Last year saw the release of times, the debut album from the London-based electronic artist SG Lewis. The project enlisted legends like Nile Rogers and Robyn as well as hotly-tipped newcomers like Lucky Daye and Channel Tres to showcase Lewis’ meticulous study of dancefloor euphoria.

Today, he’s released two new singles: “Missing You” and “Something About Your Love.” “Missing You” is ’80s synth-rave carried on the back of a snappy Linn drum-sprinkled beat that would make Starboy-era The Weeknd salivate, while “Something About Your Love” will find a home in the heart of anyone missing the glory days of French touch.

“Conceptually, [‘Missing You’] felt like the perfect introduction,” Lewis said in a press statement. “It’s a story about temptation and dwindling fear. Your eyes are wandering.” He went on to readily acknowledge the debt that “Something About Your Love” owes to a certain disbanded French robot duo. “It’s no secret I’m a massive Daft Punk fan. It’s the closest thing I’ve ever made to a tribute to them. I was listening to Discovery a lot, and there’s a specific technique to it. I chopped up the sample of these seventies keys and drums. It came together easily. Lyrically, It’s a pure confession of admiration for someone. It’s the perfect contrast to ‘Missing You’.”

Listen to both below.