Aybee's Deepblak label is usually a reliable source of smooth, soulful, musically rich deep house. Those are certainly adjectives that could be applied to this expansive EP from debutant Dan 'DFLN' Curtis. What's perhaps most impressive about The Way I Feel is its' effortless eclecticism. While the title track and "Work" both explore rich, Osunlade style deep house warmth, elsewhere it's a different story. "Pinball Number Count" is a thrilling fusion of piano jazz, spitting hip-hop beats and eccentric neo-soul vocals, while "Signs" sounds like a Detroit take on broken beat, beamed to Earth from some far-off planet. On "Allio" he delivers some deep bruk loveliness, while "Lost In Future" is a heady trip into experimental beat-making territory.