Mr. Oizo - 'isoap' · Simple

: Reviewers have noted Oizo’s brilliant use of sampling in the track, where he keeps the sample's pitch and tempo linked—letting the speed increase naturally as the pitch rises rather than using modern time-stretching.

: While primarily electro-house, critics have described it as having an engaging, jazz-inspired Drum and Bass (DnB) loop that pays homage to the experimental sound of the Brainfeeder roster. Critical Reception Mr. Oizo - 'iSoap'

As part of The Church , "iSoap" represents a bridge between Oizo's earlier "French Touch" roots and the more experimental, "wonky" California-influenced bass music he explored after moving to Los Angeles. The album itself is relatively short (just under 30 minutes) and is known for its "cartoonish darkness" and "uncompromising" tone. Oizo's ? Mr. Oizo - 'iSoap' : Reviewers have noted Oizo’s brilliant use of

"iSoap" is frequently cited as a highlight of The Church and a fan favorite for its balance of absurdity and groove. The album itself is relatively short (just under

"" is a standout track by French electronic producer and filmmaker Mr. Oizo (Quentin Dupieux), featured on his fifth studio album, The Church , released on November 18, 2014, via Flying Lotus's Brainfeeder label. Musical Profile

: Critics from the LA Times labeled it an "essential track," praising its unique "Oizo-ian" character.

The track is celebrated for its "wobbly" and "sticky" aesthetic, emblematic of Oizo’s experimental approach to house music.