The long awaited debut album from EDB is finally here. Like the title Japanese title Koeru suggests, the multi-instrumentalist producer surpassed his previous work and brought things to the next level. From the futuristic ballad 'True Love' featuring UK soulstress Summer Pearl, to the electro tones of 'Sculptured' and broken beat abstractions of 'Neurocloud', to the cosmic uplifting tones of 'Voices From Down Under' featuring the legendary Nathan Haines, the record shows a perfect balance between light and darkness, sophistication and rawness, smooth and angular sounds. The dancefloor moments are equally present here with Detroit's Monica Blaire stepping in as a vocalist in 'Automatic', powerful instrumental deep house joints like 'Phaze Shift' and even a new updated version of his classic 'This Can't Be Life' featuring Chicago's very own Swaylo. A cohesive, coherent and inspiring debut album from a true talent who will guide you step by step into his world.