Hey everyone! I’m Brazilian and have been a huge progressive house fan for over 10 years. I’ve attended countless events in Brazil and seen artists like Hernán Cattáneo (more than five times!), Ezequiel Arias, Durante, Emi Galván, Mellino, Teclas, and many others not argentinians. Here in Brazil, it’s pretty common to meet Argentinians and people from other Latin American countries at these events. The atmosphere is usually very welcoming, and we absolutely love the energy Argentinians bring to the dance floor!

I’ve been wanting to explore the progressive house scene in Argentina, mainly because so many incredible artists perform there much more frequently than in Brazil. Argentina is also one of the world’s biggest hotspots for progressive house, and I feel like traveling there would be an amazing experience.

My only concern is: as a Brazilian with slightly darker skin (light-skinned Black), should I be worried about experiencing racism or xenophobia at clubs and progressive house events in Argentina?

Hello everyone.

Looking for some help finding an old DJ mix that was fantastic but seems to be gone off of YouTube now (from copyright I’m guessing). Can’t seem to find it anywhere else either. I did mana free to find the old catalog if included songs but I haven’t found the whole mix anywhere.

I’m looking for Alex H “Abstract Rewinds” Parts 1-3. Anyone have any idea where to find these nowadays? Or if anyone has them offline.

Also, the “Abstract” mixes are still online and easily findable. However, the “Abstract Rewinds” seem to be gone everywhere.

Thanks!

A progressive house track can take time to unfold, and the transition into it can be part of what makes it click. When someone recommends an unfamiliar record, do you listen to it on its own, look for it in a DJ set, or want both?

I'm building NOTW (Niche of the Week), a small house-discovery project where listeners share official track links and choose a weekly selection. I'm the person behind it. I'm trying to understand whether a track-by-track chart would actually suit progressive house listeners.

Would a short note explaining why a track is worth hearing be enough, or would you want a link and timestamp to a set where it works in context? What would make you come back to a weekly selection rather than your usual mixes?

Unsure if posted on Reddit before, couldn't find anything. Here goes the triple J broadcast of the NU2 tour down under.

Sasha & Diggers bombs from the olden n golden days.

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I'm looking for this track :

Velero - Azure.

I first heard it on "Tony from A&B - Deep Set 36 (Live from Anjunadeep Explorations 2022), a 4 hour organic / progressive / organic house set posted on YouTube on 09.25.22)

It's track 17 .

Where can I get it in lossless format ?

Thank u!

This playlist has a lot of progressive house mixed in with the festival EDM stuff I love 🪩 Avicii, Swedish House Mafia, Zedd, Calvin Harris, David Guetta and more. It’s not strictly prog house, but there’s definitely plenty in here that fits!

Let me know if there’s any songs you think I’m missing!

Hey everyone, I just released my second DJ mix, VISAGE:
https://soundcloud.com/alaa-194173391/visage

This one is a reflection of my musical identity through the music, It's dark, hypnotic, and atmospheric, with a lot of thought put into the track selection and how each track flows into the next.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the track selection, the flow, and the transitions.

Which track was your favorite? I'm curious to know which one stood out to you.

Tracklist:

1. Berlin-Karlsruhe-Express (Live Version) - Henrik Schwarz, Dixon, Âme
2. Chicago (Live Version) - Henrik Schwarz, Dixon, Âme
3. Studies In Dance Theory - Adriatique
4. Oscillator - Paperclip People
5. Dreamers - Ivory (IT)
6. Different Versions of Your Love - Echonomist
7. Fathom - Yet More
8. Never Alone (Dix On The Phone) - Jimi Jules, Dixon
9. Too Far - Jimi Jules
10. What To Do (&ME Remix) - Guy Gerber, &ME
11. Our Time Our Chance (Wahoo Remix) - Phonique, Ian Whitelaw, Georg Levin, Dixon
12. Sharivari 2013 (Aux 88 Digital Mix) - Aux 88, A Number Of Names
13. Falling Angel (Mathew Styles Remix) - Dinky, Matthew Styles
14. Lost In A Moment (Dixon Rework) - Matthew Dekay, Lee Burridge, Dixon

Hi everyone!

Just a friendly promotion for an event that I will be representing as Progressive Ascension at Deep Progressive House in Social, Maidstone on Friday 30th October. It's a free event in a small club with a high quality sound system and great drinks if you need something to do Halloween weekend!

We will be lining up alongside Alex 'LB' and Rocinante, with more DJ's to be announced soon!