You Could Be

The groove locks at an insistent 125 beats per minute, and I feel the pull toward forward motion without ever feeling rushed. Anz wraps George Riley’s vocal in a glossy, high-tensile electronic weave, and the track’s 5B key pushes every melodic phrase into bright, unclouded air; to my ears, that optimism cuts through even the most packed floor.

With an energy rating nudging nine, this is strictly peak-time material for me, yet it retains the tasteful polish Ninja Tune demands, bridging rugged UK club architecture with the melodic sheen of its pop and K-pop tags. I can already see the room it builds: vast but intimate—confetti in the rafters, every syllable against your ear—a triumphant, hands-in-the-air moment before the final push.