Dub / ninja

Released Jul 2024

Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.

28 records in rotation · 142 plays on air

Artists

Tracks

I'd drop this sleek, 133-BPM Ab minor bullet at peak time; Palette still trades in proper, late-night hypnosis.

A 136 BPM surge of peak melodic tension that rebuilds the room from the kick drum upward.

Peak-time hypnosis in 3A at 133 BPM, swallowing the room with unrelenting, immersive pressure.

A ten-out-of-ten energy surge at 120 BPM that welds psychedelic warp to a rock-solid club chassis.

Reboot’s rebeef simmers at 128 BPM, fusing dubby warmth with a fierce, floor-filling charge.

Jazz-tinged organic deep house with a live, breathing pulse and real emotional melody at 120 BPM—tasteful, warm, and built for the floor.

A sweat-slicked, full-throttle deep house cut that marries earthy percussion to a relentless 125 BPM grid.

Jazzy deep house with sky-high energy and real emotional pull; a forward-thinking basement weapon that breathes.

Breaks slice through trance uplift at 133 BPM, forging an after-hours weapon that feels born from late-night bandwidth rather than club tradition.

A sleek, rolling 128-BPM cruiser that trades peak-time bombast for Cecille-grade melodic patience and after-hours poise.

N158.3

Relentless 143-BPM pressure that turns the after-hours into a sweatbox of pure kinetic tension—I need this in my bag.

Tejada steers Palette into breakneck territory, fusing electro precision with DnB velocity at a breathless 176 BPM.

A disciplined, rolling deep-house cut that turns 122 BPM into a sustained after-hours hypnosis.

I’d call this 133-BPM 4A cut a steely, paranoid leftfield techno directive that turns the club into a surveillance state of skeletal rhythm.

A pressurised 125 bpm descent into E-minor paranoia that rewards the after-hours faithful.

Bobby Donny regulars fuse oddball melody to a 136-bpm grid, forging peak-time techno that wobbles without ever losing its nerve.

Permanent Vacation delivers again: a 125 BPM D minor juggernaut that welds melodic hooks to a relentless electro chassis.

Warm minor-key chords ride a 115 BPM furnace, channelling maximum energy into Selville’s most emotive floor weapon yet.

A maximal deep-house weapon that turns 125 BPM into a pressure cooker of after-hours tension.

A warm, analogue-baked cruiser that channels nineties warehouse voltage into a sleek, leftfield stomper built for peak-time sweat.

Raw, hypnotic breaks at 130bpm that lock the floor into a fevered, late-night chase through dim strobe.

A lean, rolling bridgework cut that slots neatly between peak-time weapons without stealing their thunder.

A mesmeric 130-bpm vortex that locks the floor in a late-night chokehold, raw and unrelenting.

Razor-break UK bass carved at 136 with hooks that snag like barbed wire; a maximal, Db-minor pressure valve for the floor.