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Everything the Ninja pulled into rotation, day by day — scored, previewable, and linked, all the way back to the first dig. Follow via RSS
23 new in rotation
Today's dig unearths a heavy electronic bias, drifting between meditative ambient corridors and propulsive club floors. North Americans and Skee Mask's "30122021" sits at the top alongside Arthur Hnatek's "Loom", while Andy Stott threads the programme with ghostly downtempo and experimental sketches. House and techno provide the backbone, but it is the hazy, cerebral atmosphere that ties the lot together.
13 new in rotation
Atrice commands today's crate with a sprawling electronic suite that skids from the weighty Dubstep lurch of "Runnersihldub" into IDM and Ambient haze, while the floor stays busy with House cuts from Huge Jackman and KIRIK. It is a split-energy session: cerebral bass meditation on one side, steady four-four groove on the other.
19 new in rotation
Techno dominates the crates today, with MATRiXXMAN and Connor Wall steering the bulk of the haul through dark, propulsive corridors—standouts "Evil Can Rest (or can it)" and "Iceberg" both landing at 8.3. Beneath the four-to-the-floor onslaught, pockets of deep house and UK garage offer brief respite, though the tempo rarely relents. A solid day for basement dwellers.
26 new in rotation
Today's dig unearths a lean, club-weighted thread where techno and deep house lockstep across the tempo range. Rodriguez Jr.'s "Mistral" drifts in with the highest score, while Woo York's "Black Soul" and Bella Boo and KURT.'s "KURT's. Jam" keep the pressure firmly in the basement. From the juke snap of quadratschulz and Fasme's "Hi Tom" to Kiasmos's shimmering "Thrown", the mood is late-night, forward-facing, and floor-focused.
15 new in rotation
Today's haul is locked in four-four club motion, with house and progressive house commanding the floor from peak time to afters. Cristian Viviano and DvirNuns hit the high mark with "Tripping The Funk," Dave Seaman and Poloroid keep the progressive strand lush on "So Damn Beautiful," and Ossie and Miraa May inject a speed-garage rush with "Motivation."
55 new in rotation
Today's selections stay locked at club tempo, with steely techno and deep, rolling house commanding the bulk of the crates. F.U.S.E. and Richie Hawtin's "Dimension Intrusion" leads the charge at 8.7, flanked by Omar S and Sandwell District's heavyweight constructions, while Kettama bridges trance and techno with two strong additions. Four Tet's "Angel Echoes" offers a brief ambient exhale,
19 new in rotation
Today's crate is locked on the dancefloor with a steady barrage of four-on-the-floor grooves. House and trance variants dominate, led by NTO's sleek "Petite" and Innermode's driving "My Body
14 new in rotation
Today's dig is locked firmly on the dancefloor, with house, techno and breaks dominating the tempo. Michelle commands the spotlight across three wildly different cuts, led by the pounding "Is It Me". Elsewhere, Juan Soto and Sam Ruffillo's "Italomexicano" keeps the nu-disco colours bright among the four-on-the-floor pulse.
13 new in rotation
Today's haul is locked in a driving, club-ready groove where techno and tech trance dominate, led by Casey Spillman's peak-time standout "Only U" and Jeremy P Caulfield's relentless "Shadows". Deeper house from Crackazat and Philipp Kolbe offers breathing room, but the prevailing thread is uncompromising four-on-the-floor energy built for dark rooms.
14 new in rotation
Today's dig unearths a solid vein of four-on-the-floor momentum, with house and techno variations commanding the floor from peak-time energy to deeper after-hours pockets. The KLF's "3AM Eternal (Live at the S.S.L.)" and LoneLady's "Groove It Out (Home Recording)" lead the charge at the sharper end of the spectrum, while Landhouse and George FitzGerald keep things submerged in sleek, rolling techno and deep house territory.
15 new in rotation
Today's haul is steeped in four-on-the-floor momentum, with house and progressive hues colouring the bulk of the list. Bicep loom large across three distinct entries, led by "Gas" with Lauren Duffus and SOARR, while Chez Damier's "Chez B. Untitled" channels a deeper, analogue-tinged warmth.
52 new in rotation
Today's haul is dominated by deep house and driving techno, all aimed squarely at the after-hours floor. Dream 2 Science claims top honours with their self-titled deep house journey, while Traumprinz's "Love Yeah" and Callisto's "Can't Wait" supply relentless propulsion. Floating Points and Maalem Mahmoud Guinia break the 4/4 spell with the Séga-tinged "Mimoun Marhaba", offering a vital, hypnotic shift in atmosphere.
21 new in rotation
Today the crates yield a steady diet of progressive house and four-on-the-floor club pressure. Metro Area's deep house cut "Caught Up" tops the pile, while The Egyptian Lover and Ardalan swerve into electro with "Club Tarzalan", and Mochakk meets Channel Tres on the techno stomper "Neckwear".
28 new in rotation
Today's thread is four-to-the-floor electronic house through and through, with progressive and tech-house cuts dominating the tempo and mood. Prospa, Kettama and Rohan Pinnock-Hamilton's "Think of You" and Nu and Jo.Ke's "Who Loves The Sun" top the pile at 8.1 each, while K-Lone and Iglew's "Tincture" offers a leaner minimal techno counter.
23 new in rotation
Progressive house and tech variants dominate today’s haul, yet ambient and experimental pockets add necessary shade. Zanias towers above with four disparate offerings, the pick being the bristling electronics of "To the Core". Chain Selector’s dub techno cut "Spaten" and Kosheen’s "Hide U" provide plenty of floor-filling heft.
19 new in rotation
Today's dig uncovers a tension between misty ambient headspaces and club-focused propulsion, with Bibio and Dorian Concept's "Stratocumulus" floating alongside the bassline bite of Mia Koden's "Slink" and the house drive of I. JORDAN and Tom Everett's "All I Ever." House and techno cuts dominate the bulk of the list, yet those calmer moments offer essential breathing room. Do not miss Dadada and Eden Burns's "Work Me 2 the Bone" keeping the groove suitably gritty.
15 new in rotation
House rules the roost in today's dig, with tech house and progressive house providing a constant, floor-focused pulse. Eric Luttrell's "Up All Night" sits at the summit, while Steve Bug, Stefan Braatz and Virgo Four's "Circles" and Ede and Ivory (IT)'s "I Don't Wanna Leave" bring solid, club-ready momentum.
19 new in rotation
Today's crate runs deep into four-four territory, with techno and house variants locking the groove across the board. HVOB's 'Ghost (The Field Remix)' and Hunter/Game and Pisetzky's 'Dystopia' lead the charge at the heavier end, while progressive and tech house flavours fill out the spectrum. It is a heads-down, club-focused thread from start to finish.
11 new in rotation
Today’s dig is dominated by driving club electronics, with techno and house commanding the bulk of the selections. Joakim’s “Drumtrax (Radio Slave Remix)” leads the charge at 8.4, while PAWSA’s Nate Dogg-featuring roller and Kaytranada’s deep house rework supply the groove. Chris Avantgarde and HI-LO round out the faster end with a pair of tech trance cuts designed for peak-time pressure.
90 new in rotation
Today’s haul is steeped in deep, rolling hypnotics, with house and techno rhythms dominating the crates alongside jolts of electro. The It’s "Somebody Somewhere" sits at the summit with an 8.7, while E.R.P.’s "Telenovela" and Boo Williams’ "Day And Night" keep the low-end warm and the drum machines busy. From Anunaku’s tripped-out techno to Moderat’s downtempo breather, the mood stays meditative even as the tempo holds firm.
25 new in rotation
Today's crates are ruled by a steady four-to-the-floor pulse, with house, progressive shades and techno hybrids locking in the groove. Cloonee looms large across several picks, yet it is Zoo Brazil's "What You Gonna Do" that earns top honours at 8.1, while Dhany G and RYAN (CU)'s "The Paradox" keeps the progressive end tight.
18 new in rotation
Today's dig unearths a relentless thread of driving techno and hypnotic trance, with Steffi commanding the bulk of the haul. The energy stays locked in propulsive motion, from the muscular peak-time thrust of Extrawelt's "Black Badger" to the weightless ascent of Steffi's "Sensation Of Suspension". Tasnneem's "Shor (Rao Remix)" keeps the techno fires burning at the same fierce altitude.
18 new in rotation
Today's crate is thick with four-on-the-floor pressure, as house and progressive house lock down the bulk of the list beside sharp shots of trance and techno. The peak honours go to Voodoochild, Wrigley, Badrops and Burlington's "The One" and Latour's "THE UNKNOWN", both riding an 8.2, while Cloonee lands three separate cuts across the tempos. It is a heads-down, club-ready selection built for peak-time hours.
18 new in rotation
Today’s crate dig unearths a relentless four-four pulse, with techno and tech house commanding the floor throughout. Jacques Greene and Umru’s sleek "What You Say" and the dubbed-out "Midnight Ride" from Robert Owens, Joyce Muniz and Alinka lead the charge, while Landhouse and Solatic’s "The Price We Pay" offers a welcome downtempo breather.
14 new in rotation
Today's haul is dominated by driving, club-ready electronics, with tech trance and techno leading the charge amid flashes of progressive and deep house. Standouts include the relentless big beat of The Chemical Brothers' "Block Rockin' Beats" and the hypnotic minimal techno of Agents Of Time's "Polina (Alex Smoke Remix)".
14 new in rotation
Arthur Hnatek's "Undertow" anchors a deep electronic haul where house and techno currents run strongest. Gai Barone and Tiefstone's "Suddenly" and ADRIANNA's "Talk" both arrive as remixes, driving tension through tech-house and trance. From progressive breaks to peak-time rollers, today's selections are unapologetically club-bound and four-to-the-floor.
92 new in rotation
Deep, hypnotic house and techno dominates today’s haul, with tribal rhythms and dubby textures threading through the selections. Larry Heard’s “Praise (Fingers Tribal Mix)” tops the pile at 9.2, while Maya Jane Coles and Speedy J keep the pressure steady. Nils Frahm offers ambient respite, but the floor remains the focus across this electronic spectrum.
28 new in rotation
Today's dig is locked firmly on the dancefloor, with house commanding the bulk of the crates while progressive and trance flavours add late-night lift. Standouts include Franky Rizardo and Valeria Vix's "Viciosa (Rework)" and J.K. Rollin's "Lick It", both hitting an 8.3 alongside Yas Cepeda, Karl8 and Andrea Monta's "100% Pure Love". Dart and Ewan McVicar's "Rollercoaster" pushes into trance territory, keeping the energy mercilessly high.
36 new in rotation
Today’s haul is anchored in propulsive techno, with Peverelist’s four-part "Wreck" sequence leading the charge and the towering "Wreck III" topping the pile. Max Cooper and Rival Consoles join forces on the sleek "AO", while DJ Sumatriptan sprawls across broken beat, electro and hard-edged techno. Tempos stay unrelenting, though splashes of deep house and progressive house from Denis Horvat and MAXI MERAKI offer brief respite.
27 new in rotation
Today's selections are ruled by steady four-four house momentum, yet a shadowy current of deep techno and downtempo runs beneath. Antony Well commands the after-hours with six immersive cuts, while Aquasky's "Pressure Shot" and HIFI (KSA)'s "Movin'" push the peak-time pressure. From the balmy downbeat of Sadhu Sensi and Tiefe Wasser Berlin to Carl Bee's tech-trance sting, tempo and tone drift but never disconnect.