This whole album is a lot of fun, but track 6, "Oya", has to be one of the most gorgeous deep house tracks I've ever heard. Maybe even the best. The bassline is relatively simple & catchy, most of the momentum comes from intricate, very latin percussion work. The beauty of the track, however, comes from the juxtaposition of soaring strings & what can only be described as a playful flute melody. The result is a incredibly uplifting & lighthearted track guaranteed to make heads nod, feet tap, and hips sway. Every person I've played this track for smiles and says, "Wow!"