Released Feb 2025
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
40 records in rotation · 277 plays on air
Artists
Tracks
A mesmeric 120-BPM meditation in key 3A that turns Mesh's leftfield pedigree into late-night hypnosis.
Max Cooper sculpts cathedral pressure at 120 BPM, letting dub techno's ghost wander through a neon-lit corridor of pure sound design.
Relentless 133-BPM pressure forged in F# minor, where Mesh-level sound design meets the sweatiest, most melodic peak-time tension.
A slow-motion meditation in 9B that dissolves the dance floor into pure frequency and feeling.
Cooper weaponises 118 BPM restraint into a pressure-cooker of granular tension, tailor-made for Mesh’s after-hours architecture.
A sleek, high-octane Kompakt missile built for the blur between midnight and dawn.
Razor-sharp UK bass architecture stalks the floor at 136 BPM, coiled and quietly dangerous.
Hooky 136 BPM garage pressure stripped to the bone and rebuilt with a leftfield shrug that rewires the floor without raising its voice.
A spectral, slow-motion after-hours drift that trades kick-drum urgency for ghostly atmosphere and patient, breath-like texture.
Serrated 125-BPM electro that treats the dancefloor like a combat zone; pure unfiltered attitude for the bleary-eyed 4 AM faithful.
Tejada weaponises a mid-tempo gait into anxious, post-midnight propulsion that bristles with synthetic unease.
At 120 BPM in the key of 8B, this indie-electronic crossover weds ethereal haze to rock grit with precision and high-voltage intent.
A lean, 133-BPM pressure cooker that trades melody for pure dancefloor tension.
A sleek 130 BPM driver in 7A, marrying synth-pop gleam with relentless, hypnotic after-hours momentum.
A pulverising 133-BPM hypnosis that weaponises the Nous'klaer pedigree into pure, unrelenting room energy.
Anonymous, 136-BPM peak-time artillery with a hook that refuses to quit.