A remix of the radio edit ,With a heavier beat

deep house at his finest. with a bassline that hits in all the right places .a vocal that sticks with you ,an uplifting progressive journey that is pure dancefloor magic.

A Remix of the original Radio Edit, pumped up bass with a heavy beat and higher bpm. kitty Su is an exclusive area in Mumbai where some of the slick and trendy clubs are. With thanks to AletheaMcCarthyphotography for artistic input. Cheers

A soft sounding house track ,light with Indian samples including the Sitar. This is the Radio Edit. With thanks to AletheaMcCarthyPhotography for artistic input

Ominous dirty bass with uplifting synths and beat.

Heavy bass feathered with a light vocal. Thanks to aletheamccarthyphotography for digital artwork, and sounding board

This beautifully crafted piece of audio art has a gentle rolling beat and soft vocal tones with eclectic percussion samples. Thanks to Alethea McCarthy Photography for her creative input and collaboration.

“Bring The Beat Back” is a floor-focused statement of intent from Bionic Ironic — a track built to own the room from its very first pulse. With a swaggering tech-house groove at its core, the track struts forward on a foundation of tight percussion, rubbery low-end movement, and a hypnotic call-and-response between rhythm and silence. Every bar feels intentional, as if the producer is raising an eyebrow across the dancefloor and saying: watch what happens next.

The vocal motif — a commanding, mantra-like hook — slices through the mix with club-ready precision, giving the track its spine and its personality. It’s the kind of line DJs love because it tells the crowd what to do without ever breaking the spell. Subtle builds and playful drops keep the tension cycling, while the beat refuses to lose its confident strut — a classic tech-house trick executed with admirable restraint.

Ultraviolet by Bionic Ironic

“Will You Be Here in the Morning” drifts between intimacy and longing, blending smooth melodies with a glowing, late-night atmosphere. The track unfolds with a warm, steady pulse — neither rushed nor heavy — carrying vocals and instruments that shimmer with clarity. Its brightness adds a sense of hope, while the restrained energy keeps the mood personal and reflective. Perfect for after-hours listening, it feels like a quiet conversation at sunrise: tender, uncertain, and beautifully human.With thanks to Aletheamccarthyphotography for artistic inspiration