Released Apr 2019

Rabid acid lines cut through raw breaks at 133 BPM, forging a dark, sweaty weapon for basement floors.

Dj Deep and Poncet turn Marina Trench's source material into a 128-BPM hypnosis engine, all pressure and twilight melody.

Relentless 128 BPM pressure sculpted for peak-time sweat, where Kettama turns Shall Not Fade’s floor into a thundering minor-key carnival.

Warm, off-kilter deep house that keeps its soul intact while the low-end does the heavy lifting.

Rolling breaks and low-slung bass lock into a groove that prizes patience over peak-time bombast, built for the knowing hours.

Midland flips the Chemical Brothers into a sleek 128 BPM hypnosis engine, trading festival bombast for a tense, minor-key groove built for after-hours floors.

Hooky UKG pressure from Anz that dodges every lazy drop in favour of genuine club physics and a sound design you can’t fake.

Ruthless 146 BPM electro that treats the dancefloor like a pressure chamber; after-hours weaponry from one of the underground’s sharpest minds.

Anz straddles electro urgency and Miami bass bounce at 136 BPM, keeping the low-end taut and the floor moving.