Released May 2024

Ruthless 130-BPM hypnosis forged from Buttechno's singular metallic depth; a masterclass in sustained kinetic tension.

All ten cylinders firing at 122 BPM, but the after-hours sheen masks a faceless core.

A relentless 130bpm hypnosis that strips trance to its skeletal essence and dares the floor to lose its mind.

A white-knuckle, 140-BPM siege of psy-trance distortion that treats the dancefloor like a blast furnace.

I'd drop this at 128 when the room needs a ten-out-of-ten jolt of bleepy, sub-heavy hypnosis.

A hundred-BPM slow-burn weaponising downtempo structure with restless, high-tension synthwork for the after-hours slot that refuses to fade.

Max Cooper at his most relentless: precision-engineered breaks that weaponise sound design into pure dancefloor catharsis.

I’d lock this 128-BPM hypnosis into a set so tight the room forgets its own shape.

Lean, insistent 125 BPM minimalism that wires the room with warm atmosphere and absolute discipline.

A 133bpm 7A vortex of raw, hypnotic trance that drags the dancefloor into a strobe-lit wormhole.

Relentless 133bpm techno pressure from the Kalahari stable, all rubbery bass and peak-time hypnosis.

Relentless, cerebral pressure at 128 BPM: melodic machinery welded to a ten-out-of-ten chassis that belongs deep in the mix.

A peak-time dub-techno weapon that turns 130 BPM into a pressure cooker of sub weight and locked tension.

A relentless, tunnel-vision remix that sucks the oxygen from the room, marrying dub atmospheres to a merciless 128 BPM grid.

A taut, swivel-locked 130-BPM pressure-cooker I’d save for the after-hours corner where bassweight and precision merge into one language.

A slow-burning, organic deep house cut that coils tension at 107 BPM, perfect for when the room needs weight without velocity.

This is elite pedigree meets motorway momentum: intricate melodic techno burning at 128 BPM with maximal, unrelenting energy.

Peverelist channels Livity Sound's trademark sub-pressure into a 128-BPM hypnosis that feels less like a track than a controlled environment.

Warm, melodic deep house reborn for the small hours; Troxler's touch turns a classic into a 128-BPM hymn.

At a relentless 128 BPM, this is raw, hypnotic house refined into a weapon of pure Livity Sound pressure.

A masterclass in restrained euphoria, welding two-step skip to a melancholic core without ever drowning in sentiment.

I’d drop this at 140bpm: leftfield breaks and melodic atmosphere collide with peak-time voltage without ever becoming a functional tool.

A 140-BPM supergroup collision that welds razor breaks to a juggernaut of pure floor voltage.

A lean, sinewy cut that threads tension through the floor without ever breaking a sweat.