The Deep Sea album released in 2014, contains 14 fully original songs. For Duda, not only space is important, but he also pays attention to other aspects in his compositions. Despite the somewhat romantic cover, synthetic coolness dominates, just like in the famous robots from Kraftwerk. But not only that, Duda also ventures into the territories of "berlin school", he is also no stranger to the rhythmic element in the spirit of electro. As a result, the Deep Sea album can act as a "home soundtrack", and it can also be used in some part on the club floor. When Duda slows down, he tries to be as moody as Vangelis. The Deep Sea album is therefore a multi-colored fusion of electronic sounds, there are no surprises, but the pleasure of listening is great.
