KINDAAZ — Prototypes Remixes

Kindaaz – Prototypes Remixes The new 12-inch from Makes Me Dizzy (catalogue MMD10RP) arrives as a concise four-track progressive outing that leans into the kinetic energy of dancefloor-oriented techno. Issued on 30 October 2026, the record gathers a quartet of remixes that pivot around the label’s penchant for driving grooves and old-school hardtek intensity, especially evident on the B-side. While Makes Me Dizzy’s recent catalogue remains under-documented, Kindaaz’s contribution adds a distinct flavour to the imprint’s progressive palette. The artist’s earlier 12-inch “Libre De Droits En free Party” on 3672 (catalogue 3672122CRYSTAL) demonstrated a willingness to explore extended, club-ready structures; “Prototypes Remixes” continues that trajectory by foregrounding rhythmic propulsion and a sense of forward motion. Side A opens with “La Boucle Est Bouclée”, a remix that immediately embraces a dancefloor-tribe vibe. The track builds a looping framework that sustains momentum, making it a reliable entry point for DJs seeking a seamless transition into a set. Its counterpart, “U-Turn”, maintains the same kinetic thrust while introducing subtle shifts in phrasing that keep the groove fresh, offering a useful tool for extending peaks without losing intensity. The flip side deepens the hardtek influence noted by the label. “Jimmy Hollywood” delivers a pumped-up rhythm that feels rooted in old-school hardtek, its relentless drive suited for peak-time moments where energy needs to be maximised. Closing the record, “Austerlitz” continues the hard-hitting approach, presenting a robust, percussive landscape that can serve both as a climax and as a bridge into darker territories of a set. Within Kindaaz’s modest discography, these remixes highlight a continued engagement with the progressive spectrum while drawing on the harder edges of techno heritage. The record’s sequencing—two forward-looking tracks followed by two harder, more aggressive cuts—offers DJs a clear narrative arc, from building momentum to unleashing full-throttle energy. For collectors, the 12-inch format preserves the tactile experience of navigating the record’s side-A to side-B progression, while the four-track length ensures each remix receives ample space for nuanced needle work. The pressing aligns with the label’s focus on quality vinyl, making it a solid addition for those who value both sound fidelity and the physicality of a well-cut record. Kindaaz – Prototypes Remixes, Makes Me Dizzy, catalogue MMD10RP, 12-inch vinyl, four tracks. Tracklist: A1. Kindaaz – La Boucle Est Bouclée A2. Kindaaz – U-Turn B1. Kindaaz – Jimmy Hollywood B2. Kindaaz – Austerlitz