Layering precise rhythmic loops, vocal acrobatics and boisterous saxophones into increasingly hypnotic formations, ‘Flavoured & Eaten’ channels the playful eccentricities of Tune-Yards, and wraps it up inside seductive trip-hop nostalgia.

‘Song of an Unborn Mother’ is a gentle, sonically beautiful, and serene song that explores the theme of motherhood. In this song addressed to her future child, Nina contemplates maternal love as a concept independent of the decision to become a mother.

Little Butterfly is a song about those who do not understand what ‘no’ means, automatically mistaking it for the words of consent. Accumulated anger represented by ice-cold industrial drums, naïve vulnerability by gentle ethereal vocals, and sharp pain by layers of aggressive synthesisers, this song is an anthem for the angry ones.

“Pandemonium is a vague line between imaginary and real, madness and the so-called sanity, whatever that means. Pandemonium is me, my soul, wild curiosity, my sensitivity which is both the heaviest burden of mine yet the biggest gifts of all. It’s my fears, treasures, frustrations and desires which throughout the process of creation as by magic became reality.”

Moonlight is a bizarre vampire waltz – or more realistically, it is a mockery of one’s pretence. The single, which is foreshadowing Nina’s debut EP, is characterised by both complex emotion and sound, representing rather a tragedy than a humorous anecdote.