Somewhat appropriating his game to fit with the utterly modern club vibes of Hypercolour, opening track "Eva Mendes" is a bouncy house track through and through. It's a fulsome, cantering arrangement peppered with typically well designed hits, a subtle breakdown and plenty of neon colour come the second half classy floor filling business, to be sure.
Next track "Accidentally" has legendary house vocalist Robert Owens contributing a sometimes dark, sometimes more sensuous spoken word monologue to Moscas glitchy, warehouse styled beats and bubbling, scattered synth work: it's muscular in make up but human in spirit.