Released Sep 2014

I’d turn the basement into a pressure cooker with this 118-BPM smoulder, all pads and relentless groove.

Atomnation delivers another hazy gem where 125-BPM propulsion meets melancholic drift, perfect for those emotive, leftfield moments.

A slow-motion drift through frostbitten textures that lingers like smoke in an empty room.

A warm, 125-BPM bullet of peak-time melodic heft with that vintage Ibiza glow, built for floors that need emotion without weakness.

A velvet-lined peak-time missile that balances hooks and horsepower without ever sounding cheap.

Sparse melodic ambient at a hushed 102 BPM, conjuring a vast emotional hush that swallows the room whole.

A graceful, 120-BPM deep house bridge that trades peak-time bombast for soulful, melodic patience between bigger room moments.

Roth unfurls a widescreen grief that never breaks a sweat, letting the 120 BPM pulse do the heavy lifting while the room holds its breath.

Nick Wisdom lets the groove smoulder at 115 BPM, crafting a humid, after-hours house cut that breathes and burns in equal measure.

FitzGerald’s remix runs at a relentless 120 BPM, threading leftfield electro tension through a high-voltage club framework.

Slow-burning after-hours hypnosis that keeps the floor locked without ever raising its voice.

I hear warm, rolling deep house at 120 BPM with enough club weight to floor a warehouse.