Midnight Transmission

I’m starting the evening with an absolute bomb.

And somehow, I only discovered this version recently.

666 - Supa-Dupa-Fly.
Club Caviar Dub.

I already knew the record.

But this mix?

Completely different story.

By 2001, 666 had already spent years causing damage with records like Alarma!, Amokk and D.E.V.I.L.

Then you put Club Caviar on remix duties.

Now we’re talking.

Bart Arens and Tom van der Geer weren’t strangers to the dancefloor either.

Their own Game Over became an early-2000s club classic, while their remix of Lock ’N Load’s Blow Ya Mind became one of those records that seemed built specifically for big systems and packed rooms.

They had even remixed 666 - D.E.V.I.L. before this.

So when Supa-Dupa-Fly landed in their hands, there was already history there.

The Club Caviar Dub strips the idea back toward the floor.

Less about the radio hook.

More pressure. More repetition. More room for that groove to do its work.

And at 136 BPM, it sits right in that sweet spot where early-2000s hard house and hard trance kept crossing into each other.

This is exactly the kind of record that makes you understand a club era even if you weren’t standing in that room.

Six and a half minutes.

No unnecessary decoration.

Just two dancefloor machines doing what they did best.

I may have arrived late to this version.

I’m definitely not leaving early.

666 - SUPA-DUPA-FLY
Club Caviar Dub
Released: 2001
Original act: Germany
Remix: Netherlands
Label: Echo
UK Promo: ECDJ1231
Genre: Hard Trance / Hard House
BPM: 136
Remix by: Club Caviar / Bart Arens & Tom van der Geer

THE SIGNAL REMAINS.
TRANSMISSION: ACTIVE