In Trouble

At 125 BPM in A minor, this is progressive house that keeps its head down. The kick is firm, the bassline rolls with an organic swing, and the percussion has a live, brushed quality—less machine-tooled than you might expect at this energy level. It builds a room that's warm and slightly dim, the kind of space where you can lose track of time without ever being fully lifted.

Energy nine is the headline, but it's a steady pressure rather than a spike. The groove does the work, layering small textural shifts over a bassline that never quite resolves into a hook. In a set, it's a useful bridge—something to hold the floor between more distinctive records. I keep it in the crate for those long, even stretches where you need motion without a moment.