Despite touring across the Atlantic and reaffirming their position as electronic-heavyweights globally, Delta Heavy have even had time to craft this next single with absolute precision. Demonstrating a multi-dimensional approach to music making, 'Ghost' and 'Tremors' are perfectly juxtaposed and pedestal the duo's vast spectrum of musicality.  They also flex their A&R skills, employing a host of artists to redevelop their already stellar-production standards. Both Zomboy and Infuze using their calibre and paying homage to 'Ghost' whilst twisting it into two slabs of bass which are almost unrecognisable. 'Ghost' epitomises the production-standard set by Eaton's biggest bass outlet. Slowly building vocals relay against a colossal break, which ebbs and then cascades into peddled drum beats and elevating synth patterns. With vocal crescendos then dipping you into half-time, it's impossible not to see this record exploding the stage at any festival this year. On the other hand, 'Tremors' explores a totally different territory. Taking the feel of an old-school pounding riddims and infusing it with a futuristic, LFO-lead bassline, 'Tremors' is more reminiscent of the genre's darker undercurrent. Relentlessly rolling forward on pounding subs and driven forward by a creepy, cinematic vocal sample, Delta Heavy have followed up their last output with impeccable style and versatility.
Both 'Ghost' and its flipside are sure to be reloaded through sets this summer; they create a journey which will only builds your anticipation to witness Delta Heavy at the biggest dance festivals the world has to offer.