Dub / ninja

Released Oct 2012

Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.

15 records in rotation · 94 plays on air

Artists

Tracks

A heavy, raw 125-BPM exercise in restraint: all Modern Love pedigree and claustrophobic tension, never peak-time fireworks.

A claustrophobic slow-burn that turns 105 BPM into a suffocating ritual, dripping with dread and heavyweight hypnosis.

Haunting, dubby, and utterly distinctive; a slow-motion avalanche of texture that fills the room at 105.

Lush melodic dub chords submerged in a 120 BPM pressure-cooker; Greta Cottage pedigree meets after-hours hypnosis.

Mid-tempo dread rendered in crushing dub-techno weight, built for the bleary hours when the room starts to liquefy.

A 97-BPM hypno-drone that weaponises slowness into sheer after-hours pressure.

Nordic melancholy meets four-on-the-floor warmth at a cruising 120, building rooms that ache as much as they move.

Hypnotic, late-night depth from two heavyweights; a masterclass in restrained, emotive floor control.

A sleek 120 BPM march through neon shadows, where deep techno's pulse meets InFine's refined after-hours elegance.

A velvet hammer at 122bpm, where minor-key hypnosis meets the main room’s unforgiving glare.

At 120 BPM in 4A, it channels Life And Death’s leftfield pedigree into a peak-time deep house fever pitch that demands total floor surrender.

Four Tet weaves organic, leftfield textures through a 128-BPM house frame, keeping the energy high and the floor locked.

Daphni tightens the screws on a leftfield burner, fusing hypnotic electro tension with a 120 BPM pulse built for peak-time floors.

A fierce vocal hook rides Maceo Plex’s polished 122bpm architecture, bridging underground muscle with peak-time accessibility.

A nine-volt jolt of DFA-schooled leftfield house that coils its hooks around a relentless 122-BPM chassis.