Space. The final wasteland for the rich and entitled. A playground for the opulent. A fantasy for the 99.9 percent. A constant source of inspiration for artists. Artists like Azo. Making her debut on Abstraxion and DC Salas' Biologic Records, complete with a remix from Steffi, here we find the talented Belgian artist strapping up her rocket boosters for a four-track trip into infinity. It takes in influences from dark matter to Detroit, black holes to Brussels. 'Aurora Space Station' is a beautiful rave-inspired breakbeat floatation piece that sets the scene, poking fun at the mega-rich who can afford to seriously entertain the idea of leaving this planet for dust. More thrust is added by the deep space electro of Steffi's thumping remix. Both have more power than all the fossil fuel Bezos and Branson have burnt in the last 10 years. Deeper into the cosmos we probe; 'Neptunian Sea' takes off from Chicago, fuelled on an intoxicating combo of acid and Italo. 'Love Bus' brings the anti-gravity heat with a heavy, hip-writhing nod to the jazz spirit of UR's Galaxy 2 Galaxy movements. We might not be able to afford a holiday in space, but we can afford great art like this. The dancefloor has always been the most effective place for teleportation. Ready for take off?