Daniel La Peur has crafted something unique with his remix of Corvus Corax's "Komm Schenket Ein." He skillfully blends the original medieval elements, like bagpipes and drums, with modern electronic sounds, creating a fascinating fusion of past and present. While the essence of the original remains intact, he introduces powerful, deep basslines and driving beats that take the track in an entirely new direction. The rhythmic structure of the original is still recognizable, but with the addition of synthesizers and electronic effects, the soundscape becomes rich and multi-layered. The result is a track that is both atmospheric and energetic, perfect for modern dancefloors while retaining the festive spirit of the original. The cleverly placed drops and breaks add extra layers of tension and dynamics to the remix. What Daniel La Peur achieves here is a fine balance between tradition and modernity. He shows that medieval music and electronic music not only coexist but complement each other. His remix brings Corvus Corax's well-known piece into a new era, making it accessible to a broader, younger audience without diluting the original power and significance of the track. It's an impressive reinterpretation that highlights how adaptable and timeless music truly can be. "As a musician and artist, it's important for me to explore historical and cultural music through a modern lens. “Komm Schenket Ein” by Corvus Corax is a masterpiece of medieval music that captures the essence of a bygone era with its powerful rhythms and festive atmosphere. However, music thrives when it's reinterpreted, and that's where my remix comes in. I wanted to preserve the energy and celebratory spirit of the original, while incorporating modern electronic elements, beats, and melodies to bridge it with today's musical landscape. With this remix, “Komm Schenket Ein” becomes not only appealing to fans of medieval music but also to a younger audience that's open to cross-genre sounds. It’s my way of connecting tradition with the present and offering listeners a fresh, dynamic version of this classic. For me, the remix is a tribute to Corvus Corax and their unique approach to reviving medieval music. At the same time, my interpretation aims to show how timeless and versatile music can be when viewed from new perspectives." (Daniel La Peur)