It's rather ambitious for this new act to release a debut aiming at mixing post-dubstep juke, house and African music. From ethnic drumming and humming to rapidfire electronic beats, club-friendly basslines and a very modern approach, there's a lot to be listened to here, making it quite difficult to describe it all. Let's say that this is partly a competent juke EP, partly an homage to African influences in music, ranging from ethnic sounds to other "black" genres. It's all married pretty well, and while it might sound at first disjointed, this is an interesting record to check out.