At 125 BPM, this moves with a steady, purposeful gait—never rushed, but never idle. The A minor key gives the melodic layers a sombre tint, so even as the energy sits high (a 9), there's a restraint in the way the low end rolls and the pads hover. It feels like a room slowly filling, each element finding its place without fuss.
For a set, it's a natural mid-point: enough propulsion to keep a floor locked in, enough melancholy to stop things feeling mechanical. The title's 'alone together' tension plays out in the mix—solitary synth lines against a communal pulse. It's not a record that shouts; it builds its space quietly and holds it.