If you meet the voice of house music face to face, he is so gentle, relaxed and he smiles like a young boy who just has finished building up his Lego Star Wars spaceship. His charisma and vibrancy is as warm as his velvet vocal tone. Despite being a major part of house musics history, club life, rave experiences, cat walk jobs in the fashion industry, and over hundred cooperations with producers and dozen labels, Robert Owens remains a moderate, down to earth person. After the 2008 released album Night-time Stories on Compost, which featured eleven new tracks by eleven different producers, this time he teamed up with four producers over 19 songs, to get a stronger homogeneous album in various moods and tempi. Alongside his old time friend and house pioneer Larry Heard (Fingers Inc), Atjazz, Beanfield and Show-B, all approved and respected producers for working with vocals, able to slow it down or keeping the emotional house vibe at attested bpms. Art offering not only more songs, but also it offers more variety. Vault 1 contains the down- to midtempi more reflective tunes, while Vault 2 moves through Roberts house history in the old and new school vein.