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Wed, 9 Sept 2026
House and deep house command today's haul, all warm basslines and steady four-four grooves with the odd techno edge creeping in at the margins. The Rurals land twice near the summit, with "Questions" and "Strange Times" both scoring high, while Tim Green's "Lone Time" matches the peak. Elsewhere, cuts by Pole and Canson keep the bleeps and dubby textures flowing for the after-hours crew.
44 added to rotation
I’d call this freight-train velvet: bruising 111 BPM momentum that still manages to soothe.
A rolling 113bpm broken-beat cut that channels Lovemonk’s organic warmth into a leftfield groove built for smoky rooms and switched-on floors.
Lean 128 BPM minimalism in A minor, marrying high energy with warm, melodic floor discipline.
A deep, organic dub riding 128 bpm with a late-night emotional pull that locks the floor without breaking a sweat.
Buika’s voice tears through this 125bpm groove with raw force, grounding the dancefloor in organic, melodic weight.
A sky-scraping vocal welded to a 122 BPM deep-house chassis, built to convert the uninitiated before lunch.
Prins Thomas stretches Bermuda Triangle into a cosmic, melodic voyage that demands a proper soundsystem.
A peak-time melodic house weapon with hooks sharp enough to cut glass and energy to spare.
This 125 BPM G minor juggernaut converts raw energy into an accessible, headline-ready groove that owns the dancefloor without apologising.
Late-night deep house with grit beneath the gloss; that vocal cuts clean through a 128-bpm haze.
A rare breed of deep house that keeps the tempo fierce without sacrificing its soulful, melodic skeleton.
Frivolous locks Pole's dub framework into a muscular 125-BPM grid of sub-bass and surgical tension.
A peak-time weapon that welds trance-adjacent hooks to a 125-BPM grid, built to turn sceptics into believers under a main-stage rig.
A midnight-blue Diynamic roller that trades peak-time bombast for tension, letting the 125 BPM frame breathe through melodic pressure.
A stripped, 125-BPM fever dream of sequenced longing; familiar territory, yet the blade remains razor-sharp.
An afro-tropical missile with a vocal hook sharp enough to cut through any peak-time mix.
Warm, organic deep house at 118 BPM that breathes with live instrumentation and late-night sincerity.
A sleek 118-BPM Berlin deep-house cut that balances high energy with an emotive, after-hours restraint.
Landesvatter runs 125-BPM voltage through a 3B circuit, forging a hypnotic after-hours weapon that favours pressure over peaks.
A rolling 125-BPM furnace of tightly coiled bass and tension that knows exactly when to release the pressure.
Hypnotic warmth at 125 that holds the room together when the night refuses to end.
Sophisticated vocal hypnosis woven through progressive breaks; a 125-BPM jolt of late-night electricity.
A sun-drenched 122 BPM roller that channels Ibiza terrace energy through organic progressive textures.
Peng pedigree meets 130 BPM urgency: organic deep house soaked in soulful atmosphere and unrelenting dance floor energy.