'Joseph's Colours' warms you in with a typically Starski-esque intro. Atmospheric & lifting. Al-Wakil brings in her vocal talent nice & early before a brief breakdown. Slipping in with rolling beats & a bassline that just flows below the layers & layers of production. You won't even realise what Starski & Al-Wakil have put you through until it's over. Pull her back and listen again.

'Tears I Cry' is a taster of the difference you should begin to expect from DDR. Again, the intro lifts you & grabs your attention. You better be prepared for a drop that will catch you completely off guard. Starski demonstrates his attention to detail to a tee here, building the experience with subtle yet important changes to this journey before taking you down for the second drop! We'll let you enjoy that yourself.