Released Oct 2024

Leftfield pedigree meets galloping psychedelia at one hundred and forty-six BPM—taut, tasteful, and primed for the warehouse.

A masterclass in tension, marrying D minor weight to an unrelenting 128 BPM stride that feels like escape velocity in a sweatbox.

A 136-bpm bassline siege in A minor that weaponises pure energy into claustrophobic club pressure, built for peak-time devastation.

A relentless 125-bpm warehouse juggernaut that trades leftfield eccentricity for pure, peak-time physicality.

Sun-drenched melodic house that balances emotional weight with a credible club pulse, built for peak-time euphoria.

Razor-edged breaks at 136 BPM carve out a brutal, hyperkinetic groove for peak-time devastation.

Melodic tech trance that bruises the heart without breaking the floor, perfectly pitched for the after-hours surrender.

Kaizen-tested tech trance with a 136 BPM chokehold; peak-time functionality wrapped in underground steel.

A lean, 140bpm weapon built on hypnotic subs and late-night menace; pure underground dubstep pressure for the weight-obsessed.

Taut, celestial breakbeat pressure that sounds like the future refusing to settle down.

A 125-bpm masterclass in warm, characterful groove that proves Wolf Music’s deep house pedigree is still razor-sharp.

Chaos In The CBD squeeze high-voltage tension out of 109 BPM, smearing jazz chords across a low-end built for the late-night lock-in.

I’d dial this to its absolute limit in the after-hours, letting that melodic electro snap tear through a room already at breaking point.

Bioly turns the 128-BPM grid into a pressure cooker, stitching leftfield tension into a peak-time weapon that demands the full rig.

I'd ride this 122 BPM glide for days—progressive muscle, organic warmth, and pure open-air hypnosis.

Hypnotic organic layers pulse at 118 BPM, fusing worldly textures into a relentless late-night groove.

A bruised, 128 BPM dub weapon that trades fireworks for hypnotic, late-night weight.

Relentless four-four pressure at 128 with a vocal hook that burrows straight into the mains.

A dubby, late-night missile from Livity Sound that hits with relentless 130bpm precision and maximal energy.

Leftfield house at 125bpm with internet-native swagger; a hooky, high-energy weapon for peak-time floors.

Taut, rolling percussion at 128bpm with a functional groove built purely for the floor’s late-night hypnosis.

At 118 BPM, this deep techno cut balances high-voltage tension with melancholic 7A gloom, built for locked-in 4 AM floors.

Hard-edged UK garage bass at 140 BPM built for the basement’s most unforgiving hours.

Tez Break It carves Chaim's melodics into a lean, 125 BPM electro chassis where 7A tension fuels the floor.