Hessle doesn't pick up new names lightly, so Amsterdam-based Jasmin landing here already says plenty -her debut circles the edge between personal reflection and club pressure, with percussion front and centre. 'Bite The Hand' - a menacing, hornet-like drone threads through the drums, giving the track a gnawing edge even as it drives forward with heavy, dancefloor-ready toughness you'd expect from Hessle. The other tracks bring in London-born, Lisbon-based vocalist Older Brother, his words folded and refracted across two versions, hinting at a more dialogic approach than a standard feature. Even from this glimpse, you sense the blend of toughness and introspection Jasmin's aiming at, a quality that sits naturally within Hessle's world while pushing outwards.