Ellen Allien just released a new remix, and we love it.

DJ, musician, label manager, t-shirt designer and creative all-rounder – Ellen Allien has carved out her own space in all these roles, creating a unique universe.
Berlin is the international Mecca of electronic music and wouldn’t be the same without BPitch Control.
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From 1997 on, Ellen hold her own parties under the brand "BPitch Control" and caused a positive stir with her futuristic sound and the concomitant visuals that staked a fast reputation in the scene. The catalogue of Ellen Allien productions reflect that the label never fixates over a particular sound for too long: from the minimal grooves of her debut Stadtkind (2001) to the industrial-infected Thrills (2005), via club-orientated breakout Berlinette (2003), her range shines throughs.

Gender (Ellen Allien Remix) underscores the original’s spine-chilling vocals with a rapid, zapping bassline. Additional reverb and chime-like synths are layered onto the track, resulting in a intensely wicked rework.

On this track, Ellen slowly expands unexpectedly melodic beats and breathy vocals in the forefront.

Pure love for this sound!

Written by: @Simona