be safe again.

At 122 the drums don't push so much as glide — a clipped electro shuffle with the kick tucked slightly behind the beat, so the track moves without ever seeming to hurry. Energy reads 8, but it's a taut, contained sort of eight, the kind that comes from restraint rather than volume. In 10B the harmony stays bright and open while the mood tags argue among themselves — happy and sad, relaxed and something harder at the edges — and that argument is the whole point.

It's an after-hours record, best dropped when a room needs air rather than another shove. Danceability sits high enough to hold a floor without asking much of it; the texture does the work, all dry percussion and long, cold pads. I'd place it mid-set as a hinge between the harder things either side. It leaves a mark quietly.