- An addictive and zany house-hip-hop hybrid.
- Adrenaline: that's what "I See You Sometimes" feels like. When two genre-defying artists like London-based producer Vegyn and rapper Jeshi collaborate, it’s a game of chance—luckily this gamble paid off. Blurring the line between house and hip-hop, Vegyn's beat gradually increases in speed, crammed with odd samples like water droplets and snippets of speech. Darker sounds creep in until the beat suddenly feels like swerving down the motorway. Jeshi’s broody musings drone on, made unnerving by distortion and pitched FX, as his unbothered tone holds its own within the inventive chaos around him. When the track shudders to an end, it leaves us high but nowhere near dry.