Released Jun 2023
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
26 records in rotation · 190 plays on air
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I’d slot this Tour-Maubourg rework straight into a late-night set: smoky, jazz-touched keys riding a 128 BPM pulse with real feeling.
A psychedelic house surge at 128 BPM, fusing leftfield melody with peak-time energy and genuine emotional lift.
A relentless 136 BPM hypnosis session that strips techno to its sinew and nerve.
Organic percussion and A minor warmth collide at 102 BPM for a sleazy, slow-burning bridge weapon.
Serrated electro at 128 that feels like a live wire dancing across wet concrete—mean, lean, and built for basement sweat.
Aterral serves a 125-BPM fever dream where 11A warmth meets relentless, hypnotic torque.
I'd call this a warm, hydraulic roller that smoulders at 128 BPM with the quiet confidence of a true basement weapon.
At 109 BPM, the trio welds percussive detail to coldwave severity, burning with a relentless, hypnotic intensity.
Running Back continues its streak of refined club hypnosis with a breaks-inflected deep house cut that favours patience over peak-time pyrotechnics.
I keep this one locked for mid-set charm: a 130-BPM Running Back cut that hooks the room without ever getting needy.
A 130-BPM after-hours weapon that cloaks deep house warmth inside tech trance mechanics, built for smoke-filled rooms and 4 AM epiphanies.
I’d swear these pads and the relentless 130 BPM throb turn the club into a four-am confessional.
A brooding 120-BPM deep cut that trades club momentum for 4A introspection.
A bruising 125-BPM speed garage weapon built for basement sweat and strobe-lit abandon.
Sophisticated after-hours electronica that balances precise sound design with a warm, expansive ambience.
A sun-drenched, hypnotic 120 BPM meditation where deep techno's pulse meets organic warmth, built for peak-time transcendence.
Sleek minimal techno that locks the floor into a 125-BPM hypnosis without ever raising its voice.
I’d drop this when the room needs to breathe but the voltage must stay high.
I hear a luminous 122-BPM stride through melodic terrain that burns bright without scorching the after-hours grace.