Conor Maynard distils the emotions of tumultuous modern youth into club music. One minute he's the cocky loverman, telling his former partner off over a mattress-deep wad of bass (“R U Crazy”); the next he's a reassuring self-help guru muttering to himself that things can only get better, backed by uplifting house piano (“Turn Around”). It's a very ‘10s mix of the mournful and the self-assured, particularly when he's whispering sweet nothings over swirling tropical house (“Whenever”), and it's still palpable on his slow, desolate cover of Drake's “One Dance”.