JETSSS

For Oblig's birthday at Keep Hush London, JETSSS brings a set that blurs the lines between house, garage, and the raw energy of UK rap edits, and we're all complicit in enjoying the chaos. A celebratory basement party where Megan Thee Stallion acapellas meet swinging garage rhythms, and no one questions the logic. Averaging 140.4 BPM, this set straddles the line between house and UK garage, with a tempo that encourages both shuffling and bouncing. The key 12A appears three times, suggesting a focus on bright, driving harmonies.

Energy is low-dominant (avg 0.59), with bouncy basslines and clipped vocals taking center stage. The mixing style is likely creative, blending acapellas with instrumental tracks, as seen in the 22-minute 'Megan Thee Stallion - Thot Shit (Remix)' marathon. BPM range from 136 to 146 allows for smooth transitions between similar genres, maintaining a playful, unpredictable vibe throughout. Manga Saint Hilare & Lewi B's 'Activated' is a fierce opener, setting a grimey tone that's quickly subverted.

The extended 'Thot Shit' remix is the centerpiece, a bold, playful edit that dominates the set's middle section and had us all Shazam-ing in vain. 'Like Post - Unrlsd8 Work' might be a deeper, tool-like track for the heads, while Dj Raymond Ruan's 'China Mix' closes with an exotic, percussive flair. Each selection feels like a nod to different corners of the UK underground, from drill to garage, executed with a wink. From the activation of 'Activated', peaks with the lengthy, remixed anthem of 'Thot Shit', and winds down with the global rhythms of 'China Mix', this tracklist is a birthday bash worth remembering.