Spanish compadres Karlos Phazer and Mikel Navarro, better recognized under their production names Soulrack and Mikel_E, are behind the label Cray1 LabWorks, which has been the home for the majority of their work. But late last year, they teamed up under the name SM (guess what it stands for!) to release on an AMAM compilation, and now AMAM boss Alessio Mereu has invited them back for a full EP of sexy martian goodness titled Green Eyed Girl. The title track showcases the duos affinity for interstellar house beats: after the tribal beat builds up, we leave the stratosphere and encounter some alien voices chanting atop a squealing, Detroit-inspired synth line as we land on a planet inhabited by raving crickets. Then, fellow Spaniard Hector Couto founder of Pura Music offers his own take on the track, adding his own gallop and bringing things back down to earth, breaking a sweat and getting his hands dirty. For the EPs second half, S and M offer two more originals, Lets Work which finds inspiration in classic Chicago sounds (think Relief Records and Dance Mania) but with a smooth contemporary edge. Finally, Celebrate brings the BPM up a few notches and leans toward the techno end of the spectrum, with rhymthic elements and a rubbery bassline playing a flirty game of hide and seek, accompanied by a buzzing robotic voice, like an overcaffeinated version of the alien we heard in Green Eyed Girl, rounding out the EP on a logical yet slightly buggy note.