The Mood Series reaches its 145th edition with a warm welcome to Ukrainian producer Toishy Koshimi. Echo Vector is a beautifully balanced six-track journey through modern dub techno. Koshimi blends brisk, techy energy with deep, enveloping atmospheres that balance deep listening yet still being DJ material. Opener 'Voltage Memory' has propulsive rhythms and drifting chords that gather like clouds above a steady, head-nodding pulse. This is prime early-night club material. 'Brume Nocturne' digs deeper, its cavernous textures and melodic softness tempering the pace, building slowly before resolving into a gentle landing. The title track 'Echo Vector' glows warmly, underlined by a deep bass and flowing arrangement that brings introspection as much as movement. On 'Nebelraum', Koshimi crafts a feeling of mysticism, layering dynamic chords over a gradual build that feels almost ritualistic. 'Void Frequency' lightens the mood with airy pads and swirling chord patterns, almost storytelling in their progression yet purposeful. Closing cut 'Fogline' is one of the more assertive moments here as its bolder chord stabs lending weight while still retaining the EP's deep-listening sensibility. With Echo Vector, Toishy Koshimi proves adept at the classic dub techno balance: hypnotic enough for headphones, yet with the rhythmic push and sonic detail to work in a club setting. It's an assured debut in the Mood Series tradition, highlighting a strong Ukrainian artist in the global dub techno community.