On the fourth volume of I'm Starting To Feel Okay, Endless Flight boss Toshiya Kawasaki has selected 18 tracks from the likes of The Revenge, Eddie C, Mugwump, Richard Sen and Mark Seven and once again enlisted revered crate digger KZA to weave them together. The first few tracks work more as a showcase for the high quality of the Endless Flight back cat than a smooth mix, with the energy built in Johnwayne's Faze O sampling "High" petering out by the time Sect's Thieve Scrilla is introduced. Nonetheless, momentum gathers brilliantly with the next track - the excellent fuzzy Italo flex of Brontosaurus's remix of Moscow - and continues to gather pace for the remainder. The point where DJ Sprinkles being given the KiNK & Neville Watson treatment and the early NYC vibes of Marcus Cabral's "I'd Rather Smoke Alone" is interspersed with the sublime piano house bump of Mark Seven's "Swept Away" proves to be a real highlight.

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