I hear a groove that settles at a deceptively relaxed 111 BPM, yet the energy level of nine snaps every bar taut. Talabot’s signature texture—gritty, humid, and nocturnal—unfolds across the minor key like headlights cutting through motorway fog at three in the morning; to me, it is pure late-night cinema.
I’d slot this into a set as a bridge piece: deep enough for the warm-up, driving enough to push toward the peak, and leftfield enough to prove indie dance still carries emotional weight. I drop it when the room needs shadow rather than spark; it moves bodies without ever raising its voice.