Five months of weekly sessions, and hardly a repeat in sight.
The tempo the floor lives at, averaged across every track.
Not a guess. The floor's measured character, averaged from every track.
High-energy, low-brightness, barely a hint of acoustic. Driving and a little dark, built to move. The numbers say what the room already knew.
When the music was made, by decade. A floor that plays now, with roots.
84% released since 2010, but reaching back to Yazoo in 1982 and Detroit classics along the way. Oldest cut: Yazoo, 1982. Newest: Ákos Győrfy, 2026.
The genres the tracks actually carry. House leads techno, just.
micronism, Carl Craig, Leftfield and Octave One lead the selections. Aotearoa dub-techno meeting Detroit and the UK.
Tracks per night, 5 March to 23 July 2026. Week in, week out.
Five months. One long set.
315 tracks, 277 artists, high-energy and dark, mostly new but rooted in the classics. A dancefloor kept on MixMates, counted from the data up.