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First here up he teams with Eric Volta, a synth obsessive who releases his excellent soundscapes on No.19 Music and My Favorite Robot. Together the pair cook up 'Life Worth Living,' a deliciously deep, woozy number with bumpy wooden drums and echoing vocals that drift up top as Brewster muses on the subject of life. It is late night and romantic as well as tainted with real sadness.

'Nan Nan Nay' then finds Brewster linking with Jamaica Suk (a fast rising Berlin talent, trained musician and machine music lover who appreciates jazz and shoe gaze amongst other sounds) and Damien Vandesande. The resulting track is full of fat bass, blurting synths, pained patois vocals from Brewster and a ramshackle groove that is perfectly off kilter and brilliantly organic and authentic. The digital bonus track is a dub version without the vocals which places even more emphasis on the fine synth work and boom bap of the drums.

Lastly, 'Gateway' is another brilliant three way collaboration between Aquarius Heaven, Jamaica Suk and Damien Vandesande. This is the most direct of the lot, with a corrugated deep house drum line, spitting perc and serene pads that dampen down the jostling kicks. Finished off with Brewster's intoxicating vocals, it is a fresh and stand alone cut that marks another high point in the musical adventures of Aquarius Heaven