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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
12 new in rotation
Today's dig is all about peak-time four-to-the-floor energy, with house and techno commanding the crates. Shadu's "Loca" and Mike Dunn and Sorley's "Phreaky" tie for top honours with bruising 8.6s, while Riva Starr, Andre Espeut and Close Counters keep the pressure high on "Push Your Luck". Bonobo's "ID700" dips into bassline and Wade's "Funky Beat" veers tech-trance, yet the tempo never leaves the sweat zone.
78 new in rotation
Today's thread is welded to the dancefloor, with techno and house commanding nearly every slot in the crate. Silent Servant and Sandwell District's "Sampler 1 B1 (Regis Edit)" towers above the rest at 9.2, while Osunlade's "Rock Wit U" and Bicep's "Drift" lend some deeper, more spacious contrast to the four-four dominance.
27 new in rotation
House and techno dominate the crate, with deep, rolling grooves and club-ready energy from the basement to the main room. Standout cuts include Dee Montero, Jim Rider and Elu’s emotive "Holding Onto Life" and the bass-heavy swing of Sam Smith and Disclosure’s "Latch (T.Williams Club Remix)". From Bonobo’s deep house meditation to Breezy S’s peak-time rework, it is a proper journey through four-four territory.
68 new in rotation
Today's haul drifts between deep, rolling trenches and airy, progressive vistas, with house and techno frameworks dominating the crates. Ploy lands three times across bassline and house while Bodhi's "Quaresma Dub" and Musetta's "Red Star" sit at the summit, backed by dense techno from Recondite and Henry Saiz. It is a patient, hypnotic thread best suited to the small hours.
5 new in rotation
Today's crate is locked into a steady four-on-the-floor rhythm, with house and deep techno dominating the selections. Rupert Ellis's "The Beams" takes top honours, while Jonz (BR) and PTTY plunge into deeper, sub-heavy territory. Tony Romera and George Privatti push the tempo toward tech trance, yet the overall mood remains unswervingly after-hours and heads-down.
6 new in rotation
Today's dig uncovers a relentless electronic thread spanning tech trance, progressive house and techno, all geared for the club. DONT BLINK's "GET BACK TO ME" and Rony Seikaly's "Don't Numb the Pain" sit at the peak with taut, driving energy, while 16BL's "Deep In My Soul" offers a deeper, soulful counterpoint. Even Rob Stillekens' tribal "Lonely Nights" keeps the dancefloor pulse locked tight.
44 new in rotation
The day's selections lock into a driving electronic groove, with house and techno commanding the crates and The Rurals supplying multiple deep house meditations. Legowelt's "Disco Rout" claims top honours, though speak (FI)'s beatless "Shifting Weights" drifts in to break the spell.
10 new in rotation
Today's haul is locked firmly on the club floor, with tech house and driving four-to-the-floor grooves setting the pace throughout. Heirloom's "Oh Don't Tell" and DJ Loka and Doug Gomez's "Shadows" share top honours at 8.1, while Amtrac's "Have a Good One" plunges into deeper techno to cool the room.
91 new in rotation
Today's dig unearths a deep, hypnotic thread of house and techno, with Larry Heard and Loosefingers leading the charge at 9.2 on the dreamlike "Dreaming of Better Days." The rest of the crates settle into after-hours territory—spanning the house stylings of Barbara Tucker and Michael Gray, Kerri Chandler's remastered remix for Matrix, and the steady techno pulse of Nina Kraviz and Patrice Baumel.
24 new in rotation
House music dominates the crates today, with plenty of peak-time four-on-the-floor energy cutting through alongside tougher techno and trance edges. The Ones' "Flawless" and CASSIMM's "Paradise" sit at the top of the pile, while Jeff Sorkowitz and Simes keep the tech trance pressure on. Deeper diversions from Leaving Laurel and Volen Sentir offer brief respite before the kick drums return.
38 new in rotation
Techno dominates today's dig, with Anunaku's "Boreale" and cuts from Bardia Salour, Monty Luke and The Hacker furnishing plenty of floor-weight. Against that grid, corto.alto weaves folk and downtempo interludes, and DJ Koze's "XTC" offers the session's deepest house peak. A split mood: warehouse pressure tempered by headphone introspection.
8 new in rotation
Today's dig is dominated by steely techno and driving house, with YancityGurl's "Gap" and Dadaisme's "Untitled" anchoring a relentless, club-weighted thread. Johannes Heil's "High Five" lifts the energy in progressive fashion, while Nightmares On Wax offers a brief, grooving Afrobeat respite. The tempo never dips; this is strictly peak-time ammunition.
46 new in rotation
Today's batch is ruled by deep, driving techno with dub and ambient threads woven throughout. Stephan Bodzin's "Odyssee" leads at 9.1, while Farron locks down multiple slots spanning tech trance, techno and dub techno. Intrusion's "a gentle embrace (reduced)" and Bodzin's "Wir (Synthapella Version)" offer the day's deepest, most spacious moments.
13 new in rotation
Today's dig is all about the four-four pulse, with House music in its many shades commanding the crates from peak-time progressive to rolling tech. Axle and Jess Morgan's "My Baby" leads the charge with an 8.3 standout, while RIINA and Redhead Queen's "Comet" keeps the energy soaring. SLVR and Tuggawar bring a harder tech trance edge to balance the groove.
94 new in rotation
House and Techno dominate today's crates, sliding between deep hypnosis and peak-time pressure. Ron Trent's "Prescription" leads at 9.2, while Motor City Drum Ensemble's "Send A Prayer #1" and KiNK's "Valentine's Groove" steady the floor; Aphex Twin's "aisatsana [102]" pauses the pulse for a moment of ambient stillness.
119 new in rotation
Today's crate is heavy on hypnotic, dub-inflected house and techno with a lean, driving pulse. Kerri Chandler's "Hallelujah" sits at the summit with 9.1, while Giuliano Rodrigues lands five minimal grooves and Abby's "Streets (Wraetlic Remix)" pushes a tougher, darker edge. From Solee's "Dubtale" to DJ Tennis's ambient moment, the vibe is strictly after-hours.
90 new in rotation
Today's thread is submerged in dub techno, with Shinichi Atobe's Durability scoring highest amidst a deep stack including Terrace, Mystica Tribe and Overcast Sound. Brendon Moeller and Liquid Level hold the hypnotic mid-tempo line, while Planetary Assault Systems and Octex drift into ambient stillness and NIGHT manoeuvres pushes towards tech trance velocity.
96 new in rotation
The crates today yield a deep, hypnotic thread of house and techno variants, all locked in sultry, late-night tempos and dubby textures. Recondite's "Sultry" leads the charge, while Shinichi Atobe stitches deep house and dub techno across two standout cuts, and Blac Kolor and Salem bring an industrial edge to the fray.
148 new in rotation
The crates today are heavy on hypnotic, deep-rolling machine music, with techno and dub techno commanding the tempo. Mattias Fridell's "Adiabatic System" and Scuba's "The Hope (Recondite Morning Promenade)" push deep into dubbed-out territory, while Mood II Swing's "Call Me" supplies a sleek house highlight.
12 new in rotation
Today the crates lean heavy into propulsive, four-on-the-floor territory with progressive house and house cuts dominating the tempo, though a few outliers keep the thread from going monochrome. Vandelux and DRAMA (Official) lead the charge with "I Do - Vandelux Remix" scoring highest at 8.3, while Summum's UK Garage stepper "Record Breaker" and Dubfire's deep "Swerve" remix offer welcome rhythmic contrast. Elsewhere, Guztavo PT and Røsa (PT), JFR, and Einmusik all service the peak-time floor with steady, driving progressive energy.
16 new in rotation
Today's haul is dominated by four-to-the-floor energy, with house and progressive house leading the charge and techno holding down the fringes. Madison Avenue's "Don't Call Me Baby (Mousse T. Remix)" sits at the summit with an 8.7, while Jungle's "PROBLEMZ" injects a disco-tinged strut into the mix. Whether you want peak-time pressure or deeper progressive grooves, the tempo stays locked to the dancefloor.
73 new in rotation
Deep, driving four-to-the-floor cuts dominate today's crate, with hypnotic grooves threading through house and techno alike. Standout moments include Makam's Kerri Chandler-deepened overhaul and the rolling terrain of Sebastian Mullaert and Patrick Siech's "Rivers Will Turn". From Round One's soulful warmth to Maribou State's downtempo breather, the tempo rarely dips below the waist without purpose.
21 new in rotation
Today's crates lean hard into driving, hypnotic grooves, with house, trance and progressive strands weaving through every tempo. Sofia Kourtesis and Lee Burridge supply the deepest progressive highs, while ARGO and SLAVKO keep the pressure dialled in with a fierce tech-trance cut.
40 new in rotation
Today's dig unearths a deep, atmospheric current where downtempo meditations and sleek, after-hours house dominate the crates. Maribou State flood the playlist with hazy, broken-beat experiments and ambient washes, while heavier highlights such as Inner City and Steffanie Christi'an's "Turn Me On" and Citizen Biscuit's "Treading the Emperor's Sea" push the tempo into hypnotic, high-scoring territory.
20 new in rotation
Today's crate unearths a steady four-four pulse across deep, tech and progressive shades, with Actress's hazy deep house cut "Withending" and Extrawelt's lean techno driver "Between Two Days" leading the charge. Bibio and Dorian Concept offer a fleeting Latin-jazz detour on "Lichen Trip", yet the bulk of today's finds are built squarely for the floor.
18 new in rotation
Today's haul is locked into deep, rolling club electronics, with house and progressive house commanding the floor throughout. Joe Babylon's "I Speak Jive (John Tejada's Remix)" tops the pile, while Dilby and Brick keep the techno and tech-house end taut and weighty. Damsel Elysium provides the only real departure, drifting between ambient calm and experimental texture away from the four-to-the-floor pulse.
15 new in rotation
Today the crates delivered a steady pulse of electronic house music, from deep and soulful rollers to driving tech-house and trance-tinged workouts. Ron Trent and Rochelle Jordan's "I'm Your Muse" tops the pile at 8.9, while Supernova's "The Joy" and Medlar's "Dot The T's" shore up the high end at 8.1. It is a day for locked-in grooves and hypnotic four-four momentum.
79 new in rotation
Deep, driving electronic four-four textures dominate today's dig, threading classicist deep house through taut techno and trance excursions. Standouts include Chez Damier and Ron Trent's peerless "Morning Factory" and Underworld's sprawling "Juanita: Kiteless: To Dream Of Love". Larry Heard and Moodymanc also supply late-night heat in a crate heavy on melodic, floor-focused machine soul.
20 new in rotation
Today's dig unearths a relentless current of club-weight house music, from raw, rolling grooves to deep and progressive strains. The heavyweight alliance of Wu-Tang Clan, Michael Bibi and Kettama tops the pile with "MYSTERY OF RAW", while Cherry (UA)'s "Buka" and Shermanology's "Let's Go" channel tribal and tech-trance energy into the mix.
37 new in rotation
Today's dig is locked firmly in the grid: relentless techno and dub techno depth dominate the crates, with only the odd ambient swerve or coldwave detour breaking the four-four hypnosis. Skee Mask's "Clear Sky 909" and Satoshi Tomiie's "Void Echo" sit at the summit, while Zongamin, Valentina Magaletti and company keep the pressure high on "Habadash". It is a proper heads-down session from start to finish.