At 133 BPM in 2A, the pulse is clipped and forward-leaning, with the energy set to 9 but handled as controlled pressure rather than a scramble. The trance elements stay folded into the groove, giving the track a cold, clean edge that holds a room without asking it to look up.
It works as a bridge: after a track with more obvious hooks, before something stranger. The rhythm keeps the floor locked while the minor cast of 2A does the emotional work in the background. Nothing overstays; it's functional in the best sense, and it leaves space for the next record to make the bigger gesture.