Dave Huismans (ex_libris, A Made Up Sound) presents In Transit, a self-titled LP of arresting downtempo vignettes, with origins dating back to over a decade ago. Renowned for some of this centurys most notorious rhythmic advances, the work of Dave Huismans (fka A Made Up Sound and 2562) continues to provide a blueprint for new generations of innovation-obsessives. After a long hiatus from releasing original material, he returned in 2025 with two beloved EPs as ex_libris. Now he returns to FELT as In Transit, following up on his remix of Civilistjavel! from 2023. Borrowing its name from the closing dialogue of a novel by Dutch author Hella S. Haasse, In Transit was written in just two weeks in the summer of 2013 on a Korg ESX sampler. Since then, he has patiently refined its constituent parts: When I sat down for those first drafts, the sole purpose was to make something slow-paced and without any clear timestamp, just for my own enjoyment. Soon after, I kind of forgot about them; I didnt think anyone else would be interested. But having recorded the loops just in case, I found myself returning to them every now and then, often as a pastime on long train rides, tinkering away at their arrangements and losing track of time. Somehow it took me twelve years to figure out that if I still havent tired of them myself by now, they might actually be worth releasing. Over the course of 38 minutes across six tracks, In Transit maps out an absorbing vista. The music shimmers with a celestial quality, underpinned by rhythmic stamina and creeping intensity. Tangential to Huismans previous work, the beats here are decentred and further scattered, acting as buoys to the constantly evolving and intricate narratives of layered textures. In Transit marks a fascinating new addition to Huismans sprawling catalogue, a truly remarkable racket to be crafted with such humble means, finding a suitable context within FELTs continued venture into parallel sounds.