Released Sep 2020
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
17 records in rotation · 142 plays on air
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Tracks
A restrained 125 bpm meditation in woody, organic tech-house that trades fireworks for headphone intimacy and warm detail.
Warm organic deep house with club weight, riding a 125 BPM pulse that fills the floor without ever feeling forced.
A 125bpm hypnosis of raw dub pressure and rolling sub-bass engineered for the after-hours lock-in.
Relentless 128 BPM hypnosis dressed in after-hours cool; a leftfield juggernaut that refuses to let the floor go home.
At 146 BPM, it turns the room into a sweat-drenched cathedral of major-key longing.
An energy-10, 128-BPM surge that stitches melodic catharsis to a peak-time techno chassis without a single trance cliché.
A sleek, late-night synth-pop bullet that burns bright at 113 bpm without ever breaking a sweat.
O’Sullivan sculpts cavernous warmth at 125 BPM, turning melodic dub depth into pure after-hours propulsion.
A 115bpm minor-key crawl that wraps the floor in coiled tension and neon dread.
Leftfield breakbeat pressure polished through a Kitsune lens, primed for the terminally-online dancefloor.
I drop Anz's 136 BPM grime pressure cooker for the Hessle faithful and watch the room tighten.
I'd drop this feral, hook-laden 133bpm juggernaut whenever the basement needs peak-time devastation.
Anz dials the gain down but not the grit, carving 133bpm breakbeat space for Hessle’s after-hours faithful.
A wiry 130 BPM UKG flex from the Studio Barnhus camp, all leftfield bounce and after-hours swagger.
A polished after-hours cruiser that trades risk for warmth, perfect for the 4 AM comedown rather than the ceiling-shattering peak.