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Thu, 24 Sept 2026

12 added to rotation · every day's dig

The Ninja on the day's dig

Today's thread is overwhelmingly electronic, with UK garage, progressive house and speed garage dictating the pace. Casey Spillman's "Lonely" heads the list at 8.3, while SUPERFAN's "Ode to Hum" supplies the only alternative rock fix. Bonobo and Nicole Miglis also appear in the progressive house stack with "Talk to Me".

12 added to rotation

AD 93 pedigree meets slow emotional house at 103 BPM, forging a leftfield anthem that hums with urgent, major-key longing.

Ibiza-ready organic deep house at 125 BPM, melodic enough to breathe between the bigger room weapons.

Brisk 130 BPM speed-garage with a deep, accessible low-end that bridges heavier records without losing peak-time momentum.

I’d call this a peak-time trance weapon that trades subtlety for sheer velocity, built to tear through festival air with unapologetic melodic force.

A polished 125-BPM surge of melodic progressive house that channels Anjunadeep’s accessible daytime rush without losing floor focus.

A frictionless Latin-Afro bumper that screams peak-time but dissolves on contact; playable, not unforgettable.

Diynamic sheen stretched over peak-time muscle at 125bpm, built for big-room surrender.

Sun-drenched vocal house that favours songcraft over shock value, built for open-air afternoons when the crowd wants melody before mayhem.

Boom7.8

A relentless 130bpm roller built for peak-time sweat, bridging UKG swing with straight-ahead groove logic.

A vocal-led Afro House cruiser that trades outright risk for pure floor utility at a locked 120.

BBD7.8

A lean, sun-drenched Afro-house cut that locks the floor at 122 BPM without breaking a sweat.

Hessle-certified UKG pressure that balances sugar-rush melody with a cold, after-hours stare.