- Steffi turns Azo's celebratory electro track into a steely dance floor cut.
- There's a palpable joy to Belgian producer Azo's original "Aurora Space Station." A buoyant arpeggio gives way to euphoric rave chords over bouncing 808s. Although Steffi made her name making similarly ecstatic dance music, her releases as of late have become substantially darker. It's unsurprising, then, that she turns Azo's into a fierce breakbeat track, where each drum hits with the weight of a guillotine. Gone is the celestial tint to the chords in the original track, as Steffi stretches them out underneath an anxious, twittering synth lead. Although both versions are great, Steffi's is a pointed reminder of how fun it is on the dark side of the moon.