CLARITO's first half has some remarkably poor effect and design work, considering how solid the second half is in comparison. The really bright pulses with the glow beams and shaders in the first part aren't synced to anything, and thus feel completely out of place considering how intense they are. A similar issue crops up in the following part with the rainbow up-down glow beams that are, once again, not synced to any part of the song and are far too intense to justify their existence with no song representation to go off of. I'm also not a fan of the slowed down transition between parts 2 and 3, because it once again does not match any element of the song and thus feels out of place. Lastly, the following part's camera rotates slowly side to side, which I personally am a huge proponent against because I feel like it adds nothing to the level and just looks disorienting. Despite this, though, the actual art design sections of the level are consistently quite solid. There's a few parts that resemble more "generic" modern styles from years past (namely parts 1 and 3 with the flat colour blocks, basic rectangular structures and very minimal background detail), but the second half has a lot more variation in structuring and deco style, as well as more complex backgrounds and pulsing effects that accentuate the song's percussion. I especially like the transition into the drop, since the song's rapid melody is conveyed quite well with how fast the backgrounds shift between one another. However, I can't overlook the issues I mentioned previously, and I would not recommend this level to be rated due to the poor cohesion and effect work in the first half.