Essex

To my ears, Modd locks into a driving 125 BPM progressive grid, letting the open-air brightness of 11B saturate every synth swell with high-octane insistence. The energy hits a near-maximum nine, so the record never broods; it sprints, layering arpeggiated textures and polished melodic fragments into an accessible surge that feels engineered for peak-time lift-off.

In my sets, it sits between deeper melodic excursions and full-throated anthems, generating fierce momentum without ever yielding the standout vocal hook that would turn a rotation regular into an arms-up singularity. I find it functional, fiery, and flawlessly produced—just don’t expect the crowd to hum it in the taxi home.