With its first release, Eyedyllic Music lays some cement which reveals some of the label's core blueprint elements. The label has been formed by co-partners Mik Santoro and Kev Obrien, with an aim toward releasing what they consider to be "beautiful, authentic and unpretentious electronic music", with no genre barriers. Obrien himself steps up to kick things off in suitable fashion with "So Far Away'. His first single since 2011, Obrien produced it in collaboration with the revered Scottish vocalist, Ian Whitelaw (notably known for his many collaborations with deep house legend, Phonique) So Far Away indubitably lives up to the aforementioned Eyedyllic esthetique. The track's moody, key-laden groove lays a perfect foundation for an extraordinary vocal and lyrical performance from Ian Whitelaw, who sings a heartfelt song about his own experience; one which coincidentally matched up with a very similar experience Obrien had been going through when he approached Whitelaw about doing a collaboration, last winter. On remix duties, the multi-talented Tone of Arc turns in a rendition that defies all genre boundaries and stands in a world of its own. It's pounding kick makes way to luscious strings, and the mix eventually leads to a funkadelic climax of epic proportions.