Highlighting the vocals by Joshua Idehen and Izzy Brooks, the entire track is ready for you to dance. The track mixes electronic sounds, with futuristic-infused synths and organic guitars, being the perfect illustration of the genre-blending era that we are living in. About the writing-process of the track, Izzy explained:

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I remember there was green light flooding in from the surface, my lungs hurt and the excitement was so heavy it almost felt like I couldn’t breathe. Though I knew I probably should have jumped out, I stayed down beneath the waves, facing this person who had this hypnotic hold over me – it was crazy.

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The track in itself is certainly not the one to remember from the UK duo and this idea of a single dancer-robot is also not original. Nevertheless, the video is superbly executed. The woman, who is dancing in an empty warehouse, is talented and the FX are captivating.

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In a press release, you can read that “Dom&nic’s vision was to merge the mechanical and organic, having been inspired by procedural cellular structures; their VFX Team at The Mill created a full CG model of the dancer, Sonoya Mizuno, comprising of 107 individual anatomic rigs, as well as bespoke tools to allow the seamless transformation which happens during the dance”.

In bonus, here is the video of “Go”, their track with Q-Tip. It was directed by Michel Gondry.
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