Released Nov 2016
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
14 records in rotation · 79 plays on air
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Tracks
At 111 BPM in 3A, Cooper builds a high-energy deep house room that throbs with design-forward intent.
Jagged leftfield breaks at a merciless 125 BPM, locked in 3A and built for peak-time deployment when subtlety has already left the room.
Avalon Emerson turns 128 BPM tension into cathartic, bass-weighted euphoria without a drop of cheese.
I’d let these forward-thinking breaks and razor-sharp sound design carry the floor at 122 BPM of pure late-night underground momentum.
A breakbeat-licked 128-BPM bomb that weaponises the floor without sacrificing taste; peak-time muscle dressed in a wink.
A mischievous acid line coils through taut 125 BPM mechanics, proving Kitjen’s roster still knows how to make a room sweat without losing its cool.
Flatlined energy at 176 BPM; bruised Db minor synthesisers pull feeling from pure texture rather than torque.
A relentless 122 BPM hypnosis that strips minimal techno to its most forward-thinking skeleton.
Hypnotic sampledelia locked at 107 BPM, built for the deep hours when the room needs weight without weariness.
To my ears, this is D minor hypnosis at one-eighteen: a level-nine, deep-after-hours deluge that only Hivern Discs would sanction.
A bruising, atmospheric Innervisions cut that turns 122 BPM into a pressure cooker of late-night dread and release.
Submerged, driving hypnosis for the strobe-lit hours, tension coiled tight at 122 BPM.
I feel this 63-BPM juggernaut in my sternum: A minor sludge with a nine-out-of-ten snarl and nowhere to hide.