This Time (Four Tet Remix)

I hear Four Tet’s remodel of Kraviz’s original locking into a steady 133-BPM grid that feels tailor-made for peak-time floors, riding the open brightness of 2B without ever turning saccharine. The energy sits at a persistent eight-out-of-ten, meaning it presses forward with real weight but still leaves room for the drums to breathe and the frequencies to swirl.

In my sets, this is the transition weapon: lean enough to slip between tougher techno cuts, yet possessed of its own melodic gravity that can pull a room sideways. It builds a spacious, neon-lit corridor rather than a claustrophobic bunker, making it ideal for those 3 AM moments when the crowd needs propulsion without punishment.