Released Nov 2023
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
25 records in rotation · 87 plays on air
Artists
Tracks
De Crécy filters French-touch pedigree through a peak-time lens; at 120 BPM, this rework is built for hands-in-the-air ignition.
Muniz tightens the screws at 130 bpm, fusing organic warmth with indie-dance neon without ever sounding desperate for the floor.
A peak-time techno juggernaut with a soulful underbelly that justifies every beat at 130.
Tejada sculpts a gleaming 122-bpm hypnosis engine from pure frequency, relentless and intricately detailed.
A lean, metallic electro cut built for sweat-drenched floors and strobe-lit precision.
Turbo-stamped electro that struts at 128 BPM with maximal swagger, proving pretty can still pulverise a dancefloor.
Raw percussion and a relentless 122-BPM pulse make this my go-to peak-time weapon for cavernous floors.
A 122 BPM, 4A peak-time missile: hooky indie dance with surgical sound design and undeniable club teeth.
A 64-BPM exhalation from the Modern Love camp, dissolving the club into Railton’s late-night, low-end ether.
A slow, skeletal pulse that turns the club inside out, all sinew and sub-bass tension.
Relentless 128-BPM pressure forged in B minor, dissolving the floor into pure after-hours hypnosis.
Industrial torque at 143 BPM; Molekül delivers a blackened, precision-tooled gearbox of tech-trance pressure.
Leftfield warmth and a 120 BPM pulse brew a late-night house cut with real personality and sway.
A sleek, hypnotic 130 BPM weapon that locks the room into a late-night trance without ever breaking a sweat.
Veteran melodicism meets breakbeat muscle at 125, a high-voltage room-shifter that never sacrifices depth for peak-time pressure.
Tejada distils pure voltage into a 130 BPM hypnosis ritual built for sweat-soaked, strobe-lit basements.
I'd let this fragile birdsong weave through a 97-bpm hush, conjuring a liminal after-hours space where every texture breathes.
Languid seventy-seven-BPM drift through key 10B; a late-night balm for when the floor needs to breathe, not buckle.
Raw 1B energy at 125 BPM from Non Stop Rhythm — peak-time house that lives up to its title.
A sleek 128 BPM deep-tech cruiser with vocal ghosts threading through its groove, built for sunlit floors and confident daytime momentum.
That familiar vocal soars over a rolling 128 BPM tech-house chassis, turning nostalgia into a sweaty, peak-time weapon.
A bruised 130 BPM live cut where feedback smothers the groove, proving Four Tet’s experimental wing still breathes dance-floor smoke.
A restrained, 133bpm live hypnosis session that trades peak-time bombast for smudged trance texture and late-night patience.