Aberdonian-in-London Ewan Robertson aka Offshore returns with the third of his “EP” series, his second for Big Dada, and it’s another massive stride forward for this multi-talented producer.

The EP begins with title-track "Pacer", supple and dancefloor friendly but with enough of Offshore’s trademark melancholic melody to satisfy the most emotional of listeners. "Pepper" is a brutal bass number which pushes his sonic palette into new territory. "Pearls & Butlers" with guest Cienfuegos is a deconstructed ballad with a more ‘live’ feel than Robertson’s previous work. Skit-length "Mintlaw" once again sees Robertson pushing the sonics further than in the past, while "East Coast Capital Connect" offers a journey back to the frozen North of his last EP, the complexity and sharpness of the execution showing how quickly Offshore is still improving.

Already a favourite amongst electronic music aficionados, "Pacer" shows how widely Robertson is setting his sights...