No 5

I’d swear this was wrenched from a smoky backroom jam rather than a DAW grid: at 118 BPM, it lopes with an organic swagger, live drums and Rhodes stabs tumbling over a bassline that refuses to sit still. The energy is sky-high but never frantic; Graef lets the groove breathe, layering dusty jazz textures and off-kilter percussion until the room feels like a basement session at three a.m.

I’d slot this into a warm-up or deep-floor pivot, bridging heads-down hypnosis and loose-limbed leftfield funk without breaking sweat. The low-end rumbles with raw, unpolished character, and that 8A key keeps everything locked in a moody, introspective lane without sacrificing dancefloor traction. For selectors who like their house served with grit and grace, this is pure rotation gold.