Released Dec 2025
Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.
113 records in rotation · 716 plays on air
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Taut machine funk locked at 128bpm, bridging Detroit lineage with a sleek, basement-ready present.
A melodic hammer dressed in hypnotic steel, turning raw voltage into genuine feeling at a relentless one-twenty-five.
Sleek, hypnotic minimalism forged at 128 BPM that keeps the floor locked and leaning forward.
Relentless, tunnel-vision hypnosis engineered for peak-time floors without pandering.
A lean, loop-hungry machine that locks the floor into a 128-BPM trance without ever breaking sweat.
Murky, hypnotic techno at 128 BPM that pulls the floor into a silt-heavy, strobe-lit current without ever surfacing.
A gleaming deep-techno weapon that weds 128-BPM precision to a surprisingly warm, hypnotic pulse.
A bruised, hypnotic 4A bullet at 128 BPM that trades flash for pure late-night propulsion.
A lean, propulsive 128-cut that trades ornament for pure utility, built for locked-in floors and strobe-lit patience.
A lean, warm-blooded minimal cut that rides its 128 BPM frame with after-hours patience and a nine-out-of-ten kinetic insistence.
A lean, mutating groove that tightens the screws on a dark, propulsive 128-BPM grid.
Brazilian percussion bleeds into steely 4A hypnosis, forging a maximalist minimal groove that refuses to let the room cool.
A glacial 128bpm surge that melts the floor without losing its crystalline edge.
Raw, unfiltered minimal techno at 128 BPM; a tar-black pressure tool that demands a dark room and a heavy system.
A heady, spiralling cut that locks the floor into its tripped-out orbit without ever loosening the pressure.
Maximal energy meets skeletal restraint at 128 bpm, forging a peak-time weapon that trades bombast for breathless, emotional tension.
Relentless 4A hypnosis at 128 BPM, built for the sweat-drenched hours when only peak energy will suffice.
A 122-BPM surge of dub-house hypnosis where Kamohelo's presence and Barnhus texture melt the room into pure, organic weight.
A slow-burning, 109-BPM dub heavyweight that smoulders with late-night menace and organic warmth.
Leftfield dub hypnosis at 120bpm; heavy, hypnotic and unapologetically floor-focused.
Submerged dub pressure at 118; a minimal, hypnotic roll that swallows dancefloors whole in the deepest hours.
A bruising 103 BPM meditation in a minor key that weaponises organic texture into something almost overwhelmingly physical.
Hypnotic dub chords unfurl at 118 BPM, proving Studio Barnhus still owns the leftfield deep house conversation.