Following Francis Mercier's metamorphic “Trippin” and COSSY’s astral “Time’s Up EP, the two join forces to merge the nostalgia of 1990 synth lines with modern vocals and futuristic piano leads on the ebullient Stereo Delight. On opener “Stereo High” the syncopated synths trill over the ever-familiar four-on-the-floor of the kick drum, fusing the unashamed hedonism of disco and 90s house with the tranquility of a not-so-distant utopia. The closer, “Our Love,” moves the joy of “Stereo High” out of the dreamscape and into reality with jubilant piano and soulful vocals over visceral builds alongside wistful harmonies. The effect of both tracks is a release that seems to stretch time as it sprints into the future and dances in the ecstasies of the past. As the vocalist offers on “Stereo High,” this quick little pack of dance delights has “every little thing you need.”