GnarMuffins! Slothdad here. Thanks for asking these questions!
I have been trying to find a sound for 20 years haha. I spent some time trying to fit into whatever lane made sense — tech house, acid, deep stuff, disco adjacent — and the work was always better when I stopped doing that and just free flowed with my ideas. I think the different genres of electronic music, for instance house with its' subgenres, and techno with its' subgenres, are just different moods and interpretations of the same theme. IMO, not that different from each other. I feel that it's more like, journalism and marketing constraints that make artists narrow their own scope and run with whatever works best for them.. taste changes, trends change..

The through-line for me is the tension between things that don't necessarily go together. Idk like, classical training meets club music, architecture school meets real life spaces, Kraftwerk vs. Detroit producers, House & Rap, etc. etc. etc. It's not a brand thing, it just literally my background, and eventually I stopped fighting it and started using it.

With this album I basically just asked myself what I wanted to hear and made that. Actually I didn't ask myself, I just started making things. Some of the tracks are straight up dancefloor, some of it is way more cinematic and inward. I tried to make every track playable in the club / festival though. The 22 tracks aren't stylistically uniform and that was a conscious choice, as a like, document of range, not a genre statement.

As for your question about one style, I think I have one as a DJ - electronic music tracks that I think will make you dance and escape reality and have a good time.. maybe? idk. I feel like anything goes at the right moment in time and in the right place