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Mon, 14 Sept 2026

78 added to rotation · every day's dig

The Ninja on the day's dig

Today's thread is welded to the dancefloor, with techno and house commanding nearly every slot in the crate. Silent Servant and Sandwell District's "Sampler 1 B1 (Regis Edit)" towers above the rest at 9.2, while Osunlade's "Rock Wit U" and Bicep's "Drift" lend some deeper, more spacious contrast to the four-four dominance.

78 added to rotation

Melodic tension rides a relentless 122 BPM groove, forging peak-time deep house with an emotive, club-ready pulse.

Rush Hour pedigree meets peak-time pathos at 128 BPM—melodic, muscular, and unapologetically emotional on the floor.

Wallace (UK) brings Rhythm Section pedigree to a 128-BPM peak-time weapon built for soundsystem damage.

A relentless 136 BPM hypnosis session that strips techno to its sinew and nerve.

Levon Vincent strips Matador back to a steely, hypnotic 136-BPM weapon built for the darkest hours.

A 125-BPM masterclass in tension: deep-house heart, tech-house muscle, and a brightness that lifts the roof.

A 125-bpm torrent of melodic warmth that channels peak energy into organic, emotional deep house pull.

A melodic, high-energy glide at 125BPM that suspends the room in breath-held ambient tension.

Polygonia weaves intricate 122 BPM minimalism into a 7A groove that somehow stays warm while running at a perfect ten.

Warm, dubby minimal house rolling at 125bpm with effortless, tasteful pressure.

Relentless 128-BPM hypnosis in C minor that fuses melodic deepness with peak-time pressure, honouring the label’s club pedigree.

A masterclass in leftfield tension: Ostgut Ton veterans weld a razor-sharp hook to 130 BPM pressure, forging a weapon of pure, credible floor intensity.

Relentless rhythmic hypnosis at 133 BPM; a forward-thinking techno weapon that locks the floor into pure momentum.

A 136-BPM leftfield stomp that chews through floorboards with nine-out-of-ten intensity.

A guaranteed Dial hypnosis at 128 BPM: skeletal, deep, and relentless enough to own the after-hours.

Relentless 130-BPM hypnosis that weaponises atmosphere into pure peak-time pressure.

Mature, melodic voltage at 130 BPM; deep house emotion armoured in techno's peak-time steel.

A gleaming 125 BPM vocal house weapon that converts sceptics without sacrificing dance floor credibility.

At 125 BPM in A-flat minor, Osunlade’s Yoruba Soul dub channels maximum energy through restraint, space, and effortless pedigree.

A ruthless 125-BPM wirewalk in D-flat minor; pure Sandwell District lineage forged in iron and reverb.

Dub chords dissolve into a 130bpm hypnosis; warm minimalism for the after-hours fringe.

Rodriguez Jr. dials the tension to ten without breaking a sweat, forging a 122-BPM corridor of shadow and sentiment.

I’d drop this 143-BPM furnace of raw hypnotic pressure to lock the floor in industrial stasis.

Forward-thinking sound design at 140 BPM; a late-night vortex where raw hypnotic techno and goa-trance tension collide.