Hold On (feat Sampha)

At 133 BPM in 6A, this thing moves with a relentless pulse. The energy is maxed out at ten, yet it never feels blunt; instead, the groove slices through the room with precision, Sampha’s distinctive vocal cutting clean across the forward-thinking production. It’s leftfield electronica that refuses to sit still, building a tension that feels tailor-made for the dead-of-night hours.

In a set, it functions as a high-wire pivot—fierce enough to peak, yet cerebral enough to keep the heads nodding. The Late Night Tales imprint frames it as after-hours ammunition, and at this tempo it bridges house momentum with something more fractured and future-facing. I’d drop it when the floor needs intensity without sacrificing brains.