Naations’ appearance on Gorgon City and Duke Dumont's 2017 club killer “Real Life” showed that the Australian duo had more than just a passing fancy for house music’s glory days. That’s only further borne out on Teardrop. The LA transplants certainly know what makes dance floors fill up in 2018—“Mdma” mixes pop instincts with a hip-hop-adjacent beat—but it's because they know what got us here, as evidenced by the ‘90s breaks-driven "Air & Water” and the aptly titled piano-house closer "Keep It Real.”