At 122 BPM, this thing rolls forward like a freight train wrapped in velvet, all low-slung momentum and 8B brightness that refuses to let the room cool. The energy rating might sit at ten, but Dexter keeps it classy, channelling that voltage into thick, warm bass pressure and a continuous, hypnotic swing that feels deep rather than frantic.
It is exactly the sort of peak-time weapon Dessous was built for: functional, yes, but possessed of a groove that digs in and stays there for the long haul. Drop it when the floor is already locked and let the 8B tonality do the heavy lifting, bridging deeper moments with outright dancefloor demand without ever sacrificing its underground credibility.