Where Were U In 92 (Colter Carson Mix)

At 120 BPM in 11B, it locks the floor with a disciplined pulse. The energy is maxed out but filtered through deep house restraint—think dense pads and a bassline that breathes rather than bullies. The cheeky title nods to ’92, but the sonics are firmly contemporary Public Possession: warm, tactile, unhurried.

This is a peak-time deep house cut that works as a bridge between warm-up and main room. The 11B key gives it a bright, almost hopeful lift, and that peak energy means you can slam it in without losing sophistication. I’d drop it when the room needs momentum without a tempo shift—pure, locked-in groove architecture.