“Be Another Color” is a breakbeat cut built for movement. Artem Sky locks dusty old-school breaks to a deep, rolling 808 at 137 BPM, then lets the jazz in: saxophone phrases rise over the groove, answer the beat and step back to give it room. Chopped vocal samples drift through the mix like voices caught on the road. It’s part hip-hop crate-digging, part nomadic melody, and it gives the track its wandering, sun-warmed feel. The arrangement breathes: a stripped-back breakdown, a build that tightens the screws, and a drop where the sax slides back in and everything opens up. Made for dancefloors, headphones and anyone who likes their groove with a little vinyl dust on it.