Released Jan 2022
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
16 records in rotation · 139 plays on air
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Leftfield breaks glide at 133bpm, letting melodies in the 2B key unravel across the floor with cool, understated urgency.
At one-thirteen in A minor, I hear sub-bass unfurl beneath needlepoint percussion, channelling fierce energy into deep house hypnosis that rewards patient floors.
Peak-time tech-house pressure tempered by a deep, rolling groove and minor-key atmosphere.
I'd play this immaculate 120 BPM deep-house cruise, though it keeps its shoes too clean for the underground room.
A hundred-BPM hypnosis job that smuggles peak-time intensity into the after-hours via Tartelet's leftfield deep house strangeness.
I’d call it a simmering 125-BPM marriage of Bonobo’s melodic patience and O’Flynn’s breaks precision that rewards the floor without pandering.
A warm, cerebral 125-BPM throbber that proves high energy and late-night introspection can share the same smoke-filled room.
L.I.E.S. pedigree meets sheer velocity; a 125bpm juggernaut that drags the floor into raw, unrelenting territory.
A low-slung after-hours drift I’d let dissolve the room into humid, organic texture and quiet confidence.
Raw Klasse Wrecks electro stripped to sparking wires and sent hurtling at a hundred-and-thirty.
A Rush Hour legend unloads emotionally resonant melody at a breathless, unrelenting 122 BPM.
A sleek, rolling 128-BPM deep techno cut built for 4AM floors where swing is currency and restraint is the real flex.
A full-throttle 128 BPM speed garage cut that balances lethal bassweight against a surprisingly nimble swing.
A warm, melodic breaks weapon that channels deep hypnosis into a peak-time, 128-BPM surge.