Three Way Is The Hard Way (Avalon Emerson Remix)

I would drop this at 118 BPM anywhere the room needs a breakbeat lope that hits harder than its tempo suggests. The energy is pegged at nine, and I feel every snapping snare and sub-bass lurch in my chest; the 9B key keeps the harmonic framework taut and bright, letting leftfield percussion swarm the stereo field without sinking into murk. It is physical, propulsive music that demands movement.

In my sets, this bridges the warm-up and the sideways three a.m. pivot, threading straight-four kick grids into syncopated chaos. Avalon Emerson rebuilds the original into a warehouse interior: concrete walls, low ceiling, bodies too close. I love how the texture stays gritty yet spacious, each element given room to echo before the next drop. For the Dekmantel crowd, it is exactly the kind of distinctive, high-torque curveball that keeps a dancefloor alert.