Released Nov 2017
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
19 records in rotation · 123 plays on air
Artists
Tracks
I’d reach for this 115 BPM glide whenever the room needs melodic warmth without sacrificing momentum.
Chandler channels maximum voltage through deep, soulful circuitry, delivering a 125 BPM peak-time weapon that glows with melodic warmth.
A maximal ten-out-of-ten jolt of minimal pressure that commands the floor without breaking a sweat.
A devastating 130bpm warehouse weapon where extreme energy meets utilitarian focus, leaving little room for surprise.
Darkroom Dubs delivers another subterranean weapon; lean, hypnotic and built for the after-hours bleed.
A lean, snapping warehouse weapon that pins the floor to a merciless, looping grid.
A brooding, slow-burning hypnosis that grips the floor without ever breaking a sweat.
Ten-out-of-ten energy meets melodic techno euphoria on a dark, driving 128-Bb-minor grid built for peak-time floors.
Frayed melodicism welded to a relentless 128 BPM grid; emotional house music that actually bruises.
A sleek 125 bpm minor-key cruise from Emerson, threading peak-time elegance with the kind of underground gravity AD 93 exists to document.
A bruised, 128-BPM postcard from the after-hours that proves lo-fi house can still gut you before the lights come up.
Fluorescent arpeggios spiral upward at 125, forging a hypnotic, peak-time weapon that glows rather than bludgeons.
Luciano bends the Metroplex blueprint into a tenacious, trance-inducing freight train that honours the original's alien geometry.
A raw, 128-BPM acid-techno cut in 5A that channels the Alter Ego lineage into unpolished, peak-time ferocity.
Relentless dub-techno pressure at 128 BPM, where every texture feels carved from concrete and hypnosis.
A sleek, melodic weapon that turns the 125 BPM grid into an insistent, tasteful pressure cooker.