For those who like their house deep and elastic, this one lands properly. Spend a few minutes with Brawther behind the decks and it’s clear he lives and breathes the sound. Funk runs deep, basslines stay rubbery, and there’s always that raw edge that keeps things locked. With over 15 years shaping his craft, from Slapfunk to Dungeon Meat, the Parisian has carved out his own lane in the deeper shades of the genre. Mauro Ferno leans into that late-night pulse alongside him, keeping the room steady, immersive and fully heads-down.