Following the release of last year’s critically acclaimed album Puzzles, Danish producer Kasper Bjørke now presents Puzzles Remixes - a collection of five reworks aimed squarely at the dancefloor, delivered by a carefully selected cast of international artists.

Leading the EP is Stockholm’s Axel Boman, who transforms Ugle (Drømmen om Møn) into a heady, groove-laden trip, balancing deep Balearic textures with his signature playful rhythms.

German DJ and producer Lydia Eisenblätter takes on Club Paradisco, infusing it with hypnotic house momentum and late-night euphoria.

New York legend Justin Strauss delivers a shimmering, nocturnal reimagining of Tears We Haven’t Cried, adding a bittersweet yet uplifting pulse to the soulful anthem featuring Toby Ernest on vocals.

Berlin’s Johannes Albert reworks Conversations (feat. Sísý Ey) into a chugging, vocal-driven disco house cut with a pinch of Cologne-inspired techno.

Rounding off the EP, Kasper Bjørke himself steps up with the Kasper Bjørke <3 NY Remix of I Was There, a love letter to New York’s vibrant dance music heritage of the 2000s, blending live drums and nostalgic synth lines with a modern club sensibility.

The remix EP offers a fresh, dancefloor focussed take on Kasper Bjørke’s most personal body of work to date - just in time foir the summer.

Truth marked MANOID’s debut album, a ten-track statement from the Polish producer and live act. First emerging in 2014 and known for his work with Pola Rise, MANOID has taken his sound to audiences across South Korea, Iceland, the Netherlands, and beyond.

Truth reflects that journey. Jazz-tinged electronica with contributions from Atom String Quartet’s cellist, modern classical elements shaped by brass from Jedrzej Kupiec, and a standout vocal performance by Josephine Philip (Darkness Falls) all show the depth and detail in his work. Field recordings from a textile museum in Łódź and personal sketches, like a lullaby turned eerie, add further dimension.

Re-uploaded here to revisit one of hafendisko’s most nuanced releases, Truth still resonates with emotional clarity and compositional strength.

Truth marked MANOID’s debut album, a ten-track statement from the Polish producer and live act. First emerging in 2014 and known for his work with Pola Rise, MANOID has taken his sound to audiences across South Korea, Iceland, the Netherlands, and beyond.

Truth reflects that journey. Jazz-tinged electronica with contributions from Atom String Quartet’s cellist, modern classical elements shaped by brass from Jedrzej Kupiec, and a standout vocal performance by Josephine Philip (Darkness Falls) all show the depth and detail in his work. Field recordings from a textile museum in Łódź and personal sketches, like a lullaby turned eerie, add further dimension.

Re-uploaded here to revisit one of hafendisko’s most nuanced releases, Truth still resonates with emotional clarity and compositional strength.

Truth marked MANOID’s debut album, a ten-track statement from the Polish producer and live act. First emerging in 2014 and known for his work with Pola Rise, MANOID has taken his sound to audiences across South Korea, Iceland, the Netherlands, and beyond.

Truth reflects that journey. Jazz-tinged electronica with contributions from Atom String Quartet’s cellist, modern classical elements shaped by brass from Jedrzej Kupiec, and a standout vocal performance by Josephine Philip (Darkness Falls) all show the depth and detail in his work. Field recordings from a textile museum in Łódź and personal sketches, like a lullaby turned eerie, add further dimension.

Re-uploaded here to revisit one of hafendisko’s most nuanced releases, Truth still resonates with emotional clarity and compositional strength.

Truth marked MANOID’s debut album, a ten-track statement from the Polish producer and live act. First emerging in 2014 and known for his work with Pola Rise, MANOID has taken his sound to audiences across South Korea, Iceland, the Netherlands, and beyond.

Truth reflects that journey. Jazz-tinged electronica with contributions from Atom String Quartet’s cellist, modern classical elements shaped by brass from Jedrzej Kupiec, and a standout vocal performance by Josephine Philip (Darkness Falls) all show the depth and detail in his work. Field recordings from a textile museum in Łódź and personal sketches, like a lullaby turned eerie, add further dimension.

Re-uploaded here to revisit one of hafendisko’s most nuanced releases, Truth still resonates with emotional clarity and compositional strength.

Truth marked MANOID’s debut album, a ten-track statement from the Polish producer and live act. First emerging in 2014 and known for his work with Pola Rise, MANOID has taken his sound to audiences across South Korea, Iceland, the Netherlands, and beyond.

Truth reflects that journey. Jazz-tinged electronica with contributions from Atom String Quartet’s cellist, modern classical elements shaped by brass from Jedrzej Kupiec, and a standout vocal performance by Josephine Philip (Darkness Falls) all show the depth and detail in his work. Field recordings from a textile museum in Łódź and personal sketches, like a lullaby turned eerie, add further dimension.

Re-uploaded here to revisit one of hafendisko’s most nuanced releases, Truth still resonates with emotional clarity and compositional strength.

Truth marked MANOID’s debut album, a ten-track statement from the Polish producer and live act. First emerging in 2014 and known for his work with Pola Rise, MANOID has taken his sound to audiences across South Korea, Iceland, the Netherlands, and beyond.

Truth reflects that journey. Jazz-tinged electronica with contributions from Atom String Quartet’s cellist, modern classical elements shaped by brass from Jedrzej Kupiec, and a standout vocal performance by Josephine Philip (Darkness Falls) all show the depth and detail in his work. Field recordings from a textile museum in Łódź and personal sketches, like a lullaby turned eerie, add further dimension.

Re-uploaded here to revisit one of hafendisko’s most nuanced releases, Truth still resonates with emotional clarity and compositional strength.

Truth marked MANOID’s debut album, a ten-track statement from the Polish producer and live act. First emerging in 2014 and known for his work with Pola Rise, MANOID has taken his sound to audiences across South Korea, Iceland, the Netherlands, and beyond.

Truth reflects that journey. Jazz-tinged electronica with contributions from Atom String Quartet’s cellist, modern classical elements shaped by brass from Jedrzej Kupiec, and a standout vocal performance by Josephine Philip (Darkness Falls) all show the depth and detail in his work. Field recordings from a textile museum in Łódź and personal sketches, like a lullaby turned eerie, add further dimension.

Re-uploaded here to revisit one of hafendisko’s most nuanced releases, Truth still resonates with emotional clarity and compositional strength.

Truth marked MANOID’s debut album, a ten-track statement from the Polish producer and live act. First emerging in 2014 and known for his work with Pola Rise, MANOID has taken his sound to audiences across South Korea, Iceland, the Netherlands, and beyond.

Truth reflects that journey. Jazz-tinged electronica with contributions from Atom String Quartet’s cellist, modern classical elements shaped by brass from Jedrzej Kupiec, and a standout vocal performance by Josephine Philip (Darkness Falls) all show the depth and detail in his work. Field recordings from a textile museum in Łódź and personal sketches, like a lullaby turned eerie, add further dimension.

Re-uploaded here to revisit one of hafendisko’s most nuanced releases, Truth still resonates with emotional clarity and compositional strength.

Truth marked MANOID’s debut album, a ten-track statement from the Polish producer and live act. First emerging in 2014 and known for his work with Pola Rise, MANOID has taken his sound to audiences across South Korea, Iceland, the Netherlands, and beyond.

Truth reflects that journey. Jazz-tinged electronica with contributions from Atom String Quartet’s cellist, modern classical elements shaped by brass from Jedrzej Kupiec, and a standout vocal performance by Josephine Philip (Darkness Falls) all show the depth and detail in his work. Field recordings from a textile museum in Łódź and personal sketches, like a lullaby turned eerie, add further dimension.

Re-uploaded here to revisit one of hafendisko’s most nuanced releases, Truth still resonates with emotional clarity and compositional strength.