Ten Days functions as a sonic diary, mapping out a specific ten-day period through a blend of intimate voice notes and rhythmic pulses. It feels like catching a glimpse into someone’s private life, where the spaces between the songs are just as important as the tracks themselves.

The production leans into a minimal house aesthetic, stripping back the noise to focus on raw emotion and textured soundscapes. You can hear the influence of the modern UK electronic scene, where the focus remains on personal connection rather than just dancefloor energy.