Progressive House

An artist at the cutting edge of the progressive house movement with an unmistakable sound and unrivaled talent, Dmitry Molosh continues to hit soaring heights with each successive release. As prolific as he is talented, the Belarusian star has been a regular on Proton Music since 2016 with remixes for the likes of Kastis Torrau,... Read more »

Hernan Cattaneo was one of his earliest supporters, and he has played alongside the likes of Sasha, Black Coffee, Lee Burridge, Damian Lazarus, Patrice Bäumel, Joris Voorn, Peggy Gou, Nick Warren and Henry Saiz from the UAE to Europe and beyond. Now rising talent Bachir Salloum is rapidly establishing himself as a quality producer, releasing... Read more »

Few labels are as esteemed in electronic music as Bedrock Records. Founded by John Digweed in 1999, it’s responsible for shaping dance music’s very foundations, with a string of groundbreaking releases in its twenty-two-year run. One of those came in 2019, when Guy Mantzur and Khen’s Where Is Home was released to widespread industry acclaim.... Read more »

A time-honoured talent in the electronic music realm, there are few as well-versed in the art of performing than Nick Warren. A&R for the esteemed Hope Recordings, Nick’s output has spanned multiple decades in a career that has seen him support headline acts such as Massive Attack, as well as hold a residency at clubbing... Read more »

Budakid continues his musical journey with another remarkable two-track release on Guy J’s Malta-based label Lost & Found. Over the past decade, he became one of the innovators of the underground electronic dance scene. His stylish methodology of building atmospheres and hypnotic melodies and rhythms separates him from the rest of the world. His opening... Read more »

The Munich-based label Plattenbank, led by the internationally beloved DJ and award- winning producer Guy Mantzur presents one more chapter in their story. The brand new release features Kamilo Sanclemente‘s collaborations with Mauro Aguirre and Leonel Camp, joined by the vocalist Luli Diaz on ‘The End Comes After Me’. There are about twenty-five minutes of... Read more »