I hear this sitting at a brisk 133bpm in key 7A, pushing a framework that borrows from deep-house fluidity without fully surrendering to its tech-trance tag. A vocal presence threads through the arrangement, giving the energy level of 8 a human pulse while crisp drums and a tidy bassline keep the motion disciplined and the frequencies uncluttered. At this tempo it lands in a transitional pocket, tilting the afternoon slowly towards evening. I would not drop it at peak-time, but it works as a bridge: the kind of cut that keeps bodies moving while the light changes. On ABODE, that balance feels functional, unhurried, and quietly confident in its own skin.