Editorial review
Rafael Cerato and Charles D deliver a functional peak-time tool with "Right Now" that consistently extends Drumcode's current shift toward driving, harder techno structures. The groove rests on an uncompromising 4/4 foundation, layered with percussive sequences and a precisely placed vocal snippet — minimal but effective in the mix. Arrangement dramaturgy follows a classic arc: build-up, short break, direct re-entry without curveballs. Clean production, sharp transients, present bass weight. A reliable weapon for sets between 130–135 BPM that maintains energy without demanding attention. Charting at #75 in the Deezer Techno Top 100 reflects solid club utility rather than hype.
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