Tensnake feat. Syron - Mainline

From playing it cool on "Spoons" to going all out diva on Tensnake's new track "Mainline" shows a surprising diversity from London singer Syron. "Mainline" itself is out and out 90s, more than a little Inner City with unashamadly hooky and flirtatious brass synths and organ basslines, but its balearic feel is still unmistakably Tensnake. And Syron, for a white girl, she can't half pull off a camp diva growl. This is gleefully and joyfully simple and uplifting, the way all Defected House should be. Dancefloors beware.

FOR FANS OF: Inner City, Disclosure, Krystal Klear

Syron - Breaking

Syron's guest spot on Rudimental's excellent "Spoons" was somewhat underwhelming. Whilst the soulful melody was perfect for MNEK's husky, warm voice, but singing much of the same melody, Syron seemed short-changed, whispering a melody too low for her, making her voice seem thin. "Breaking" is another matter however, a silky, funky garage number sprinkled with her delicate, pretty upper range. With more material like this, Syron could easily be the next Katy B.

FOR FANS OF: Katy B, Delilah, Jess Mills