Released Jan 2021

Locked 120-BPM deep house in 3B, glowing with warm pads and that rare late-night energy I actually trust.

Jagged 133-BPM electro strips everything back to bone and bass-weight, built purely for damp walls and strobe panic.

Dreijer sculpts a 128-BPM cathedral of elastic percussion and narcotic dread that swallows the room whole.

Taut, metallic breakbeat pressure at 140 BPM that drags the room into a sweat-drenched after-hours chokehold.

Relentless 133 BPM pressure in 5A; raw electro energy filtered through a bass-heavy, club-credible lens.

Breaks and brittle emotion collide at 128 BPM, forging a peak-time anthem that aches as much as it moves.

Tasteful sound design at 120 bpm, bridging ambient patience with the weight of a discerning dance floor.

Refined peak-time hypnosis that locks the floor into a singular, breathless momentum.

I'd call this a sleek 120bpm nocturnal cruiser balancing melodic sheen with warehouse-ready heft.

Breaks-tinged electronica that balances solid sound design with accessible urgency, perfectly weighted for a 133-BPM floor.

I’d drop this atmospheric cello-electronica cut at 125 BPM when the room needs peak energy with an after-hours intellect.

A 136-BPM trance collision that feels like 4 a.m. neon: sharp, sentimental, and wired on after-hours fumes.

A breakbeat hurricane at 136 BPM, fusing trance euphoria with warehouse muscle for the peak-time faithful.

I'd ride these driving leftfield breaks through a trance lens straight into peak-time surrender.

I’d call this a neon cathedral of breaks and melody, engineered for the moment the strobes hit maximum tilt.

Rachmad distils pure peak-time menace into 130 BPM of greyscale hypnosis and warehouse pressure.

A torrent of 12A voltage where Mullaert’s melody crashes against Siech’s hypnotic undertow, forging peak-time techno with a bruised heart.

At 143 BPM and energy locked at two, it is vast ambient that pressurises the room without ever breaking its glacial hush.

A mischievous 128-bpm roller that stitches quirky hooks to a muscular kick, built for sweat-drenched Dekmantel mornings.

I’d drop this theremin-warped electro juggernaut at 128 BPM when the room needs brute force and after-hours oddity in equal measure.

Relentless ten-out-of-ten energy welded to deep dubby hypnosis at 130 BPM; a peak-time weapon that consumes the floor.

Sleek, emotive deep house at 128 BPM that hits hard without crumbling into sentimentality.

At 125 BPM in 4B, this remix swaps electro coldness for living, breathing texture without sacrificing peak-time voltage.