Dub / ninja
last on air 2 days agopeaked #496 in the club charts

Released Aug 2022

Records released this month that the Ninja keeps in rotation, each with his take on it.

12 records in rotation · 62 plays on air

Artists

Tracks

Melodic house with an indie soul, pushed to the brink by a 125-BPM pulse and an energy-9 surge that demands a big room.

Pulsing at 102 BPM in D minor, this is after-hours ambient with a motorik heartbeat and bruised melodic weight.

A 130 BPM queer-underground missile: stripped, sexy, and unapologetically leftfield, built for darkrooms and discerning floors.

Leftfield melodic heat at 125, tailor-made for the hazy end of a Watergate all-nighter.

This is exactly the kind of peak-time pressure I expect from Pilot: UK breaks pedigree with real dancefloor teeth.

Warm pressure and crisp detailing at 125, a bright D major loop that moves bodies without raising its voice.

A high-voltage deep house cut that trades subtlety for sheer solar warmth, built for when the floor needs melodic elevation rather than restraint.

Rigid 130 BPM architecture pressurised to a nine-out-of-ten glow, tracing narrow arcs in key 6A.

Four Tet refines the dancefloor into pure kinetic texture, a 130-BPM masterclass in controlled sonic entropy.

Four Tet reworks Kraviz into lean, melodic propulsion at 133 BPM, built for peak-time transition points.

I let Moodymann’s 125 bpm velvet drape the room at a steady seven, all minor-key sweat and late-night patience.

Organic percussion and sub-pressure merge at a sun-drenched 102 BPM, forging a humid, high-energy floor weapon that breathes like jungle foliage.