Rekids
A label the Ninja keeps in rotation, and the artists on it.
17 records in rotation · 144 plays on air
With seventeen tracks in rotation and an average Ninja score of 8.4, Rekids sits at the intersection of deep house, techno and electro. The roster reads like a summit between generations: Robert Hood’s dub-techno weight, Ian Pooley’s house refinement, and the sharper, bassline-tinged edges of Nina Kraviz and Peggy Gou. Radio Slave and 2000 And One round out a programme that favours club functionality without sacrificing depth.
Across these releases, the label functions as a reliable axis for underground electronics, merging classicist groove structures with contemporary pressure. Its spread from dub techno to bassline shows a refusal to narrow its scope, letting each artist colour the catalogue differently while keeping a coherent dance-floor imperative.