Misstress Barbara revisits a classic techno track from her back catalogue, and along with her revitalised version, there are also new remixes by Coyu, Christian Smith, Paul Nazca and Stef Mendesidis. "Effet Karma" was originally released in 2001 via Misstress Barbaras defunct record label Relentless, which is an imprint that evolved into her current record label Iturnem. Those with a knowledge of technos history will need little introduction to Misstress Barbara, who in the early 00s was one of the worlds first female superstar DJs, consistently voted inside of DJ Mags Top 100 poll. Two decades later, Misstress Barbara remains one of electronic musics most respected artists, and she boasts releases on labels ranging from Carl Coxs Intec to Christian Smiths Tronic. Misstress Barbaras 2023 version of Effet Karma adds a beefed-up kick drum and thrashing ride cymbals to create a modernised version with vigorous energy. Coyus remix of Effet Karma is a hardgroove version with flowing percussion. Christian Smith strips out the originals percussion to make room for Detroit-style stabs that complement the vocal sample. Paul Nazca works in a hypnotic lead synth, and Stef Mendesidis delivers a dystopian version with immersive atmosphere and weighty percussion. The original mix fuses looped tribal percussion with a French vocal sample that has seductive tones.