You've created a track that feels just like that begging, all giving, suffocating experience of being left alone to ponder who and how we love. From the momentary quiver and break in your voice during the early part of the song, to the offering lyrics, "I can be soft... just what you want", to the borderline grotesque, "pull back my limbs", they all enable us to understand this vulnerable sacrificing position. Alongside this wandering bass and anchoring piano you're singing a song about such emotionally intense moments and yet, you manage to channel them into this beautiful, delicate vocal phrasing. Thank you for singing about such dark spaces so earnestly.

You've made a track that is lean, on it's toes and rowdy. Recently I've been watching docos like 'Last Chance U' that follow the life of talented, up and coming American Football players and this would suit the soundtrack's vibe. It's got that same sweat drenched excitement that Pusha T, Travis Scott and Kendrick Lamar bring to the flips, touchdowns and cocky celebrations that happen during the show. The speedy, agile verse that happens half way through plus, the layered back up vocals create this palpable, gritty hype. I can't wait to see this go hard with people in a sweaty mosh soon.

This is a perfect track to do some solo, late night, deep thinking car drives to. It's such an easy one to chuck on repeat because of the low key trap beats, and those deep piano chords. On top of that, like a fairy trap mother, you've sprinkled some solid advice on the lyrics of this track. You have such a calm flow when rolling through the advice you have about setting boundaries, minding your own business and being selective about relationships, which makes it easy for the advice to trickle into my psyche. I'm hoping through some earphone osmosis I might cop some of your "say it with the chest" confidence too...

I love how you've mixed this dirty, stomping, two step techno with your cleanly sliced vocals, the tension filled murky bass and scattered clap beats. I'm getting sweaty palms and a racing heartbeat when I listen to this, which perfectly mimics that feeling I get when I've realised my emotional state is at the complete mercy of someone I'm fascinated with. Like the title states, this is what obsession feels like.

Collectively, you've made a track so blissfully trippy and rhythmic through your layered percussion, guitar plucks, dings and echoes. This is the music playing in my head when I find myself daydreaming in one of those beige tiled, supermarket isles late on a warm Sunday afternoon and I know I don't have to snap out of it because I don't have any rushed plans to make. You've created such a sweet tune for some solo mind wandering.

You've managed to get across a wavy, emotional push and pull in this relatively simple track. The roll through of the keyboard chords, the shuffle of the break beat and the minimal "you and me..." lyrics manage to convey so much feeling. I really appreciate that momentary tempo change at the end too because, it gave me a look at all the genres that have guided you as a producer. You've captured the soul of the early 2000s garage scene, creating a track that we can smile and bounce around to when we need to shake somber thoughts away.

This is Siiickkk. I was wondering where the Sleep influence was going to come in because it starts off in a pretty mellow spot that's bright with a couple of shining vocal harmonies and the use of some psychedelic guitar melodies. It all became clear in the final minute... that deserves a wall of bone-rattling amps for the end of the track, it's huge.

This track had me singing along to the harmonies from the first listen and it took me back to my memories of nakey swims in icy ocean water on balmy summer nights.

I love that you've leaned into creating this cheesy backing track too. You've created a proper homage to the 80's which makes me want to do a Jonathan Pierce (The Drums) inspired dance in my bedroom. I'm currently very far from a beach and warm weather so I'm appreciative of all the nostalgic vibes you've meshed together on this track.

You've fit the whole love/ lust narrative in a smooth and soulful 4 mins complete with "ohhs", "ahhs", a cassette tape and a voice memo. From the heart stopping moment of meeting a new crush, to the fumbling feeling pre-catch up, to the heart squeeze when they tell you they don't feel the same. I appreciate you laying out your inner monologue under a backing track that's such a jam - it's helped my goofy self feel less singled out by all the feelings!