Domino

At a relentless 122 bpm in key 2A, this cut charges forward with the kind of nine-out-of-ten pressure that demands a big room. The groove is taut and metallic, all piston-precise drums and lean bass that favour utility over melody; without a vocal anchor or memorable melodic hook, it relies entirely on momentum and sheer force to keep bodies locked.

It sits comfortably as a peak-time bridge record—functional, fierce, and easy to mix—though its lack of distinguishing character means it works harder as a set tool than a standout moment. Drop it when the floor is already molten and you need to maintain altitude without stealing the spotlight from the records either side.