Released Feb 2023

I’d reach for this 136bpm A-flat minor breaks weapon when the room needs a leftfield jolt of pure peak-time pressure.

A merciless 140-BPM lock in A-flat minor that turns the after-hours floor into a pressure cooker.

Sun-warmed piano chords bolted to a 125 BPM frame with enough club weight to move walls.

A pressurised 128-BPM vortex of aquatic hypnosis that grips the floor and simply refuses to let go.

A relentless 120 BPM lesson in 909 discipline that bridges Detroit heritage and Italo House hypnosis for the floor.

Relentless 136-BPM pressure from three operators who understand that true club weight needs no compromise.

In my booth, this 200-BPM Livity weapon is pure soundsystem pressure, razing floors without losing an ounce of underground poise.

Relentless two-hundred-BPM pressure with distinctive low-end design; a late-night missile for desperate floors.

I'd drop this when the room needs a communal release: a festival-sized vocal hook locked to a precision-tooled 128 BPM groove.

I keep returning to this sleek, 130-BPM cathedral of tension where Mesh pedigree meets the dancefloor’s edge.

Manni Dee drags Cooper's architecture through a foundry, forging a 136 BPM weapon of pure, scorched utility.

At 111 BPM, it drifts through the room like a sentient machine in 3A, balancing Hivern’s leftfield pedigree with a hypnotic, after-hours pulse.

A slow-burning, organic deep house cut that howls with melancholic energy at 113 BPM, perfect for the melodic brief's emotional peak.

A humid, dub-laced 103 BPM slow-burn that channels fierce energy into after-hours hypnosis.

A 146 BPM fever dream in downtempo disguise: earthy, hypnotic, and built for the after-hours edge.

Archival deep house at 120 BPM with a smoky B minor groove and enough late-night energy to keep a basement locked until closing.

At a breathless one-fifty, DJ Python weaponises experimental velocity into a claustrophobic joyride that demands peak-time submission.

Deep, dubbed-out hypnosis for my after-hours basement sets, pulsing at 120 with an energy that moves sideways into morning.

A rugged 125 BPM live house cut with after-hours swagger and just enough leftfield grit to keep the floor honest.

A relentless 122 BPM deep techno detonation where seismic low-end and melodic grit collide, built for peak-time floors that demand absolute surrender.

Toumba bends 136 BPM pressure into a lean, forward-moving dubstep framework that feels laser-focused for the floor.

A 140 BPM plunge into neon depths; Milyakov turns AD 93's leftfield dream into pure, hypnotic current.