Not to be confused with another track entitled "Destino" from his 2014 album, "Scream 2", Destiny comes in just one flavour: a 10 minute long Original Mix, and that's all you're really going to need. Building up with gentle ominous plucks and space-driven pads, we're treated to the breathy and desperation-locked vocals of Delacey, a Los Angeles-based songwriter and vocalist, over a simple but elegant chord sequence. Part of the chorus particularly resonates: "So if we just can't get it right, then maybe we will try in another life." Having trundled over a rough patch myself around the same time, the lyrics seemed to have been tailored to a situation like mine. Delacey doesn't belt it out like a modern Whitney Houston or oversteamed Ariana Grande latte; instead, there's emotion and a certain sparkle of reality to her voice. The focus on Delacey's lyrics is in the first half of the song, while the second half is relegated more for Markus' multi-layered trance extravaganza, and let me just say this: it's almost symphonic and it's gorgeous. He throws a mild second melody overtop at this point that doesn't overshadow the padded original but instead adds a much-desired complement. This is the music of staring into the orange sky as the sun sets on the beach, or the music that accompanies the feeling of a warm embrace on a cold winter's night. Though introduced and concluded with a standard club beat, this is not a standard club song.