PUTRIXA (BLACK O SOCIETY)

PUTRIXA's set for the KLAB73 takeover is a dense, powerful foray into the world of modern jungle, breakbeat, and atmospheric D&B—a sound that feels both retro-futuristic and utterly contemporary. This is for the heads who appreciate Amen breaks as a spiritual text and sub-bass as a physical therapy. The vibe is dark, immersive, and intellectually stimulating, more head-nod than hands-up, perfect for a dedicated basement session. Locked into a crisp 143.8 BPM average and predominantly in the key of 12A, the set uses harmonic tension and release to great effect.

The energy is remarkably balanced between low (0.46) and mid (0.49), creating a rich tapestry where weighty basslines and intricate, syncopated drum programming exist in perfect harmony, with just enough high-end (0.05) to add bite. PUTRIXA showcases a razor-sharp ear for the deep and the dark. She opens with the menacing, sub-loaded pressure of Fonzo & Capo Lee's 'Ring Ring'. The selection traverses the crisp, modern jungle of Neida's 'Dirty', the swung, halftime weight of K-65's 'Heavyweight', and the paranoid, skittering rhythms of Hijinx's 'Out of Luck'.

The centerpiece, arguably, is the inclusion of Joy Orbison's epic, 23-minute odyssey 'flight fm', a track that is a journey in itself. The set’s journey is a deep dive into texture, starting with the ominous intro of 'Ring Ring', building a peak with the relentless drive of LU2K's 'Ez Tool 2', and landing on the jazzy, intricate drums and warm pads of Satl's 'Werk It'—a sophisticated and satisfying conclusion.