Released Jan 2012
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
17 records in rotation · 124 plays on air
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Peak-time Crosstown Rebels weaponry: 125 BPM of saturated, high-energy tech-house built for strobe-lit abandon.
A claustrophobic, 115-BPM after-hours weapon that trades speed for lethal hypnosis.
I save this humid 107-BPM hypnosis for the after-hours, when the floor needs a slo-mo spell to keep swaying.
A simmering, high-tension after-hours cut that proves 102 BPM can carry serious weight.
A humid, nocturnal slow-burn that coils 8A's minor tension into pure late-night hypnosis, Talabot at his most sorcerous.
A humid minor-key pilgrimage through strobing fog at one-eighteen BPM, where leftfield tension meets Permanent Vacation euphoria.
Sun-bleached percussion and humid synthesis merge at dusk, crafting a patient, body-moving ritual from organic texture and restraint.
Talismanic nu-disco at 111 BPM, weaving deep, emotive programming into a hazy, lockstep ritual.
Late-night leftfield house at 111 BPM, where deep texture and high-voltage energy collide in Talabot’s unmistakable gloom.
Sun-bleached tension rides a 107 BPM frame, merging Balearic ease with synthwave pressure for peak-time drama at terrace tempo.
I’d trade any peak-time bombast for this narcotic, quarter-hour deep-house pilgrimage that shimmers slowly towards dawn.
Raw Detroit machine-funk at 140 BPM, stripped-back and deadly, built for sweating walls and strobe-lit basements.
I drop this at 140 BPM and watch the room lock into pure Detroit voltage.
Serrated Detroit electro at 140 BPM that commands the floor with zero compromise and absolute authority.
I let this 120-BPM F-major avalanche loose when the floor needs lush, leftfield euphoria without sacrificing a drop of propulsive energy.
Peak-time vocal house at a relentless one-twenty-five, dripping with ten-out-of-ten melodrama and the shadows of that four-A key.