GrooveCaffe | Netlabel

His second album can be seen from the point of view as a good update on the first album, if you had the chance to listen to it, then you will know the further talk.The album opens with a beautiful tune, "Duboko je More", varying between contemplation of sea and gentle breeze that passes through your hair, spicy and light piano theme with  intelligent percussion interventions.

Just when you’re sinking in the armchair, upturning marine events followed by second tune “July @ Home" album track carrier, witch sets the tone and mood for pretty much the whole album. Listening to this track will get you a pretty good vehicle for a pleasant ride through the artist's space. The third song is called "Still" from their happy naive at the beginning of seasoned short piano sequences and slightly tribal percussion, introduces you to the end of the album.

The extended-play ends with "Colonoscopy" with its seemingly strange dark atmosphere on the surface, but listening is better you will notice the many layers and complexities of the artist's arrangement.