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Global Underground Progressive House
With Freedom of a High, Cary Crank delivers another powerful statement of his signature progressive house sound. Driven by analog textures from his synthesizers and modular system, pulsating grooves and a distinctive, almost hypnotic vocal, the track captures that euphoric moment where music takes over — whether on the dancefloor, at home, or somewhere in between. On remix duty, US-based artists Taylan and Solvān bring a smoother and more melodic perspective. Taylan, known for his deep and atmospheric progressive style, teams up with Solvān to deliver a refined and flowing interpretation, adding warmth and subtle groove while preserving the essence of the original. Together, the release explores different shades of progressive house — from powerful and hypnotic to smooth and immersive — united by a shared sense of depth and emotion.
John Summit , Julia Church , Devault , Røhaan , Julia Wolf , Absolutely , Nija , Feid , The Chainsmokers , Ilsey , Lavinia , KILIMANJARO
Bedrock Records Progressive House
UV Progressive House
Omnia , Three Drives , Three Drives On A Vinyl , Max Styler , Sultan + Shepard , Ginchy , Ruben De Ronde , Amber Revival , Armin van Buuren , Mesh , Dan Stone , Gaia , Argy , Marlo Rex , Moonman , Ferry Corsten , Joris Voorn , Giuseppe Ottaviani , OTTAGON , ReOrder , Crowd+Ctrl , Skytech , SEVEK , Andrew Bayer , Alle Farben , Rosy , Farius , David Forbes , Sue McLaren , Ronski Speed , Glockenbach , Richard Durand , Dicosis , nilsix , Jurgen Vries , Superstrings , DIM3NSION , StanV , Scott Mac , Pascal M , Wavetraxx , Alexander Popov , FAWZY , Ahmed Helmy , Doppenberg , HEL:BRG , Kesha , Lilly Palmer , Sikoti , Lawton , Deckers , Olive Anguz , River , BK , York , Sacha Harland , The Rocketman , S3PPA , DEVERAUX , MDDLTN , Mark Sixma , KI/KI , onTune
Dawn Patrol Records Progressive House
Balance Music Progressive House
Nick Newman , UnbrokenOne , Solis [US] , AOVA , Patch Park , VUH , slEdger (UK) , Pyrrhus , Molac , Gowzer , SuperHuman (UK) , Demus Whisper , Mapiu , Shell Robinson , SMOKE G
D-Shift makes his debut with a classy new EP. The new side project of D. Singh of Drunken Kong fame, D-Shift will dive deeper into the melodic side of house and explore the inner realms of the groove. Beginning his sonic journey earlier this year on Christian Smith's Tronic, the D-Shift sound will feature strong influences from progressive house. Opening the EP, 'Far Out' is a punchy, vibrant peak-time groover for the more discerning floors. Chunky drums and techy sonics set the scene, leading to more delicate arps in the main break and an energetic final section. Next up, 'To Be Continued' continues (sic) at pace. Musical and devastating, this is the sound of the early hours deep inside the Tokyo underground; a place where the tourists walk past unaware. Gated vocals, sweeping sonics and trancey melodies from the Gods. Perfection!
Hollystone Records Progressive House
Sunexplosion Progressive House
Dissident Music presents Gravity, a deep and driving progressive house release from Pete B and Doug Crawford, both making their debut on the label alongside fellow newcomer Diego Moreira. With a focus on darker tones and hypnotic energy, this three-track package delivers a cohesive yet varied take on modern progressive sounds, purpose-built for underground floors. The original mix of Gravity leans into groove and rhythm, built around intricate percussion and a brooding low-end. Micke, a familiar name on Dissident, brings a melodic touch to his remix while maintaining the track’s dark core, adding depth and emotional nuance. Meanwhile, Diego Moreira pushes things further into the underground with a version shaped by deep techno influences—stripped back, driving, and immersive. Together, these three interpretations offer distinct but complementary perspectives, making Gravity a versatile add to any discerning DJ’s set. Thanks for listening! We hope you dig this one as much as we do… and stay tuned for more from Dissident Music.
Univack Progressive House
Early Morning Progressive House
Naaika returns to Timeless Moment with the deeply introspective "Release Me," a piece that feels less like a track and more like a quiet inner ritual. Rooted in emotion and subtle spiritual undertones, the UK artist crafts an electronica journey filled with airy adlibs, delicate piano lines, and expansive atmospheres that gently pull the listener inward. There is a sense of surrender within the sound — as if memories surface, dissolve, and realign — inviting a release not only of tension, but of identity itself. On remix duties, label boss Morttagua offers his first reinterpretation of 2026, reshaping "Release Me" into a hypnotic progressive experience. With a strong, rolling groove and deep basslines, he translates the original's emotional core into a more kinetic form, transforming its pianos and textures into layered 5D plucks and evolving arpeggios. The vocals drift like distant echoes, while luminous synths guide the journey forward — creating a subtle bridge between introspection and movement, where emotion becomes rhythm and release becomes motion. Mastering by @Syntropy.ofc Syntropy.ofc@gmail.com www.timelessmoment.com.br Social Networks Timeless Moment: www.soundcloud.com/TimelessMoment www.instagram.com/TimelessMomentMusic www.Facebook.com/TimelessMomentMusic Contact for licensing: kelly@timelessmoment.com.br Social networks for Naaika: https://www.instagram.com/decimelnaaika/ Social networks for Morttagua: www.morttagua.com www.soundcloud.com/morttagua www.instagram.com/morttaguamusic