I'm going to spoil everyone's fun here and now and tell you (if you hadn't already worked it out) that it's 'Luke', spelled backwards. Simple. Why Luke? Again, simple - the young gentleman who penned these glorious ditties goes by the name of Luke Campion. A name to remember. You may remember Campion's debut release - Apparitions this time last year. Luke's sound has matured and developed since then, and APRWAX004 is his latest statement piece. Kicking thing's off a rather chunky remix from Craig Smith and Ricky Reid in their 'Soul Renegades' guise. Craig and Ricky tease out the Spanish guitar from 'Ekul' that is barely noticeable in the original - and bring it very much to the fore - and very much to the floor. Title track 'Ekul' is a glorious chunk of dreamy house. I'm slightly loathe to describe it as 'warm' since Daft Punk's latest offering has rung out that particular adjective, but it really is. It's beautiful, that's what I think. Where 'Ekul' is one of those 'Balearic' tracks suited to beach bars and roof terraces, blissed out times, man - 'Tengelmann' takes those sentiments and injects a little more energy, more bounce - but still with the pure love vibes.