Softening

At a relentless 130 BPM, the track hits with the urgency its energy rating promises, yet Priori and Cousin keep the texture slippery and hallucinogenic rather than blunt-force. The 4A key provides a shadowy, minor-register anchor that lets the psychedelic details swirl without drifting into chaos, each percussive layer clicking into place with the kind of leftfield precision NAFF regularly champions.

In a set, this is the moment the room tilts sideways: dropped after something straighter, it floods the floor with tripped-out momentum that still demands movement. The high energy never collapses into noise; instead, it sustains a taut, hypnotic pressure ideal for those 3 a.m. transitions when you need the crowd locked but slightly unmoored.