Narcotic tech-house depth from one of Perlon's most consistent operators. There's few surprises, but what Melchior does, he does very well with the unhurried, tactile developments of the hushed and minimal A-side, while B-side perks up with the skipping drums and woozy bass shapes buoyed by nimble vocal touches, plus a more latinate, dreamy closer cushioning sun-kissed field recording against supple, wide bass for late night/early morning/midday play. Meditation 4, Meditation 5, Meditation 6
