Like Anahera before it, Neba only comes in one flavour: the Original Mix, which immediately blasts you with a build-up designed with a little pinch of euphoria in mind. Once we get right into the nitty-gritty of the main hook, it's another spacy melody designed to send your senses into overdrive with a more guitar-esque synthesizer. But Neba's a little different: the melody has one chord that sounds very off and unexpected the first time you hear it, but eventually you get used to it and wonder how you could have ever lived without it! How chord-ial! Yet it's not quite as groundbreaking and impactful as Anahera, uplifting and wondrous though the melody may be. Maybe the introduction of the hook shouldn't have been so sudden, or maybe it feels more like a mere reflection of Anahera. Still, this tune is sure to stick in your brain for a while.