Having come to prominence in the late 00s as one of the more distinctive and entertaining voices in the new beat scene, Fulgeance, has cheekily christened his own brand of hip hop meets electro and party friendly sounds Low Club. On Step Thru he continues to explore the same space, taking his music further down below into the dark, cavernous crevices that lie between hip hop and electronics. Fulgeance's hip hop roots are still visible throughout Step Thru, most notably on the album's two vocal cuts. Whut It Iz features Brooklyn MC Fresh Daily for a bumping and lurid transatlantic collaboration built on a sturdy riddim that balances neon bright melodies with darker bass lines. On the other side is Break Them Down with Yinka, a Greek MC Fulgeance first connected with years ago. The beat is as low as it can be without falling underground, sparse yet packing a punch and made all the more hypnotic thanks to Yinka's flow and his politically charged and socially conscious lyrics.