I hear the kick land squarely at 130 bpm with a crisp, modern house sheen that keeps the floor moving without clutter. In 5A, the bassline carries a familiar warmth, and the high energy level pushes the track forward without needing excessive layers; the open space around the vocal is exactly the point.
I would slip this in once the room already has momentum, letting the crowd catch the melody after deeper, more dubby cuts. The hook does the heavy lifting, but the production stays restrained enough that it never feels overbearing—a natural bridge between nostalgia and the current moment.