Released Nov 2018

Warm, rolling deep techno that melts into the early hours without losing its edge.

Edmondson bends 130 BPM into a queasy, hypnotic lurch that makes the room feel like it is breathing back at you.

Unrelenting basement tackle at 125 BPM, all shadowy 11A key and raw, unpolished pedigree.

TSHA channels peak-time voltage into something tender without ever losing the floor.

I:Cube shapes a dubby, peak-time trip that grips the floor without losing its trippy depth.

Hessle-grade breaks that fray at the edges, stitching raw UK bass pressure into something quietly unhinged.

Skeletal breaks hewn from bedrock; Parker crafts low-energy tension and cavernous space for the patient floor.

A masterclass in negative space, where 133bpm breakbeats dissolve into pure, hypnotic architecture.

Phonica White delivers another weapon: warm, melodic deep house with a synth hook that burrows straight into the bloodstream.

Atmospheric leftfield electronica that weds melodic patience to a genuine emotional undertow.

A maximalist deep-house juggernaut that weaponises melody without losing its eccentric soul.

A tenacious 125bpm march through Gb major melancholy, where deep house melody meets unrelenting midnight pressure.

A locked-in 128-BPM hypnosis session that proves groove is the only booster you need.

I'd drop this lean, muscular groove machine at peak-time, its deep-house sensibility and unrelenting forward motion built to move floors.

A warm, rolling deep house cut that locks the floor at 125 BPM with organic melody and serious Freerange swagger.

Sleek, warm-blooded hypnotiser that coils through the floorboards with refined, peak-time authority.