CHANTS

At 130 BPM in A-flat minor, this cut operates in a shadowy register that suits its Hotflush home. The bassline programming is lean and unrelenting, carving out a hypnotic groove that feels engineered for concrete basements rather than polished booths. There is a raw, almost tactile texture to the low-end pressure, and its energy sits at a fierce simmer—intense enough to command the floor without tipping into chaos.

This is a record built for the late-night swivel: its bassline pressure creates a confined, kinetic space that keeps bodies moving, sitting perfectly as a bridging weapon in any club set. It does not ask for attention; it simply locks the room into its dark, metronomic pulse and holds it there.