It's over-stylised fun that basks in a similarly brash retro-modern sauciness of the kind Kid Loco indulged in the late '90s. It has already found favour with DJs such as Andy Smith and Karminsky Experience.

Wistfully harking back to an era where Jacques Tati was up to no good, its loungey beats and kitsch samples lend it the feel of a soundtrack to holidays Benny Hill might have taken in France. Some of the music here was even banned by iTunes because of such blatant cheek.