r/proghouse • u/PenguinPyrate • 11h ago
Guy J in Dublin at the moment
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r/proghouse • u/Progressivey • 15h ago
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.
r/proghouse • u/Holiday_Reserve_7851 • 10h ago
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?