Upon my first listen, I didn't honestly think much of this trio of tracks. Perhaps it was my mood that particular moment because, since then, my opinion has drastically changed.

With a driving breaks drum, "Off the Top of My Head" is set to drop into most late morning sets. The bass is enough to mess with your head, and various sounds drop in and out, including toy machine guns and vox stabs.

Bearing in mind that "The First Man of Razzamatazz" is the debut EP of Moojaa (aka, John-Lee Fenton), it’s a fairly enjoyable recording.  Expect progressive house influenced by minimal and electronic, acoustically reminiscent of Jonathan Lisle and other Bedrock artists.