Remixes and originals in the same route
The Residents places Lena Storm within a sequence where reinterpretations of other projects sit alongside pieces credited directly to her. The opening links “Ipanema”, an extended remix of Cosmonaut and K Loveski at 123 BPM in D-flat major, with “Megapolis”, an extended remix of Alexey Sonar at 125 BPM in B-flat minor. From the outset, the listed information establishes two different source credits under Lena Storm’s remix credit.
Next comes “Save Me feat. Natalie Exland”, credited to Lena Storm at 123 BPM in E-flat major. One Rock State’s “Follow Me” returns to the remix format at 125 BPM in F major. That movement pauses as “Round Trip”, “Dune”, “Avaris”, “Abjure”, “Nine Worlds”, “Side Effect”, “De Anima”, and “Toubou” list Lena Storm as the primary artist. This is not a rigid split by function; it is how the ordering brings both kinds of credit into one sequence.
Tempo remains between 122 and 126 BPM. “Toubou” occupies the lower limit at 122 BPM in F major, while “Dune” and “Side Effect” reach 126 BPM, in A major and F major respectively. F major recurs through “Follow Me”, “Round Trip”, “Side Effect”, and “Toubou”, although those correspondences are distributed across Progressive House, Electronica, and a mix titled Extended Breaks Mix.
The release’s own classifications give Progressive House the greatest presence, while leaving two explicit departures: “Ipanema” is listed as Breaks / Breakbeat / UK Bass and “Avaris” as Indie Dance. “Side Effect” appears as Electronica; its mix title introduces the word Breaks without replacing the stated category. In duration, “Nine Worlds” is listed at 5:00, while “Avaris” reaches 7:25. With an accumulated running time of 1:15:40, the project can be followed through changes in authorship, key, classification, and tempo without imposing a story beyond the available data.