Released Sep 2023
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
18 records in rotation · 77 plays on air
Artists
Tracks
Serrated 140 BPM electro-grime that drags the room into a neon-lit chokehold—pure Dionysian pressure.
I’d reach for this sleek 128-BPM house weapon when the room needs after-hours hypnosis.
A raw, 133-BPM masterclass in bass-weight hypnosis that smothers the floor and refuses to let go.
Lean 130-BPM pressure with a cold 4B gleam; peak-time voltage dressed in slippery UK bass menace.
A sleek 130 BPM peak-time weapon where leftfield precision meets cool, hooky dancefloor utility.
I’d call this operatic melodrama bolted to peak-time machinery; a functional Afterlife weapon trading subtlety for minor-key spectacle.
I’d call this 128 BPM progressive breaks weapon a melodic pressure cooker that refuses to let the floor exhale.
Relentless Brainfeeder pressure at one-thirteen; deep house twisted into a high-voltage, leftfield juggernaut.
A frenetic 130bpm collision of Brainfeeder weirdness and tech-trance discipline that hits peak-time like a migraine you want to dance through.
A hypnotic, organic deep techno cut that weaponises 111 BPM tension for the after-hours floor.
A bruising 130-BPM workout in underground tension that refuses to let the floor breathe.
At 125 BPM in 10A, this is peak-time deep techno as claustrophobic cathedral: all tension, no release, total immersion.
A recognisable vocal hook weaponised for the main stage, riding 130 BPM pressure straight into E-minor hysteria.
A 125 BPM pressure-cooker of sculpted low-end and fragile vocality that somehow channels peak-time force through an after-hours haze.
Peak-time 125 BPM heat from a veteran hand, built on warm drums and the kind of club pedigree that turns a good room into a great one.