Released Nov 2013

Freerange fidelity meets crate-digging charm at a relentless 125; polished, punchy, but playing the deep house game a little too straight.

Surgical sound design at a restrained 133 bpm; a lean, leftfield pivot that clears the air without losing the floor.

Objekt turns 130 BPM into a pressure chamber, swapping peak-time release for claustrophobic, A minor restraint that demands close listening.

Smith N Hack rewire Herbert’s locomotive groove into a 128-BPM leftfield carriage that rides with impeccable restraint.

A slow-burning 122 bpm hypnosis where every synth filament trembles with melancholy restraint.

A brooding 109 BPM meditation where E minor melancholia and dense atmosphere punch well above their weight, built for the heads-down hour.

A ten-out-of-ten energy juggernaut that distils Kompakt's melodic precision into pure, unrelenting dance-floor propulsion.

A glossy 109 BPM pivot from Roche Musique that bridges nu-disco shimmer and leftfield emotion for the after-midnight crowd.

Wraetlic turns the floor into a pressure chamber where melancholy and brute force share the same breath.

An Innervisions cut at 125 BPM that weaponises its energy-10 rating into melodic, peak-time pressure, built for the strobe-lit moment where feeling meets force.

Maverickz steers the original into peak-time progressive territory, all crystalline tension and 125 BPM forward motion.

Warm jazzy textures pulse through a 120-BPM after-hours hush, built for the journey home.

Dub-tinged deep house at 122 BPM channels fierce, late-night energy into a smoky, organic groove built for locked floors.

A faithful Chicago house sermon that honours the roots but refuses to rewrite the scripture; functional, fierce, and firmly past midnight.

Taut melodic minimal at 130 bpm; emotional precision wrapped in a visionary techno groove.