House label owner Mickael Espinosa invites Vlad Bretan again to Studio 405, following his release 'Stari' on Studio 405, this time with a collaborative EP of them. The two-track EP sees the pair deliver a series of percussion-infused rollers and bass-heavy dancefloor bangers.

Opener 'Morenita' working an infectious vocal sample layered over a deft, percussive backdrop. It has an uplifting vibe that builds as the track unfolds. The jerking rhythms and swaying grooves are both gentle and vibrant with keen attention to detail. A thudding bass, tribal percussion, and pitched-down female vocals provide the build-up into a touch of Caribbean feel-good vibes. Whether it's to lift the middle of a DJ set or a start of the night, there is no doubt that this is tune is the perfect mood-setter.

'Calling Africa' from Vlad Bretan a masterclass in a long-play danceable record, the ethereal breakdown halfway through its nine minutes leads up to a powerful, warm tone from the throbbing bassline, which in the breakdown is accompanied by the epic chords of the lead synth. Its stripped-back percussion leaves space for the synth parts to breathe and expand, and the track grows with a cosmic tension of epic proportions. The duo layer the timeless vocal lick against a throbbing bassline and infectious house groove that is set to leave any dancefloor ablaze.