To quote my own note while browsing submissions to this blog: “Oh shiiit – where has this track been all my life?”.
Seriously. This is a progressive house track primed for peak hours! Continue reading A progressive monster: The walls are rumbling!
A contrasting two tracks selected to kick off our weekend this Friday: One from an old-timer on the dance music scene, the other from a new star on the clubbing sky. Continue reading Double Dance Friday: Time to bounce again
For the first time I’ll do a review of a full EP, and not just a single track. And the reason is that I’ve come across a release that in my ears really fully comes to shine when listened in full.
Plus: It’s a fantastic release, no less! Continue reading Sicarius Hahni – Basquiat: Introvert percussion goodness
Ok, so those two deep house tracks got you started? Then let’s fire up THESE two babies, who are primed for peak hour! Continue reading Prime Time Power: Let these bang you!
There’s few things I enjoy more than progressive house. With a spark, a punch, a drive that never turns lazy. Like we have here.
We have to head over to Singapore to find mr Idris – and one can clearly hear that Saiful has been part of the clubbing scene for a while. Continue reading Singapore Proghouse: How’s that?
I always find it so interesting to hear electronica from other countries than what we usually are served.
Today I’ve picked two progressive house tracks from down east: One submission from the Middle East, the other from South Asia. And they are both… Aaaawesome. Continue reading Double Feature: Progression In The East
Two fine selections of progressive tracks this Friday, freshly harvested from the borderlands between techno and house.
I wish you a great weekend, and I’ll see you on Monday for more great music discoveries! Continue reading Progressive Friday: Sam Heyman + Nadja Lind & D. Diggler
I’ll make it short: This is my favourite progressive house track this month. End of story.
An exquisite piece of vocal house music that can be played on repeat, over and over again. Continue reading Ale Poe, “Hold On”: A track worth holding on to
Good deep and progressive electronica should hold details that we can delve into. It should be a bit sublime, you should not have everything thrown into your face. It should just be there, rolling, delivering that ever-important fundamental groove, but from there on it’s up to you to explore the piece.
Here’s one of those kind of tracks. Continue reading Lämmerfyr, “Places”: A place of sublime qualities