A three track EP with no original song to measure the remixes against, which would be nice. Still, there is an original track by
main artist along with a remix of the title track by Tim Dwyer aka Off Land and Daniel Schock aka SubDan. On “One Fleeting Moment
(Off Land recon)”, a melancholic core melody is accompanied by a chorus of robotic chirping crickets and additional anaesthetized
distant synth lines while low bass rhythms steadily thump like a passing AT-ST walker from The Empire Strikes Back film. Much of the
track is like listening through a medicated haze, one fleeting chemically subdued ambien(TM)-infused moment. “One Fleeting Moment
(SubDan’s Lightness of Being remix)” is more upbeat and energetic, while the synth melody is still melancholic and subdued the
beats are livelier. Mid way through the beats pick up as the melancholic ghostly melody is pushed further back to make way for more positive rhythms. “Conundrums” by Sanderson Dear opens with an energetic and positive melody followed by galloping rhythms and a understated reggae calypso styled beats. Low key deep house hooks materialize mid way through, tugging on nostalgia and longing as melodies play against one another. “Conundrums” is made of house and deep house memories but with a more fresh take on rhythms. Sanderson Dear and company maintains a juggling act of balancing different melodies throughout this release, playing them against one another. Whether melancholic or upbeat mixedmoodz, One Fleeting Moment will be Many Fleeting Moments as the listener will be sure to put this album on repeat.