Mirror Maze and sumthin sumthin waste no time getting to the meat of the track, as a brief introduction quickly transforms into a minimal halftime drop highlighted by crunchy basses and rhythmic percussion. An intriguing transition brings listeners to a light-hearted middle section ripe with jubilance, providing a welcome contrast to the sinister prologue. Interestingly, ‘Technicolor’ then bridges into a flawless intersection of the two opposing opening thirds to close out in style, conflicting listeners in the best way possible with a dark bassline and an upbeat top layer. The name ‘Technicolor’ suits the track perfectly, as it is equally technical as it is colourful (I’m Canadian, I have to spell it with a “u”), and blends the influences of both producers to a tee. Don’t miss it below.

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