Wed, 8 Jul 2026

A humid, slow-motion hypnosis that channels the dancefloor’s comedown into something lush and purposeful.

A bruising 125-BPM payload of leftfield electro that channels a modern Detroit strain without ever looking backwards.

At 125 BPM, this is the coiled after-hours weapon I reach for when the floor needs hypnotic, off-kilter melodic tension without mercy.

Beatless but breathless, this synthapella turns 122 BPM into pure, simmering tension.

A pressurised 125 BPM breakbeat roller that channels maximum energy into deep, leftfield atmosphere for experimental dancefloors.

A sleek, vocal-led progressive cut that keeps its energy at a simmer, perfect for bridging the night’s peaks.

Max Cooper’s 130-BPM progressive breaks remix chews through the room like broken glass under a strobe, relentless and hypnotic.

A lean, 122 BPM weapon that channels underground tension onto a major label without losing its after-hours edge.

At 146 BPM in E-flat minor, this is a ten-out-of-ten pressure cooker of dub-scarred hypnosis designed for the deepest late hours.

Hardware-driven pressure at 136bpm turns the Fabric system into a D-major sweatbox with no emergency exit.

A merciless 130 BPM electro workout from Mystictrax, all G-minor pressure and maximalist late-night voltage.

MONADA's latest remix is a slow-burning, high-voltage deep house cut that proves 105 BPM can still rattle ribs.