Dub / ninja

Released Oct 2025

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

146 records in rotation · 749 plays on air

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I’d send this taut sub-bass pressure straight to the deepest corners of a proper system.

Lean, dark bassline hypnosis at 130 BPM; a late-night weapon that locks the floor tight.

I'd drop this when the room needs a gut-punch dressed in black-tie restraint.

A hundred-BPM slow burner weaving Middle Eastern textures into a hypnotic, high-energy haze that locks the floor without rushing.

A 128-BPM vortex of dark hypnosis that drags the club into after-hours submission without ever breaking its stare.

Sleek, rolling minimalism at 128 BPM engineered for locked-in, lights-down club hypnosis.

At 140bpm, this is a lean, nocturnal bruiser that weaponises sub pressure for the floor’s darkest hours.

Jagged electro-breaks at 136 BPM with an icy Ab minor backbone and enough tension to rewire the dancefloor.

Wired, organic downtempo built for the back room’s 5 a.m. comedown, all pulse and no slouch.

Melancholy in 5A, but the energy is merciless: a 120 BPM TAU cut that turns atmosphere into physical weight.

BOOM7.8

I’d run this at 140 and watch the room buckle under unrelenting sub-bass pressure.

A 133bpm pressure cooker from Livity Sound that weaponises low-end torque for peak-time basement warfare.

A heavyweight club weapon that channels Livity's low-end ethos into pure, breakbeat-driven forward motion.

YAMA7.3

I’d keep this tucked for the very end of the night, when the room needs a whisper instead of a scream.

Echosystem carves the original into jagged, high-velocity shapes that still carry Hotflush’s underground menace.

A lean, 146-BPM transmission from Livity Sound that turns structural doubt into pure club momentum.

Forward-thrusting Livity Sound chemistry at 133bpm, where dubwise negative space hardens into peak-time body music.

One-fifty-four BPM, yet the energy sits at a cool five—skeletal breaks for the late-night faithful.

Relentless 146-BPM low-end pressure built for peak-time leftfield floors and serious sound systems.

Long7.7

Ruthless 133-BPM minimal dub pressure from Kalahari Oyster Cult, built to unravel minds in the after-hours furnace.

A 133bpm A-flat major assault of raw, tripped-out KOC pressure built for the bleary-eyed hours when the floor needs no mercy.