Released Apr 2012

A warm, merciless 120 BPM peak-timer that locks melodic depth to a basement’s relentless pulse.

A dubby, hypnotic 125-BPM minimal weapon that melts into the floorboards and refuses to leave the room.

A 125-BPM pressure cooker wrapped in C-major warmth, built for Berlin floors that demand deep house soul with techno muscle.

I keep returning to this warm, propulsive cut that trades bombast for genuine emotional traction at floor level.

A sleek 128-bpm cruiser that merges melodic warmth with unrelenting club pressure, perfect for when the floor needs elevation without abandon.

My go-to Rush Hour reissue: liquid deep house at 120 BPM that turns maximum energy into pure, immersive hypnosis.

Still the blueprint for aqueous deep house: 120 BPM of fluid pressure that dissolves the room.

A sweat-drenched 125bpm weapon that channels raw, physical groove into every bar—pure dancefloor utility from an underground titan.

Melodic techno with a ghostly core, sky-high energy and the kind of late-night intimacy that fills a room without ever raising its voice.

A lush, high-energy dub that fills the room with warmth, even if it never quite finds its own unmistakable silhouette.

I would drop Kunkel’s 122-BPM, 7A remix when the floor needs Parquet’s emotional heft welded to peak-time muscle.

I'd drop this at 113bpm and watch the room lock into Terje's leftfield disco swagger, all peak-time energy and weirdo elegance.