The opening seconds of the first track Embrace suggest a tropical settingdroplets, chimerical wind instruments and organic strings trickle into earshot. Its ultimately a track for the dancefloor, so scattered broken beat loops swiftly make an appearance, along with a gleaming synth that makes for a memorable breakdown. Palmfood takes the same approach, blending organic sound patterns with dancefloor staples on second track Shove as well, which abounds in layered percussion and glitched out synths.
On the flipside, Daniel Rateuke channels equally exotic soundscapes, adding some fitting vocal loops on Yassah and marrying large, dreamy pads with zig zagging synth twists on Sambula.
