Released Jun 2017

Lo-fi hypnosis at a steady 125 BPM, tailor-made for the moment the night dissolves into grey morning light.

A submerged 70-BPM meditation where jazz-brushed percussion dissolves into vast, intricate synth drift, perfect for the after-hours comedown.

I hear a slow-motion breath of organic texture unfurling at 94 BPM with the quiet confidence of a master letting silence speak.

Warm, dubby minimal house rolling at 125bpm with effortless, tasteful pressure.

A low-slung, minor-key drift through the Hessle Audio hinterlands, built for the moment when the floor exhales and the room dims.

A lean, bass-weighted missile that coils through the mix with deceptive agility and Hessle-grade precision.

A white-knuckle 122 BPM hypnosis from Hessle’s outer rim, where leftfield techno turns the room into a pressure chamber.

A sleek, 122 BPM progressive juggernaut that weaponises restraint without sacrificing peak-time payload.

Sterac Electronics lands a sleek, late-night electro missile at 130 BPM: taut, melodic, and absolutely lethal on the floor.

A sugared vocal refrain rides a relentless 122-bpm groove that demands hands-in-the-air surrender.

Chaos in the CBD turns the original inside-out, forging a 125-bpm lunar workout of bruised bass and minor-key melancholy.

I’d slot this hooky, lo-fi E-Beamz cut into any set: pure emotion at 118 BPM without a hint of cheese.

Viscous deep house at 120 that trades peak-time fireworks for a humid, emotional afterglow.

A masterclass in slow-burn tension, wringing maximum pressure from a deceptively modest tempo and an almost violent ten-out-of-ten energy.

A pressurised 125-BPM plunge into warm, hypnotic deep house territory.

Peak-hour voltage dressed in deep-house silk, unspooling late-night tension across a locked 125-BPM grid.