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After an upbeat pastiche of imaginative dance music and warm ambient captured on outstanding album There Is Love In You, Kieran Hebden, better known as Four Tet, is set to release a 59th contribution to Fabriclive series. Four Tet’s compilation of 27 tracks contains mixes and songs from his collaborator Burial, Ricardo Villalobos or Floating Points, but more importantly, he comes with three yet unreleased tracks.

One of those unheard-before is above-streamed track Locked, eight-minutes long meditation that closes the entire Fabriclive mix. Typically for Hebden, it features a massive but translucent beat and touching groove that are later accompanied by a synthesized melody of guitar and few idyllic flutes. Locked features one of Four Tet’s sweetest melodies that evolves, morphs, quiets and grows again during its approximately six minutes. Still, below the lovable melody Four Tet works with percussion and bass in a playful and lively way to reach a living, organic song created by machines. Symbiosis of these two antagonistic elements is more than amazing in Four Tet’s hands.