No War

The kick lands with a tempered insistence at 120 BPM, yet the downtempo tag pulls the groove into a more meditative stride than the tempo alone suggests. Working in D minor, Âme lets the key’s natural shadows colour the synthesis, keeping the energy at a steady seven without tipping into hysteria; the forward-thinking leftfield electronica aesthetic means the texture breathes, leaving gaps where a busier cut would crowd the mix.

It sits in a set like a pivot point: too driving for pure ambient, too composed for peak-time, exactly the sort of Innervisions pedigree that rewards patience. You could slot it after something tougher to let the room exhale, or use its pulse to ease a floor into stranger territory. Either way, it builds a spacious, dimly lit room that moves bodies without insisting.