Detroit techno veteran Robert Hood has released music under a few different pseudonyms, including Monobox and the Vision, but if any of his monikers have received nearly as much acclaim as the work under his own name, it's Floorplan. As the name implies, this material is geared toward the club even more than his eponymous material, emphasizing techno and house's roots in soul, disco, and funk via looped samples of artists like Kool & the Gang. First active during the late '90s and early 2000s, Hood returned to the moniker in 2010, producing acclaimed full-lengths like Paradise (2013) and Victorious (2016), as well as club anthems such as "Never Grow Old," "Tell You No Lie," and "Let the Church." Floorplan became a duo in 2016 when Robert's daughter Lyric officially joined the project. They went on to release the 2019 album Supernatural and several successive singles.