I hear the rhythm lock at a steady 128, but the melodic content keeps tipping off-centre, those phrases tumbling over one another in D minor with an energy level that stays pinned near the red. It is the sort of 128-BPM house that Studio Barnhus has long traded in: bright, slightly odd, and warm enough to keep my floor from feeling clinical.
In my sets, this lands best when the room is already simmering and needs a jolt of colour rather than brute force. The textures are crisp but never harsh, letting the playful motifs breathe without crowding the mix, and that nine-out-of-ten charge means it can carry a room without exhausting the crowd.