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The Ninja on this record
The drums lock to a neat 120-bpm grid, but the synths seem to push faster, driven by an energy level that sits unusually high for deep house. In key 10B, the chords open up in bright, major-interval shapes that feel more like afternoon glare than midnight haze, and the bassline keeps everything anchored without adding much weight.
This is the sort of record that works best when the floor is already warm and you need melodic substance without a drop in propulsion. It will sit comfortably in the transition between deeper warm-up material and the tougher stuff, letting 10B's brightness do the lifting while the steady 120-bpm pulse maintains the pressure.