At 128 the kick lands square and stays there, but the vocal does the steering — a short, clipped phrase that circles back before you've finished hearing it. In B minor the chords sit low and slightly sour, which stops the brightness of the hook turning sweet. Energy reads near the top of the scale, though it arrives as pressure rather than lift: hi-hats tight, bassline cut short, nothing left to spill.
It's a mid-set record — the point where a floor has settled and needs holding rather than lifting. Coming out of something deeper it sharpens the air; played too early the insistence wears thin. Best with the lights still up and the room still deciding.