“love algorithm,” the first singles Ztle pulls us into the rabbit hole of social media. Love and algorithm—can they even go together? In this deep house track isolée embraces the unpredictable. The slacker who takes things at his own pace. He leisurely lets some vocal debris wail through the track, and fans might recognise a Kerri Chandler vibe in the background textures, maybe more obvious in the stripped down B side “3rd places dub” version. “OMG so random” seems oldscool, not boosZng the tempo. Though not being “fast”, this track is pushing and powerful. It’s classy dub sounds and textures put up against some scratchy, seemingly exoZc, flute-like instruments make this track less obvious to categories than it might seem at first. It marries the reflecZon of a contemplaZve tune with the quality to be a dance track. On „chopsZck!”, the third and final single, the bass line dominates, too. isolée rediscovered one of his analog 80s Roland synthesizers, the MKS30, which creates that disZncZve thudding sound. This track picks up the pace the most.