Though Moving Vision is the fourth EP the Japanese producer-and-DJ has released on Yore, it arrives more than four years after the appearance of Tokyo Connection and five after City Soul and Butterfly %u2013 even more his return to Yore keeps bursting with fresh energy. A powerful, seven-minute argument on behalf of Kez YM's sound, %u201CExtended Sunset%u201D bolts from the gate with a steamy house pulse that oozes soul and splendour in equal measure, and luscious synth chords and funky bass lines add significantly to the music's allure. Much as he's done in the past, Yamaguchi threads crowd noises into %u201CMoon Light Leaves,%u201D a move that bolsters its party spirit and %u201Clive%u201D club feel. In a cut that's even more resplendent than %u201CExtended Sunset,%u201D the producer works vocal accents and acid-techno boogie into the tune's charging house pulse. Unbelievably, the roaring throb of the third Track %u201CWeekend,%u201D which pushes the EP's hard-charging vibe to an even higher level.

Rounding out the twenty-five-minute release the 4th Track, %u201CFixer%u201D that's no less steamy as the track turns out as a pure feverish dancefloor monster powered by South American rhythms, percussion, and horns. Kez YM easily proves that he hasn't lost his touch.