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His debut four track EP highlights his individual approach to song writing with the gorgeous, deep and moody >I Am Machinery<, a fitting title for a track where the human voice integrates seamlessly into the analogue electronics of the machines. >Pointers’ changes the mood and aims at the dancefloor, with strings and synths fully indebted to Detroit techno, but with a constant human touch from his jazzy scat cutting in and out of the heavy groove. >Some Days< has the biggest sound on the ep with multiple vocal tracks layering over the crisp drums and pulsating synths. Hes combined his keen ear for melody and a firm grasp of the dancefloor for this track, making it many djs favourite on the ep due to a club friendly structure, yet striking originality. >Set Myself On Fire< closes the EP at a mellow tempo, and can easily hypnotise the listener with its repetitive vocals, haunting whistles and sleazy beats. This is only for the beginning for Debukas, these four tracks are just an introduction to one of the finest talents from the uk electronic underground