Instead of a beat, it has a pulse, instead of teasing it drips with sensuality, where most songs beg to be liked; Lead Me Down is an exercise in effortless chic and aloof urban cool. It is dark, desirous and sophisticated. In a market built on throwing in everything but the kitchen sink, and sometimes that too, here we instead find a wonderful underplay, even when the chorus kicks in it refuses to meet the listener even half way.
It is a great calling card for the forth-coming Experiments e.p. due out next month, in the mean time…well, you’ll just have to wait, after all there is only one person calling the shots here.
