Released Oct 2020

Raw rhythmic fragments suspended in synthetic mist, perfect for the leftfield hours when the room needs tension without release.

Relentless machine funk at 140 BPM; a no-nonsense electro juggernaut I’d save for peak-time pressure.

At 77 BPM, 11A dissolves into smoke: a low-energy séance of resin-trapped textures and devotional silence.

Slow-motion dread and crystalline texture; a heavy, hypnotic plunge into Modern Love’s abyss.

I’d drop this bruised ambient minimalism at seventy-eight BPM to pressurise the room with sub-bass and ritual dread.

Anz stitches UK bass pressure into a 130 BPM house framework, conjuring a room that breathes low-end and forward momentum.

A 61-BPM drift in 7A that turns the booth into a confessional at four in the morning.

A molten, 62-BPM séance in key 3A that dissolves the dancefloor into pure texture. Modern Love does it again.

I keep this 125 BPM utility belt handy: immaculate mechanics, but zero gravitational centre.

Warm 107 bpm slowness with festival-polished world textures; moves the floor but plays it a little too safe.

Deep Heads at 140: B minor bass weight dissolves into atmospheric drift, built for the heads-down, leftfield hours.

A weightless yet propulsive cruiser that proves deep house can still sound alien and intimate at 113 bpm.

My 61 BPM E minor secret weapon for when the room must forget time entirely.