We haven’t heard from disco house popsters Flight Facilities in a while, and it seems that things have changed over time. Taking inspiration from French Impressionist composer Claude Debussy‘s 1890 piece " target="_blank">‘Clair de Lune’, the track is less of a singalong summer tune than Flight Facilities’ past work. In fact it sounds rather more suited to a lonely night under a full moon, with contemplative strings humming under a melody that mourns something unknown. There’s a lot of space to this one too, with reverb being brought out of almost every sound.

Keep in mind though, that it could very well turn into anything after this forty five second sample. You can definitely hear a kick start to fade in near the end, so they could be back to their old tricks with soft melodies that you can dance to.

Stay tuned for an update when the full track hits.