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The Ninja on this record
There is a reason the energy sits at a measured seven rather than ten: Larkin is not chasing peak-time hysteria. Instead, the 125-BPM chassis rolls with restrained, muscular patience, its deep hypnosis unfurling through the mix like smoke in low light. The 4B key centre gives the groove a subtle, luminous lift, preventing the after-hours mood from turning claustrophobic.
Coming from Planet E, the record carries that Detroit lineage without leaning on nostalgia. It is timeless house architecture built for the floor’s final dissolve; I would slot this after the crowd has thinned and the room needs something weightless yet anchored to hold the faithful.