Since his 2009 debut, Youandewan's name can be cited aplenty in the story of UK house music's uprising. A long journey has been travelled. One that not only spans a comprehensive breadth of British dance music's recent history, but also accommodates its temperamental nature – without once falling off the bandwagon.

Displayed in this week's Upfront is Ewan's musical fluency. One that has been gradually nurtured over the seven-odd years of music making now under his belt. Take the second track [comes in at 4:33], low swung and saturated with hip-hop flavour and purple chords that only an experienced producer could experiment with confidently. Or perhaps the cerebral reedy chords of track no. 5 [heard at the 22:13 mark] – almost Lone-esque, leaving an ethereal glow long after the melody has faded. A tricky skill to cultivate, but done with finesse by Ewan – the ease at which his latest creations flow is of a newly appointed master at his craft.

Ewan's music epitomises good electronic music at its most coherent – and how more concise can it be than in a continuous mix. A feast for the senses, this Upfront is the work of a natural creator truly in his own element. And the result is epic.