Higher (Chris Luno Remix)

At 125 BPM in 9A, Chris Luno steers Rodriguez Jr.'s source material into peak-time progressive territory. The kick is disciplined, the low-end ample, and the melodic hooks unfurl with a patience that belies its energy level of 9. It is the sort of record that fills a room without suffocating it—each arpeggio and pad swell arriving exactly when expected, yet never feeling cynical.

In a set, this sits comfortably as a bridge between deeper warm-up fare and full-throttle peak-time fireworks; the 9A key keeps it locked to mix with a wide swathe of melodic material. The remix trades underground obliqueness for accessibility, but retains enough textural finesse—ghosted vocals, granular synth flicker—to remind you that a music intelligence still curated the crate. It is functional, yes, but gloriously so.