Released Aug 2023
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
19 records in rotation · 93 plays on air
Artists
Tracks
Bright, brutal mechanised funk at 140 BPM; melodic lines carve through the clutter like a scalpel on a peak-time floor.
A maximalist 140 BPM Brainfeeder fever dream that thumps with unrelenting energy and leftfield swagger.
Forward-thrusting breaks at 146bpm with surgical sound design and the kind of late-night menace that clears the dancefloor of pretenders.
A 122-bpm after-hours haze where melodic tension and rhythmic discipline blur the line between deep house and the dancefloor.
Scuffed machine funk at 133 BPM, dragging the floor through a tunnel of unpolished electro discipline.
A triangulated siege on the senses: three minds sculpt 130 BPM breaks into a claustrophobic, luminous pressure chamber.
Marvin & Guy twist the original into a mesmeric 128-BPM tunnel of leftfield hypnosis that demands a dark room and a capable soundsystem.
A jazz-tinged deep house cut that drives at 125 with peak-time energy and hooks sharp enough to own the floor without ever sounding cheesy.
Late-night minimalism with a sub-heavy locked groove that turns 125 BPM into pure hypnotic pressure.
Heist delivers another warm, driving after-hours cut that trades innovation for reliable, body-moving hypnosis.
Vocal hooks pierce a relentless 125bpm groove built for main-stage sweat and sticky confetti mornings.
A relentless 143 BPM siege of tempered steel and strobe-light mathematics, engineered purely for the peak.
A slow-burning, high-voltage rework that drags deep house into the after-hours twilight without losing its pulse.
A bruising 143-BPM electro-dubstep hybrid that turns any room into a pressure cooker; pure peak-time venom from Dionysian Mysteries.
Helena Hauff turns the dial to pure voltage, delivering a 130-BPM siege in key 8A that hijacks the room and refuses to apologise.