What To Do (&ME Remix)

&ME’s remodel of Guy Gerber’s cut hurtles along at 122 BPM with the kind of relentless, full-throttle momentum that justifies its ten-out-of-ten energy rating. The groove is sleek and tidal, locking into a deep, melodic techno chassis that feels precision-engineered for strobe-lit floors; locked in 9B, the harmonic palette stays bright and open, letting the synth lines breathe without ever sagging into melancholy.

It is a tasteful, current weapon, but the absence of a vocal means it functions more as a hypnosis device than a crossover moment—best deployed when the room is already wired and you need sustained intensity rather than a hook to convert stragglers. In a set, it sits comfortably in the peak-time pocket, bridging tougher techno rollers and more emotive melodic passages without ever dropping its guard.