Signal › Discoveries › Fri, 4 Sept 2026
Fri, 4 Sept 2026
Techno dominated today's crate with a relentless thread through YancityGurl's "Gap" and Dadaisme's "Untitled", while Johannes Heil's "High Five" pushed into progressive house territory. Most cuts sat firmly in the four-to-the-floor camp, though Nightmares On Wax and Mozez offered a welcome jazz-tinged detour with their Afrobeat-leaning "You Wish (Abbey Road Fuzz Gospel Version)". A dark, heads-down session with just a splash of groove.
8 added to rotation
I'd slot this hazy, soul-drenched gospel cruiser anywhere the floor needs fuzz without fatigue.
I drop this 125-BPM surge of melodic tension when I want the floor to become one heaving lung.
Weaponising a ten-out-of-ten charge through 5A lock, this is peak-time progressive house reduced to pure propulsion.
A 10B, 125bpm hypnosis engine built for the messy, melodic after-hours.
Hypnotic techno at 120 BPM with a deep melodic atmosphere; perfectly weighted for after-hours hypnosis.
The record locks into 125 BPM with Stojan wielding maximum energy like a dimmer switch, fusing organic melody to a sub-heavy, peak-time chassis.
Pure after-hours architecture: stark, 128-BPM hypnosis that weaponises emptiness into momentum.
A 130bpm surge of hardware warmth and melodic grit built for the raw after-hours floor.