The groove lands at a straight-ahead 130 BPM, pitched in 9B with a muscular insistence that befits its energy rating of 9. The momentum feels lean and propulsive, designed to maintain pressure without demanding centre stage, and the texture is uncluttered, favouring utility over spectacle.
In the context of a set, it operates as reliable bridgework: a high-octane buffer that sustains the room while the selector figures out what monster to drop next. It will not anchor a headline slot, but sandwiched between bigger records it provides exactly the kind of forward thrust a 130-BPM floor needs when the main event is loading.