October 5, 2026

Metroland – Re-Design / Spacious Edition (Digital EP – Alfa Matrix)

Metroland – Re-Design / Spacious Edition
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Genre/Influences: Electro-pop. Content: Together with the “Re-Design”-EP Metroland also released this ‘extra’ production entitled the “Spacious Edition”. We get exactly the same songs, but this time remixed by 3 other artists. The EP this way sounds more diversified in influences, but I can already tell you it’s fully complementary with the “Re-Design”-edition. Jauzas The Shining is not exactly a familiar name in the underground scene, this French producer being involved into techno-minded productions, but his remix of “Design” is absolutely remarkable for its little EBM flavor. It sounds rawer and more into minimalism compared to the original song. We next get a remix of “Vers La Cote d’Azur” by Notstandskomitee. I don’t’ know if this band has been reactivated for the special purpose of making a remix, but it’s an interesting feature and cool remix as well. Last, but not least we get another remix of “Design”, but this time by Jean-Marc Lederman (The Weathermen) transforming the original version into another minimalistic electro formula, which totally fits with the original work of Metroland. Conclusion: Great music and cool remixes for “Re-Design”. This EP is not as much into minimalism, but is always featuring intelligent electronics. Best songs: “Design – Jauzas The Shinign Remix”, “Design – Jean-Marc Lederman Remix”. Rate: (DP:8)DP. Band: www.metrolandmusic.com / www.facebook.com/metrolandmusic Label: www.alfa-matrix.com / www.facebook.com/Alfa.Matrix

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