Koloto’s music is an exercise in focus both on her part and ours; a strange exchange of detail for attention, which it grabs effortlessly. UK based Maria Sullivan composes a variant of left field electronic music which sounds uncannily familiar, yet across refreshingly complex percussive rhythms it carries unquestionable intrigue and novelty. At times there are hints of stalwart edIT, at other times of Seven Ark tracks like ’ Glass Shattering Under Water’, but what truly stands out are melodic structures with a swelling ghostly veil, intensified because the palette of sounds at work is hard to place. It’s all rather enchanting. Multiple plays on BBC Radio One have confirmed Koloto’s relevance in a landscape wrought with bastardized quick fire tracks unwittingly serving - and exacerbating - our diminishing attention spans. Four tracks have been released, there’s word of an EP in the summer and evidence of a well kindled wave of exposure.

Enough waffle, listen here: