First seconds into already 27th release on Recognition, and we immediately know that there is serious business going on here. Stunningly complex drum track goes like clockwork, only setting the scene for what is to come. Forget the craft of drum programming - we are talking another dimension here. "Modern Dance" is like being suddenly dropped into suspended animation: having that peculiar feeling that the world around is accelerating to the verge of a seizure - and at the same time this very world feels so slow... Unnamable, transparent sheets of sound almost give no room to breathe - but one's breath is taken away by the magnificent landscape it's about to appear. Shapes shift under half-closed eyelids, and while the low, peaceful yet sad chant comes in, one can feel it like an omnipresent breath, burning hot and marble cold at the same time. This mysterious and heart-wrenching voice comes courtesy of one Yula, and we're gonna surealy hear much more from her in the future. And it seems that the beats literally start to boil... rhythms shuffle and swing, and taken the lack of floating melodies abundant in Jacek's earlier output this track is even more outstanding from the producer's former work - probably acting as a bridge towards new visions, appearing in the confidence of the new, almostperfect studio. Nevertheless, with "Modern Dance" Jacek is practically destroying competition, delivering almost twelve minutes of contemporary club sophistication so much different from formulated bleeps of today. There are no jokes here, no winking, no smile - and no prisoners taken.