Released Aug 2010
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
16 records in rotation · 30 plays on air
Artists
Tracks
A 120 BPM E minor juggernaut that channels Pampa’s melodic warmth into a near-unbearable, beautiful emotional pressure.
Swayzak weaponises E major at 125 BPM, proving that full-throttle deep house can still feel tender.
A pressurised 125 BPM drift through E minor warmth that somehow sustains peak-time intensity without ever resorting to obvious theatrics.
A peak-time Cocoon weapon that marries ruthless 125 BPM drive with an unexpected melodic centre, built for strobe-lit surrender.
A relentless 125 BPM surge of minimal techno pressure that demands peak-time deployment and rewards the floor with visceral, unyielding momentum.
I keep this pressurised 128-BPM hypnosis coiled through B-flat minor for when the room needs smoke, not mirrors.
A deep, emotive house epic that marries 5A minor-key tension to a ten-out-of-ten physical charge for the after-hours floor.
A 125-bpm A-minor odyssey where raw organic textures and world-music threads carve out a deeply human dancefloor narrative.
A midnight-blue Diynamic roller that trades peak-time bombast for tension, letting the 125 BPM frame breathe through melodic pressure.
Plastic City heritage distilled into a 125-BPM D-minor cruiser that burns at maximum wattage without losing its after-hours cool.
I’d call it a wiry, after-hours missile that proves minimal tech can still bare its teeth without breaking a sweat.
A sleek 120 BPM hypnotiser from Mike Shannon that trades bombast for razor-sharp focus and locked-in minimal warmth.
A mesmeric 125 BPM dub techno hypnosis that trades peak-time bombast for after-hours sorcery, locking the floor in Ghostmode’s deep, melodic spell.
Shadow-drenched dub techno that locks the room into 120-BPM hypnosis, all sub-pressure and cavernous reverb.
Deep, warm hypnosis at 120 BPM—organic atmosphere engineered for the small hours and discerning floors.