The tempo sits at 158, pushing juke-derived patterns into sharp electro territory without losing the melodic thread. In 5A, the harmony stays minor and taut, letting the high-energy grid feel controlled rather than chaotic; every snare lands like a snapped cable in a cramped room, while bright synth lines trace a narrow path overhead, keeping the air moving.
I would slip this in after something slower to exploit the jump in BPM, letting the melodic content ease the transition before the drums fully lock. It belongs in the later hours when the floor can handle full pressure, though the key keeps it musical enough that it never collapses into pure endurance.