Ryan Paris - Dolce Vita -mentol Remix- -extende... | Newest & Extended

The original "Dolce Vita," written and produced by and Gazebo , was a global phenomenon that defined the Italo Disco genre.

While the original starts with that iconic, punchy sax stab, Mentol takes a different route. The extended intro is a slow burner. You hear the filtered, low-passed chords first—a hazy, warm pad that sounds like memory. A four-on-the-floor kick drum enters, but it’s deep and thudding, not aggressive. Ryan Paris - Dolce Vita -Mentol Remix- -Extende...

This is where enters the conversation. Unlike commercial EDM producers, Mentol (an artist shrouded in relative mystery, likely a European deep house or melodic techno producer) approaches the track with reverence. The original "Dolce Vita," written and produced by

Ryan Paris’s "Dolce Vita" is the undisputed anthem of Italo Disco. While the 1983 original captured the glossy, cinematic yearning of the era, the Mentol Remix You hear the filtered, low-passed chords first—a hazy,

Unlike standard radio edits, the extended mix features prolonged intro and outro beats, making it seamlessly mixable for DJs transitioning tracks in live sets. Musical Structure and Production Characteristics

The "Mentol Remix" represents a specific flavor of the track's revival. While Ryan Paris has released newer versions of the song over the years (including collaborations with modern producers), the Mentol Remix is often sought after by collectors of "Hands Up," "Eurodance," or "Nu-Disco" styles.