Next up on Kuukou is an release from Thailand born, Berlin based Nakadia who shares the fruits of a highly productive lockdown in the form of a trio of tight, modular bombs. 'Wild Girl' is Nakadia's first 100% modular production; a patchwork of ideas stitched into a monstrous cut brimming with big room drama. Detroit-coded rhythms are pinned to the floor by a suction sub bass while serrated sonics burst and decorate the groove. The vibe is hot, intensely lively and eminently fun. The 'Groove Mix' of 'Pleasure Me' rolls out in a slightly more skeletal fashion but is equally guaranteed to rattle rigs. Another throbbing sub acts as a ballast for an arsenal of flexible, metallic tones. A long, high-pressure breakdown is stretched out with large spaces and full floors in mind. The 'Rave Mix' of 'Pleasure Me' is a more galvanised version, armoured with thicker drums set to a slightly quicker pace. Shuttering synths colour a wide-eyed breakdown that snaps with an electric intensity that caps off a satisfying encapsulation of Nakadia's inimitable spirit.