lines, catchy vocal coaxes and a pulsating groove that's perfect for a peak time dancefloor. The second interpretation is provided by Facucio who makes his label debut following strong outings for Comet Records and The Purr to begin the year. Hailing from Mendoza, the Argentinean artist takes 'Hot Powder' into progressive territory with a smooth uplifting rendition, complete with siren-like synth mutations and a tough driving groove that's sure to lift the energy of any set. Rounding out the release are two interpretations from Sergios Vilas who returns to the label following a remix of 'Reprise' by Digital Mess late last year. First up, the 'Spring' interpretation keeps things light and melodic, with nicely manicured beats and fluttering arps creating a loud soft dynamic that's nicely suited to a daytime dancefloor. Meanwhile, the 'Autumn' version offers a fuller, more drum-heavy approach, one that maintains the melodic spirit from the original, while going heavier with dark stabs and a catchy vocal re-arrange.