Bubblegum beats with a distinctly London flavour - not least in terms of how international Kero Kero Benito want to be, AKA Sara Midori Perry, Gus Lobban and Jamie Bullied. Boasting a band name derived from the Japanese onomatopoeic words for a frog's croak and a species of fish, the quero-quero bird indigenous to Brazil, and the word for 'beautiful' in Spanish and Portuguese, this latest slice of K-pop hued electropop even has lyrics in English and Japanese.

Geography lesson over, suffice to say the track is catchy as hell, although quite who would need an entire English-only version is a mystery to us. The juxtaposition of the two lingual rhythms adds volumes to a tune that's pared back by design, and the end result may well be Kero Kero Benito's most rounded and complete tune to date.