Released Oct 2018

Bruce dials the BPM to a heavy-lidded 109, letting UK bass fragments dissolve into a woozy, back-room hypnosis.

A woozy 111bpm breakbeat drift threading A minor shadows through after-hours smoke with the raw, leftfield poise I live for.

Bruce turns Hessle Audio’s bass pedigree into 122-BPM claustrophobia in A minor, dialling energy to 9 without cheap release.

Relentless 133 BPM electro pressure with a locked-groove intensity that demands total floor submission.

A devotional slow-burn that melts 120 BPM into pure sentiment, built for the hush between closing time and transcendence.

I'd run this at 125bpm when the floor needs taut Hessle pressure, letting sub weight and skeletal funk do the heavy lifting.

A sleek, peak-time melodic weapon that trades a vocal hook for pure, driving hypnosis.

Relentless 120 BPM pressure from the NAFF camp, marrying Jersey swing to deep melodic architecture with club-devouring intent.

A 120 BPM breakbeat weapon where dubby textures and meticulous percussion lock the room into submission.

A 128bpm pressure cooker that weaponises Hessle's leftfield pedigree for the peak-time floor.

Stripped-back F-minimal pressure built for 3 AM: all forward thrust, zero melodic baggage.

A raw, jacking 120-BPM missile built purely for sweat-drenched floors and strobe-lit abandon.

I'd call this a sleek breakbeat roller at 130 that proves restraint hits harder than force.

A brutalist 140 BPM hypnosis session that turns the booth into a pressure cooker.

I drop this Ninja Tune cut when the room needs a 130 BPM injection of razor-sharp attitude and unrelenting peak-time discipline.

A warm, rolling minimal tool with after-hours credibility that trades melodic fireworks for locked-in, high-energy groove.

Quirky leftfield house at full tilt, built for sweat-drenched floors that reward the weird.