Relentless from the get go, we kick off with "Live It Up" - a spirited throwback to 90s junglism, breaks and reeses galore. Second track "Cry" plays out like a razor sharp incision into the heart of footwork and jungle. Airy keys, a stuttering half time rhythm and a sinister midrange make this an eyesdown experience. "Mechanism" uses gritty synths and stabs in place of airy keys to build a lethal drum track designed to shake any dancefloor. "Recall" straddles the footwork and jungle genres comfortably. Percussion occupies the soundscape as it carries itself to the finish line, a hypnotic bass sequence pulsating throughout. "Never" is a delightfully minimal contribution from the versatile producer, veering away from the norm. Serving as an impromptu interlude for title track "Serenity", "Never" focuses on building a motif around the core groove, leading up to the finale. "Serenity" comes in at the end of this release, to cap off a stunning selection of music from this talent. Closer to his original style, Sun People showcases his serene and calm outlook on music, drawing on well placed percussion, vocals, and a penchant for building beautiful dance music soundscapes.