Released Jan 2025
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
22 records in rotation · 105 plays on air
Artists
Tracks
Writhing sub-bass hypnosis that coils around the floor until movement feels utterly involuntary.
A widescreen deep house surge that floods the floor without sacrificing its melancholic core.
I keep this 102 bpm fog in my crate for when the floor needs gravity, not velocity.
Muted, avant-club sound design turns the 128 BPM grid into a forward-thinking after-hours reverie.
Edward carves the original into dubby, peak-time minimalism at 128 BPM, and the result is a 4B roller that sounds best under strobe and sweat.
A relentless, tunnel-vision remodel that weaponises 130 BPM momentum into pure, claustrophobic hypnosis.
Léger’s crisp instrumental roller bristles at 120 BPM, but its architecture aches for a human voice to haunt the room.
Relentless, stripped-back techno pressure built for peak-time floors; functional, fierce, and flawlessly lean.
Relentless, spiralling pressure at 143 BPM—peak-time hypnosis that swallows the room whole.
Relentless techno pressure at 130 BPM in F major, built for the moment when the after-hours crowd stops talking and starts moving.
A pressurised 130bpm descent into Hypnus-deep aquatics, where melodic currents drag you willingly into the abyss.
A 133-BPM bioluminescent vortex of dub pressure that turns the dancefloor into an alien seabed.
Relentless machine funk that snaps across the floor with industrial precision and zero mercy.
A heavyweight slow-burner that trades speed for sheer pressure, ideal for those 3 AM moments when the room demands depth over velocity.