Arriving on transparent blue vinyl, the fourth installation of Figures Hardspace series brings six new re-interpretations of Len Fakis favorites via his Hardspace alias.

Starting with a true classic, the gem that is Josh Winks Sixth Sense picks up on the originals tight plastic groove and creates some serious low end rumble.

A less obvious choice, Aoki Takamasas minimalist dub from Japan, gets a complete makeover in the Hardspace edit, using driving percussion to morph the pensive blueprint into an upbeat peaktime slammer.

One of the most iconic basslines of the last decade, DJ Yoav Bs Energize is a standout on its own but paired with the relentless groove of the high-energy Hardspace remix it unlocks new levels of rave potential.

Huxleys Weapon 3 was maybe one of the darkest tunes ever released on the otherwise house-centric catalogue of UK label Aus, which Len Faki already played back when it was first released. The Hardspace Mix merges a feeling explosive force with the originals sultry ambiance, catapulting the track back onto todays dancefloors.

Colourful, dubby synth stabs are what keeps the momentum on peak time roller Funktion by French producer Tuttle, which in its Hardspace version packs even more heat, as Faki employs his signature claps and tunes up the originals enervating siren sound, squeezing out every last drop of energy.

Originally released in the 90ies, Mike Parkers Shakuhachi Two is as techno as it gets. Only now sounding even more powerful and dynamic, as the Harspace Mix keeps all of the original goodness while stacking additional propulsive percussion for a sweaty floor workout.