Released Oct 2010
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
14 records in rotation · 42 plays on air
Artists
Tracks
Tribal percussion and spectral melodies lock into 125-BPM hypnosis, channelling Burridge’s after-hours pedigree at full tilt.
A 125 BPM D minor freight train with a melancholic soul; pure Herzblut voltage for the dead hours.
Warm, rolling deep house that swaddles the floor in melody while keeping the pressure firmly at nine—ideal for after-hours communion.
Maximum melodic voltage at 120 BPM, turning tropical heat into unapologetic after-hours sentiment.
Talabot’s leftfield hypnosis grips the floor at 113 BPM, turning indie dance into a deep house trance-state without breaking a sweat.
A dub-techno bullet at 122 BPM that weaponises warmth, locking the floor into Bla Bla’s hypnotic, high-energy spiral.
A tenacious 122-BPM vortex of dub techno's rawest impulses, engineered for the bleary-eyed hours when only hypnosis will do.
A viciously lean loop that trades spectacle for sustained, atmospheric pressure.
Raw, circling minimal techno built for locked-in floors and 4 AM hypnosis.
A peak-time pressure cooker where crystalline atmosphere and relentless 125 bpm drive collide with Bedrock authority.
I’d drop this when the room needs Diynamic’s signature late-night euphoria channelled into a 122 BPM surge of chord-driven tension.
A pressurised 128-bpm cut that weaponises atmosphere without sacrificing club weight.
A ten-out-of-ten juggernaut in 7B that weaponises 125 BPM velocity for peak-time annihilation on the floor.
Relentless, tunnel-vision techno built for strobe-lit peak hours when melody is surplus to requirement.