Dub / ninja

Released Sep 2019

Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.

22 records in rotation · 118 plays on air

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Relentless 133 BPM electro pressure from a storied UK label, built strictly for sweat-drenched floors and strobe-lit abandon.

A sun-blazed 120-BPM pilgrimage through A-major bliss, where deep house bones meet melodic catharsis at full throttle.

I’d reach for this lush, organic deep house brimming with melody and emotional pull, perfect for an after-hours, design-crowd sway.

Global Communication turn Azymuth's source material into a deep, melodic cruiser that breathes pure atmosphere at peak time.

Nur8.2

Warm, shuffling minimal at 128 BPM that turns functional precision into pure late-night hypnosis.

A humid 105-bpm sway that threads organic melody through leftfield warmth, built for sunset floors rather than peak-time pressure.

Those bells still cut through 4 AM haze with surgical precision, even if every hand in the room already knows the score.

A peak-time D minor assault that weaponises Jon Sable’s deep house pedigree into pure progressive tension.

A rolling B-minor house cut at 133 BPM that channels peak energy into something deeper, darker, and deliriously locked.

A high-voltage, deep-leaning techno roller tuned for peak-time tension and fluid transitions.

A slow, seething late-night burner that trades standard urgency for a deeper, organic hypnosis.

A functional, high-octane rework that honours the original’s groove but plays it safer than its name suggests.

A 140bpm collision of UK garage syncopation and techno weight, all razor percussion and sub-pressure, built for the busiest floors.

I’d run this at peak-time: submerged bells tolling over a 122-BPM chassis, proving dubby house still has teeth when the pedigree is this pure.

Refined, minor-key house mechanics that favour patience over peak-time pandemonium; a subtle weapon for the floor’s deeper hours.

Serrated, slow-motion Hinge Finger pressure that bends UK house into something altogether stranger.

A Kwaidan-backed nu-disco peak-timer where emotive vocals ride a relentless 120 BPM groove with major-key abandon.

Cosmjn twists this into a 125-BPM hypnosis machine, all velvet pressure and after-hours menace.

A relentless 122 BPM dub-techno roller that dissolves into after-hours hypnosis, raw and precisely engineered for the floor.

Unhurried melodic house at 115, glowing with after-hours warmth and 8B brightness.

A 122-BPM hypnosis session from the Japanese underground that grips the floor with quiet, unrelenting force.

I’d drop this breakbeat missile when the room needs velocity over melody, all peak-time sweat and strobe-lit abandon.