Load Walter Meego’s Voyager into iTunes and the genre that appears is simply “pop.” And despite the fact that the Chicago duo’s material is built around a dance format, this is a truly apt description. On their debut, the band looks to spit-shine the work of current favorites Hot Chip and Cut Copy using a much-too-sugary formula behind singer Justin Sconza’s whiny vocals. Meego has also clearly spent considerable time with Air’s Moon Safari–tracks like “More Than I Can Say” and “Tomorrowland” copy almost exactly that record’s lounge crooning and spaceship-engine whirs. While their aesthetic at times borders on obnoxious, Voyager’s production is black-toast crisp and its songs retain an almost Beatles-like dedication to melodic precision.