So wait to hear on that one. At the time it was really quite risqu in the concept of the trance producers' album. The first flow of artist albums were very much DJ toolkits with lots of dancefloor-friendly tracks, whereas we'd decided at the outset not to do that, and to do an album that would really explore the different areas. Hopefully you'd carry on being interested for a lot longer than just a banging dance-hits album. And that's pretty much been the feedback we've had.
People do appreciate it for that.
So in other words, rather than a typical dance album that you're saying is kind of a DJ toolkit, the way people compose it out of different segments that you can mix. Well, no, I'd go further than that. I'd say that they're actually purposely writing eight full-on dance tunes and then that would become an album, which is great as a collection of tunes. But we felt we wanted to genuinely take you out of your armchair up to a groove, a bit further full-on, maybe, and then wind you down by the end. So your first album is a first step in that direction.