Production duo Fish Go Deep return with their much-anticipated second album ‘Draw the Line’, offering up eleven tracks of quality electronic music that show why the pair have been so in demand for the last two decades. ‘Draw the Line’ is an emotive and accomplished record that sees Dowling & Johnson re-united with long-term collaborators, Tracey K and Mary Cigarettes, alongside local Cork vocalist, Tadhg Hickey. The album is a rich tapestry of instrumental and vocal tracks, featuring everything from Jazz inflected house to tech inspired floorfillers and laidback soul infused songs. Downtempo tracks such as ‘All Change’, ‘Blue Flame’ and ‘I Don’t Feel Guilty Anymore’ bring a real depth to the LP, showing the duo’s production abilities and opening up another side to Fish Go Deep. At the same time records like the wonderful opener ‘Being Supreme’ and the deep and dubby ‘Z Dub’ make it clear that the pair still have their feet rooted firmly on the dancefloor. All in all ‘Draw the Line’ is an album that reflects the many influences that impress themselves upon these producers and it is a testament to their songwriting and studio skills, that with such diversity they manage to deliver an LP that gels as a whole so beautifully.