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Sat, 12 Sept 2026
Today’s dig unearths a hypnotic thread of Progressive House and Deep House, with Pupkulies & Rebecca surfacing four times across styles from Minimal to Glitch. Standouts include Musetta’s soaring "Red Star (Michael Cassette Remix)" and Solee’s sleek "Legends (John Tejada Remix)", while Traumer and DJ Tennis keep the deeper end bubbling. It is a mood of polished, patient grooves built for late floors.
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A relentless, hypnotic pulse that drags deep house into its most exhilarating, shadow-drenched hour.
A warm, melodic swell of organic deep house that balances emotional heft with a quietly eccentric leftfield gait.
Warm minimalism with indie-electronic soul; a 120-BPM melodic weapon that earns its place in the credible Normoton canon.
A one hundred and twenty-five BPM deep-house charge that converts its energy-nine voltage into lean, floor-focussed hooks without ever tripping into excess.
C minor hypnosis at 125bpm; emotive, streamlined, and built for the club’s deepest hours.
I needed this 125-BPM 5A surge: melodic tension, energy locked at nine, and a ruthless late-night glide.
Peak-time deep house in C minor, all melodic gloss and festival-scale momentum for the daylight hours.
A full-throttle melodic surge that somehow still breathes like a 4 a.m. confessional.
Fists-in-the-air progressive house that actually remembers how to breathe.
Twisted melodic techno excavated for darker after-hours hypnosis, rewarding the crate-digging faithful.
A relentless 125 BPM hypnosis in 3A that trades obvious peaks for sustained, breathless tension.
Tim Green drapes the groove in sun-dazed silk, letting a 122-BPM pulse coast through minor-key haze like late-afternoon light.
Analogue warmth and melodic patience at 125 BPM; a progressive house cut that breathes like a warehouse hymn.
A sleek 125-BPM hypnosis that rebuilds the room into a pressurised cathedral of progressive atmosphere and emotional pull.
Sleek progressive pressure at 125 BPM, fusing Afro-house percussion into a peak-time, Ibiza-ready weapon.
Peak-time Afro-tech vocals welded to a 125 BPM chassis, built to flood the floor with unrelenting energy.
I’d call this 125 BPM A minor weapon a main-room memory rather than a peak-time demand, all silvery tension and leftfield grace.
This 125 BPM A minor juggernaut welds quirky melodic hooks to Selador’s polished brutality; in my bag, it’s peak-time weaponry with a grin.
I’d call this a nine-volt jolt of leftfield deep house where a frayed vocal rides 122 BPM with arrogant ease.
A 130 BPM tech-trance missile built for peak-time sweat, dissolving the floor into pure kinetic obedience.
A sleek, propulsive 128-BPM cruiser that weaponises melody for the main room without sacrificing Stil Vor Talent elegance.
Lean 128-BPM electro house I slip between vocal records to keep my floor at a steady boil.
Warm 118 BPM deep house wrapped in digital static; a late-night groove that glitches without ever losing its cool.
A euphoric, full-throttle vocal cut that fuses melodic hooks with psy-trance velocity, built for peak-time surrender.