At 122 BPM in 7B, 'Sinner' moves with a tidy tech-house gait: clipped drums, a bassline that nudges rather than shoves, and Lyves's vocal sitting close enough to feel conversational. The energy is high—9 by my count—but it arrives as lift, not force; the warm hook does most of the work, leaving space around the kick.
In a set it belongs in the daylight stretch, after the tougher tools and before anything too deep—melodic house with enough pulse to keep a room alert. The texture is clean but not sterile, and the vocal gives it a human edge. I'd use it to change the temperature rather than raise the ceiling.