Daily music discovery
Searches for new underground electronic music each day and adds selected records to rotation.
Continuous underground electronic mixes with live track selection and explanations.
Dub Ninja is a web-based music listening service that selects and mixes underground electronic records live. It builds a continuous set rather than following a fixed schedule or playlist, choosing each next track as the session progresses.
The service combines music discovery, audio analysis and automated mixing with an explanatory thread that describes its choices. Listeners can influence the musical direction, explore the records being played and keep discoveries in a saved crate. Its core purpose is to provide an ongoing electronic music session with visibility into how the set develops.
Searches for new underground electronic music each day and adds selected records to rotation.
Analyses tempo, key, energy and phrase structure across each record, then beat-matches and blends tracks using their musical fit and transition points.
An ongoing commentary thread explains track choices. Transition details show changes in key, tempo and energy between records.
Offers prompts such as deeper, harder, more melodic, peak time, dubbier, hypnotic and brighter to steer the session's musical direction.
Displays artist, label, genre, release date, BPM, key and energy information, alongside a timestamped history of aired records. Records, artists, labels and sounds are accessible from the listening interface.
Lets listeners save records, share a moment and return to a mix where it stopped. Saved selections remain in the listener's crate.
Keep an electronic set playing while working or relaxing without choosing successive albums or maintaining a playlist. Use direction prompts when the mood changes.
Explore unfamiliar tracks as they air, inspect their artists and labels, and save interesting selections. The listening history helps locate a record heard earlier.
Follow the commentary and transition indicators to see how tempo, harmonic relationships and energy inform the next selection within a running set.
No. Open the mix and it keeps selecting records for as long as you leave it running. The service describes its programming as continuous, without schedules, episodes or playlists to maintain.
It focuses on underground electronic music. The displayed listening history includes deep house, house, progressive house, deep techno, downtempo and bassline.
The interface identifies the current record and shows booth states including on air, mix-out, just played and cued next, providing context for the mix in progress.
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