London-based Japanese artist Anchorsong plucks elements of jazz and udu drums on new single "Remedy". It's the latest excerpt from the MPC virtuoso's upcoming fourth album 'Mirage' (out Friday 21st May via Tru Thoughts), a record that creates delphic landscapes conjured from the mind of the highly-feted producer Masaaki Yoshida.

Speaking of the new single, Anchorsong says: "'Remedy' is the first song I completed for this session. I started with no plan whatsoever in mind and just let my imagination run. The track has all the key elements of this album, which are wind instruments, choirs and subtle non-western touches represented by the udu drums in this case."

"Remedy" follows on from the auditory-odyssey of "New World" and "Tunis Dream", a track inspired by a hazy night in the Tunisian capital. Both singles have seen a wave of support from Clash, Complete Music Update, Quetic, Lauren Laverne, Tom Ravenscroft, Don Letts (BBC 6Music), Jamz Supernova (BBC Radio 1Xtra / Selector Radio), Rob da Bank, Tina Edwards (WWFM) and many more.