‘Trust The Process’ kicks things off with a steady and infectious groove of playful synths and reverberated drums until Bonnie & Franz’ smooth and effected vocals enter the stage, reminding us in the simplest and catchiest way to have faith in ourself and trust the process of everything we do, in other words, to Just Do it as a famous sneaker brand would say. But things don’t stop here, as the second part of the track brings us in a nasty Acid zone you will never get enough of, French Indie Dance is still as its best so to say. ‘Out Of Control’ directly raises the tempo, energy and darkness threshold up to peak time levels, taking us on a crazy rollercoaster ride of endless up and downs throughout 7 minutes of pure euphoria. Making us eagerly wait until the 3:40 minute mark to introduce us to the song’s again simple & catchy vocals enticing us to let everything go and get wilder than wildness can ever be. Fun and geeky side-fact : all the synths of this tune have been made with one single classic monophonic synth : the Roland SH101. Andrew Armstrong aka Daddy Squad follows up with what could be modern version of a Studio 54 disco banger, progressively building from an engaging arpeggiated synth base to then bring a sweetening touch to Bonnie and Franz’s vocals, the track really unfolds in a festival of epic synth brass stabs that are sure to get any dancing crowd higher than her highness making it to the peak of the mount Everest. To conclude, Italian superheroes of intergalactic grooves, aka Phunkadelica summon the dark powers of lord arpeggiator with a dizzying synth line run that gets heavier, and heavier, and heavier...until things get ‘Out Of Control’, and you could almost feel like the club has become a heavy metal venue where blood is coming out from the fire sprinklers (if you haven’t got the ref, type « Blade Vampire Club Scene » on YouTube, but, please, do yourself a favour, don’t watch the rest of the movie).