A Little Higher

The tempo sits at a measured 115, letting the groove breathe without rushing the floor. There is a warmth to the low end that feels lived-in rather than synthetic, and the energy, though rated high, manifests as sustained concentration rather than frenzy. You can hear the late-night intent in the minor key sway; it moves hips at a conversational pace, allowing the soulful atmosphere to settle between the kicks.

In a set, this belongs after midnight when the room has thinned to the faithful. It bridges deeper moments with enough forward motion to keep bodies locked, building a hazy, intimate space rather than a peak-time surge. The texture is soft, but the pulse is firm.