“Jakob Ogawa‘s ‘You’ll Be On My Mind’ feels like it’s gently tugging you towards a Hawaiian beach.

The song has a lulling rhythm, and a pace so relaxed you can feel any knots of tension you might have in your back slowly start to unravel. Though it sounds like it might have been made on a beach-side, with ice clinking in a cocktail glass sampled and used for atmosphere, its origins couldn’t be further from it – Ogawa’s method is purely DIY, with every element recorded and blended in his Oslo bedroom"