Released Mar 2019

Cinematic melodic techno that breathes and burns at 125, built for the after-hours dissolve.

Joy O turns the screws until my room sways, fusing 133 BPM urgency with Barnhus eccentricity.

A grooved-out 125 BPM bullet that trades peaks for sustained, late-night hypnosis.

A hundred-BPM fever dream where organic textures and G minor melancholy collide, built for dimly lit floors that refuse to settle.

Taut electro breaks at 140 BPM with sub-bass heft, designed for the moment the room tilts into heads-down hypnosis.

I’d call this a feverish 200-BPM disco sprint wrapped in melodic atmosphere and after-hours warmth, tailor-made for Pipe & Pochet’s leftfield floor.

Understated deep-house elegance; a sleek, emotive groove that prizes songcraft over peak-time bombast.

Isolee bends minimal techno into a hypnotic, melodic leftfield odyssey, engineered for immersive 125-BPM peak-time floors.

A supergroup cut that locks 120 BPM into a fibrous leftfield weave, letting impeccable atmosphere curdle into near-feverish energy.

A dubby, 122-BPM deep house roller that wraps the room in warm sub-bass and peak-time momentum, perfect for after-hours lock-in.

A lean, hypnotic deep-house groover that lets the low-end do the talking at a seductive 113 BPM.

A lean, piston-pressured cut that coils 10A tension into 136-bpm hypnosis.

Taut, metallic breakbeats cut through the smoke at 130, bridging Detroit precision and warehouse heft with ice-cold authority.

A sleek, warm minimal roller that locks the floor at 128 with insistent, late-night momentum.

Traumer coils warm organ tones into a 128-BPM hypnosis that only unravels after dawn.

Raw, hypnotic lo-fi house that sacrifices novelty for pure, reliable low-end momentum.