North Star

At 133 bpm in D minor, this is a relentless, high-energy workout that refuses to let the floor breathe. The tempo sits in that perfect techno pocket—fast enough to drive, precise enough to hypnotise—and the energy level of ten translates into a soundscape that feels like sheet metal under strobe lights. There is no let-up, only forward motion.

It is built for the after-hours corner of a set, when the crowd is too deep in to need a melody but hungry for texture. On AD 93, it carries that label’s reputation for sharp, future-facing design: every frequency feels considered, every hit lands with intent. Drop it when the room is already molten and watch it lock in.