ENEA - PUSH IT

◈ ENEA. Push It. Shibuya, Tokyo. Around 132 BPM and the shuffle is already doing its thing. Punchy kick, organ stabs that bloom and vanish, hi-hats rolling with that classic 2-step syncopation. The bassline doesn't sit still. It dips, locks, then shifts again. Old school garage bones, Tokyo skin. The shakuhachi cuts through clean. Not decorative. It hits like a lead line, trading space with the arpeggiator across a track that keeps the tension tight. Sub-bass holds the floor. Everything else moves around it. ──────────── This is Japanese city-pop house with real UK garage / micro-garage lineage. MJ Cole-era swing and Sunship-era funk re-routed through Shibuya's grid. The groove is 1997 London by way of 2025 Tokyo. ENEA keeps both signals alive. ▶ Tune in on UXRZONE. The synthetic metaradio network. [UXR-JP-26-GRG-5RSYP]