Released Dec 2018

A rugged 130 BPM stomper channelling raw warehouse energy through meticulously frayed textures.

A lush, vocal-led glide through organic percussion at 120 BPM, purpose-built for open-air transcendence.

A steel-plated 130bpm weapon channeling pure machine discipline for the basement's darkest hour.

A full-throttle 122 BPM rush from the Berlin mainstay, trading innovation for pure, unrelenting dancefloor pressure.

Raw feeling welded to a 125 BPM grid, bridging leftfield introspection and peak-time functionality without breaking its cool.

A razor-sharp 120 BPM cut that channels global leftfield heat into clipp.Art's sleek, high-energy framework.

A lurching, hypnotic 100-BPM groove that twists G minor into something altogether stranger and more seductive.

I'd drop this at 130 and watch the room buckle under its own low-end gravity.

Hinge Finger techno at 133 BPM with a raw, hypnotic grind that locks the floor without mercy.

Razor-sharp breaks and low-end swagger collide at 130 BPM for a masterclass in UK dancefloor tension.

To my ears, this is a low-wattage, 130-BPM smudge of minor-key texture trading peak-time pressure for headphone reverie and early-room hypnosis.

A slow-burning, leftfield after-hours cut that smoulders at 200 BPM, built for the bleary-eyed final hours.

I’d save these bass-weighted breaks for the moment the room tilts forward and refuses to look back.

Skeletal breaks and bass that stalk the floor at a whisper, proving low energy can still grip.

Overmono tighten the screws at 136 BPM, fusing brittle breaks with bass weight that turns any room into a pressure cooker.