Released Sep 2025
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
93 records in rotation · 493 plays on air
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Tracks
Dub-techno royalty bathe the floor in 128-BPM hypnosis, locking every limb to the groove.
Leftfield house at 115 BPM with a soulful, melancholic weight that hits harder than its tempo suggests.
Steve Bug refines Monolink’s melodics into a rolling 115bpm late-night weapon with serious low-end pull.
A lean, sandblasted weapon at 125 BPM: relentless peak-time pressure from Livity Sound that locks the floor and throws away the key.
Relentless, raw hypnosis at 128 BPM; pure late-night pressure that turns the room into a furnace.
A breakbeat missile at 140 BPM that channels Studio Barnhus weirdness into pure dancefloor voltage.
A 122 BPM surge of major-key emotion that turns the floor into a single, breathless sway.
Searing 140 BPM electro that weaponises bass pressure and metallic textures for peak-time devastation.
Silvestre dials the Barnhus weirdness into a slow-burning, 59-BPM hypnosis that feels like 3 a.m. in a room you never want to leave.
A-major euphoria weaponised through a funhouse mirror; 136 BPM of twitchy, high-voltage eccentricity from Studio Barnhus's finest.
A 128-BPM ghost that trades peak-time bombast for the hushed intimacy of the after-hours.
A grease-slicked electro-techno missile built for peak-time sweat and discerning dancefloors.
Mullaert twists the 125-bpm chassis into a swirling, ten-out-of-ten after-hours incantation that refuses to let the room blink.
Polished vocal house at a relentless 125 BPM; high-gloss energy that begs for festival sunsets rather than basement sweat.
Relentless dub-techno pressure carved from pure voltage, built to dismantle soundsystems and rewire nervous systems alike.
Priori sculpts the source into a 128-BPM pressure cooker of metallic grit and relentless forward motion, utterly uncompromising.
Relentless 140bpm pressure forged from leftfield steel; a dancefloor weapon that honours Hotflush’s futurist legacy without looking back.
A sleek, leftfield Italo-disco missile built for 4 AM floors where oddball elegance is the only currency.
Off-kilter halftime pressure from the Barnhus fringe, stitched together with mischievous detail and a stubborn refusal to behave.