Triorität's debut ALG0 made serious waves in the pond of contemporary jazz, well recognized all the way to the very top. From the praise of BBC6's Gilles Peterson to thrilling performances around the globe is proof that it's about time to give this amazing album a fresh outfit through reinterpretations by friends and affiliated artists of the Ouvo cosmos. Bluestaeb transformed the fusion-jazz joint 'Seven Marmelade' into a guitar-driven G-funk track with tremendous amounts of swing. Georgio's Moroder-esque feel was turned into a driving disco jazz piece with hints of Mr. Hancock by the up and running piano powerhouse Halfpastseven. Hopping to Copenhagen where CPH beat best Shatter Hands graced the LP's hit single 'Death Pacito' with his understanding for compositions, showcased by the way he reinventing the rhythmical part intently. Opposed to that, Thrived's take on the very atmospheric 'Brexit' into a very different range of speed by putting the originals melodies into a rolling 90's reminiscing Drum And Bass train. All soon to be out on Ouvo Records.