The NoZzo's Vol. 14: Eight Cuts of Peak-Hour Tech House
The fourteenth instalment of The NoZzo's series arrives as a statement of purpose: eight tracks mapping a coherent and powerful journey through tech house and functional floor-ready house. With BPMs ranging from 126 to 131, the compilation sustains consistent energy without sacrificing nuance or sonic depth.
Mirko Abbattista opens proceedings with All Night, a 128 BPM cut that lays solid foundations with tight grooves and well-crafted metallic percussion. Julian Kumar raises the temperature with Kiss That, six minutes of hypnotic house that toys with chopped vocal layers and thick basslines. The standout moment belongs to Jiggy (IT): Beast is the longest track on the selection — 8:15 minutes at 126 BPM — earning every second with a dense, dark, almost tribal construction that commands the middle section of any set.
Giuseppe Martini pushes the pulse with Killah at 130 BPM, showcasing precise control of tension and release. Fitzko contributes Tropez, arguably the most melodic cut of the package, carrying hints of French Riviera house. The Chamacos and Juanes Cabrera collaboration People injects a more organic, percussive element perfectly suited for peak hours.
CAMALUK delivers Bounce From It, a straight-to-the-point groove at 130 BPM, while Alessandro Diruggiero alongside Tomi&Kesh close the volume with Gone 2 Soon — the fastest track at 131 BPM — wrapping things up with urgency and character.
- Standout track: Beast – Jiggy (IT)
- Best suited for: Midnight sets, peak hour tech house
- BPM range: 126–131
