First track ‘Want From Me’ is Ellis laying out his vision for infectious house, nothing more, nothing less. And he succeeds, with a warm groove and lush chords all wrapping around each other – and you – to conjure a perfect house vibe. Sparring vocals and deft stabs keep you locked to the end and signify the arrival of a talent well worth watching. It’s Undulate bosses Al Alvarez (Deepspell) & Billy Disciple who tackle the first remix and up the energy levels somewhat with more glistening claps and more purposeful synth stabs. Their remix is more angular and full of echo, suggesting it might be suited best to those darker back room sessions. Rotterdam legend Gerd takes two remixes on the B-side, first with his New York indebted moniker NY Stomp – suitably the remix bangs and kicks like a mule, with rawness permeating the whole thing and plenty of bouncy organ stabs bringing the funk. Finally, Gerd’s tool remix features more signature analogue sharpness with thick ambiance backing chattery claps and filtered male and female vox that inject plenty of humanness into the track.