Mo

Presented by Sherelle, Mo's set is a dive into the hyperkinetic world of footwork, where 160 BPM is a starting point and rhythms fracture, reassemble, and sprint past each other in a glorious, chaotic sprint. Picture a room where the dancefloor is a battleground of intricate footwork, the tempo is dizzying, and the only constant is the relentless, skittering pulse of the drum machine. With an average BPM of 153 but a range from 97 to 162, this is a set of dramatic contrasts. The harmonic keys shift from the dark 8B to the bright 12A, mirroring the emotional swings.

The energy is overwhelmingly in the low end (77%), with complex, mid-range samples and vocals chopped into oblivion. Mixing is fast and cut-heavy, a true reflection of footwork's DJ culture, where quick edits and sudden drops keep the energy at a perpetual fever pitch, and the wide BPM range allows for moments of respite before launching back into the frenzy. The 14-minute 'Stones Taro - Full Train' is a marathon opener, setting a deep, atmospheric tone. 'DJ Spinn & DJ Rashad - Dubby' (feat.

Danny Brown) is a classic slice of footwork-meets-rap. Kelela's 'A Message' gets a haunting Teklife remix, and Flying Lotus's 'Land of Honey' provides a moment of ethereal, downtempo respite before the storm resumes. Beginning with the sprawling journey of 'Full Train', hitting a frenetic peak with the manic energy of tracks like 'Dubby', and closing with the sparse, cold aesthetics of 'Milo - I Don't Like Sleet', Mo maps the full emotional and rhythmic spectrum of footwork.