What starts out with an intro where singer Ida No sounds like she came straight out of Jane Fonda's Workout, telling you to "Keep going/You're doing good/Work that Body," soon turns into an album full of electro/disco/funk-filled beats that were made for dancing. B/E/A/T/B/O/X is somewhat reminiscent of early Prince and Madonna, which gives this retro sounding album familiarity, while being refreshingly new. There's a very frosty, uniquely done cover of Kraftwerk's "Computer Love." The album ends on a high note with "Digital Versicolor", a heavy driving synth beat (also featured in Nicolas Winding Refn's 2008 film Bronson) that is reminiscent of Tron or Knight Rider.