Dub / ninja

Released Dec 2024

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

22 records in rotation · 112 plays on air

Artists

Tracks

Relentless 140 BPM pressure forged in CLR's furnace; a peak-time weapon that strips the original to its hypnotic, metallic skeleton.

A merciless 130-BPM march in 6A that trades melody for pure, late-night hypnosis.

Luna8.4

Atmospheric hypnosis at full tilt; a melodic late-night weapon that breathes even as it pounds.

Peak-time melodic pressure that never sacrifices musicality for cheap thrills.

Relentless 133 BPM hypnosis from the Kalahari camp, sculpting a dark, immersive room where deep techno meets raw, unyielding pressure.

Steel City pedigree meets Kettama’s underground heft at 143 BPM, locking 4A into a tunnel-vision freight train for peak-time floors.

At 136 BPM in the key of 2A, this is peak-time hypnosis weaponised into pure physical command.

Polygonia weaves intricate 122 BPM minimalism into a 7A groove that somehow stays warm while running at a perfect ten.

A 140 BPM breakbeat assault from a UK electro veteran, all hard edges and dancefloor pressure with little room for melody.

DTF7.9

A 143-bpm pressure cooker that folds electro syntax into dubstep heft, built for rooms where the bassbins groan.

A dubby, 128-BPM juggernaut that fuses Berg Audio grit with peak-time, minor-key hypnosis.

Relentless Detroit electro that locks the floor into a 136-BPM hypnosis, raw and unapologetically after-hours.

Relentless 133 BPM pressure tempered by deep-house restraint; a peak-time weapon that never sacrifices taste for force.

A 140bpm convergence of synthetic muscle and human breath that redefines the Erased Tapes dancefloor.

A glacial 83-BPM exhale from Erased Tapes that trades dancefloor urgency for near-silent, late-night atmosphere.

I'd play this 120 BPM C Major weapon at peak time, letting squelching acid and razor-sharp nu-disco warmth turn the room into a luminous sweatbox.

A 140-BPM tunnel of controlled hysteria from Kalahari Oyster Cult that honours trance’s roots without surrendering to the mainstage.

Raw, rolling 136 BPM trance hypnosis engineered for peak-time floors and total sensory surrender.

Amor8.9

I'd drop this at 136 BPM when the walls need to sweat and the crowd's ready to dissolve into pure hypnosis.

A venomous 136 BPM spiral into after-hours oblivion, locking Kalahari Oyster Cult’s psychedelic hypnosis firmly in the red.

Relentless tech-trance pressure at 136 BPM, built for peak-time surrender in dimly lit rooms.

A 140 BPM D-minor assault that funnels tech-trance velocity into a claustrophobic, leftfield peak-time weapon.