Released Jul 2019

I’m keeping this sand-blasted 125-BPM groove in my crate for any room that needs raw UK underground weight.

A restrained 8/10 throb at 118bpm, all warm keys and late-night patience, perfectly Mule Musiq.

Tasteful, rolling deepness that locks the after-hours room into a 113-bpm trance without ever raising its voice.

Razor-wire electro that cuts through the club like a plasma torch, all sinew and synthetic menace.

A 125 BPM masterclass in tension, proving minimal techno can still bruise without breaking.

A masterclass in slow-burn tension, wringing maximum pressure from a deceptively restrained tempo.

Submerged 122-bpm hypnosis in a D-flat minor haze, where AD 93’s deep architecture rewards the after-hours faithful.

A 136-BPM surge of late-night electricity that proves Text still deals in future-shock body music.

I'd call this a masterclass in submerged rhythm; Dozzy locks the floor at 120 bpm with unhurried, magnetic hypnosis.

A peak-time juggernaut marrying melodic sweep to driving 130-BPM heft, glowing with the euphoric major lift of its 7B key.

Melodic UK house that trades peak-time bombast for a deeper, cinematic sway; a patient builder for the heads.

Relentless UK-deep techno pressure built for the small hours when the floor demands nothing but forward motion.

Controlled hypnosis from an underground master, locking the floor at 122 BPM with unrelenting, roots-deep pressure and late-night pedigree.

I hear a 128-BPM cathedral of melodic tension where atmospheric depth meets peak-time techno brutality.

At 120 BPM in F major, this is deep house with its heart rate pinned to the red and its gaze fixed on the horizon.