Released Jun 2018

Leftfield deep house that warms the room without breaking sweat, built for the late-night pivot when the crowd still wants to move.

I’d call this 122-BPM A-minor melancholy a trapdoor; Recondite turns crushing energy into hypnotic, floor-locking grace.

Hraach turns Satori's original into a smouldering, 115-bpm E minor meditation that trades speed for density.

A grubby, hook-laden 125bpm weapon that marries lo-fi grit to after-hours desperation, perfectly suited to the bleary end of a long night.

Emotional deep house baked in lo-fi warmth and pressed at a merciless 120, built for the floor but aimed straight at the chest.

Frayed circuitry and a relentless 125-bpm throb turn this into a sweat-drenched, after-hours confessional.

Melodic tension rides a relentless 122 BPM groove, forging peak-time deep house with an emotive, club-ready pulse.

A muscular 125-BPM sermon that honours pedigree without pretending the last twenty years never happened.

I hear a glossy, hook-laden 128bpm cruiser that balances festival scale with basement warmth, proving melody and credibility can share the same room.

I’d kill a dancefloor with this: 118 BPM of humid, minor-key organic house with melody that actually breathes.

A restrained 120 BPM march in D minor, mapping Innervisions melodic depth onto a leftfield terrain that moves without insisting.

This 125bpm Detroit bruiser channels raw, late-night paranoia into the kind of dancefloor hypnosis I live for.

A loping, high-voltage house throb wrapped in sunlit 6B pads that rewires peak-time tension into emotive, leftfield atmosphere.

I lock into this refined tech-house pedigree for its deep, rolling 125 BPM sway.