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Knee Deep In Sound
4 September 2026
House / Tech House, Breaks, Breakbeat and UK Bass
KD241BP
Tracks Count: 9
Total Time: 58:06
Remixers: Not listed
🚀 High-energy club energy. Hot Since 82’s Obsessions combines rolling House and Tech House foundations with vocal collaborations, breakbeat movement and late-night club atmosphere. The release opens with the direct groove of “All That Matters”, then shifts through the darker “Shaded”, the broken rhythm of “Life’s Too Short” and the more melodic House direction of “Eternity”.
The tracklist is built for set flexibility rather than a single repetitive formula. “Wow”, “State Of Mind” and “Time” provide extended Tech House tools, while “Who Do You Love” and “Eternity” bring a warmer House feel. The closing “Another Life” with Lydia Kaye gives the package a vocal finish and makes Obsessions suitable for both peak-time movement and longer late-night transitions.
The Vibe: A modern club-focused release for House and Tech House selectors who want rolling basslines, vocal hooks, broken-beat contrast and enough variety to shape a full DJ set.
1. Hot Since 82 – All That Matters (Original Mix) (06:05)
2. Shades Of Rhythm, Hot Since 82 – Shaded (Original Mix) (07:38)
3. Hot Since 82 – Life's Too Short (Original Mix) (03:40)
4. Hot Since 82, Zoe Kypri – Eternity (Original Mix) (06:30)
5. Hot Since 82 – Wow (Original Mix) (07:23)
6. Hot Since 82, Kuuda – State Of Mind (Original Mix) (07:39)
7. Hot Since 82, Kuuda – Time (Original Mix) (06:46)
8. Hot Since 82 – Who Do You Love (Original Mix) (07:25)
9. Hot Since 82, Lydia Kaye – Another Life (Original Mix) (05:00)
Obsessions is a versatile club release that moves confidently between rolling Tech House, warmer House and broken-beat energy. “All That Matters”, “Wow” and “State Of Mind” offer the strongest peak-time tools, while “Life’s Too Short” provides a useful rhythmic change of direction. The vocal-led “Eternity” and “Another Life” add contrast and make the package suitable for extended late-night transitions as well as more direct dancefloor moments.
