Thu, 9 April 2009  After a short hiatus, Progressive-Sounds’ Justin Steel returns with a fresh instalment in the PS Series for 2009. Included are tracks he’s playing out and about as well as some personal favourites which, when combined, create a luxurious mix of tech and house grooves for your listening pleasure. Enjoy.
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Mon, 3 November 2008  After a slight hiatus, we now return to presenting our podcasts, and what better way to kick things off than with the latest mix from Justin Steel. Aside from continuing with his Illicit Audio DJ venture, he has been in the studio working on some original productions and remixes which have all recently been released on Beatport on labels such as Cubism and Stripped. Here he delivers yet another masterful hour plus mix featuring material from The Timewriter, Nick Chacona and Minilogue, and also featuring the recent track 'Flyertalk' by Christian Smith, and as we move forward towards 2009, expect to hear a lot more about Justin over the coming months. Comments[23] |
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Tue, 15 April 2008 1. The Curse - Voodeux - Mothership Records 2. Wear Your Scars Like Medals - Sian - Aus Music 3. Difuse - Gurtz - Liga Elektronika 4. Nobutyeahbutno - Extrawelt - Kompass Musik 5. Termal Eyes - Joseph Capriati/Abnormal - Splitsound Records 6. I'm Stressed - Presslab Boys - Angry Monkey Productions 7. Ebona - Splashfunk (Luke & Dan mix) - SFR Recording 8. Deliverance - Pig & Dan - NRK 9. Plumbi - Marascia/Dusty Kid - Boxer Recordings 10. Pucklebop - Chris Liebing - CLR Comments[8] |
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Mon, 3 December 2007  Following on from his inaugural mix for Progressive-Sounds, Justin Steel returns with his second instalment in his PS Mix series offering up a seamless collection of the latest tunes that are finding his favour. Where the last mix was on a dark and twisted sound scape, this latest one takes on a lighter feel beginning with some trippy, spacey sounds then gradually moving onto some proper dance floor beats that will soon have you dancing around in circles. So kick back and enjoy this latest offering from our site resident, Justin Steel.
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Thu, 23 August 2007  There’s a stigma often attached to people who’ve been involved in dance music for a long time in that after a number of years they become quite jaded and rarely get excited about the music and clubs or, for the most part, the DJs associated with it. As someone who’s been involved in this erratic scene, primarily as a reviewer, I’ve been more then guilty of this attitude at some point in time, sometimes without even realising it. As the years have gone by, I’ve become less and less dazzled by the concept of the ‘DJ’ and the whole idea of the DJ being a God is well and truly over for me. You lot are human, just like me. So reaching the stage where I think I’ve heard all the DJs I need to hear therefore I’ve heard it all before, you would think that there was nothing left to surprise me. Well, I couldn’t be more wrong… Every now and then, along comes a DJ who, from my perspective, is the total package. Talented, charismatic and forever fine-tuning his chosen art at every turn while still remaining spontaneous and forward thinking, London based Justin Steel falls easily into the ‘total package’ deal. Over the last few years his talents as a DJ have deeveloped at an almost exponential rate. With his style firmly meshed in all things house infused, this is one DJ who can make you feel like you’re on a sun drenched beach in Ibiza or in the pits of a dark and grimy club about to lose your sanity. While there is an endless supply of promotional mixes available at the click of a mouse today, it's his that I look forward to the most. Not only do they pique my interest from a musical perspective but they forever make me want to get up and dance like I don't care. Of all the DJs in the world, he’s one of the few who actually makes me wish I knew how to mix, just so I could have the opportunity to play on the same night as him. So without any further ramblings from me – and trust me, I can talk about this guy for hours - presented for your listening pleasure is the first in a series of podcasts put together exclusively by Justin for Progressive Sounds. Buckle up and get ready for a mix that begins on a dubby, beautifully melodic sound and just when you think you've got it sussed, will twist your head completely around and almost scare the pants off you before bringing you back up for air. In an industry that’s full of DJs with egos larger then their talent, I'll let Justin's mix do all the talking. Enjoy! Anthony Collins 'Parrafine' Comments[9] |
Tue, 31 July 2007  Ahead of the release of their second artist album 'Club Trafikana', Trafik have taken time to put together a 30 minute micromix featuring some of the new original and material featured on the album, exclusively for the readers here at Progressive-Sounds. The album is due for release in early August, but for now enjoy this advance preview.
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Tue, 3 July 2007 Times may change, as does this website, but SoundBytes has been a major component of Progressive-Sounds for many years, and still is as Chloe delivers an hour long mix to celebrate the site's re-launch. In between playing Turkey, the Global Gathering festival in the UK and Tenerife over the next few weeks, her debut single Skooch is due to be released on Mashtronic Records complete with a remix from Oliver Lieb, and her remix alongside Canada's Deeburn of Petter's 'Freak N Love' is available now from Beatport.
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Mon, 15 January 2007  Having spent the last few weeks DJing across Mexico and Texas, and ahead of a number of European dates, Chloe is back and kicks off 2007 with the latest Soundbytes. Drawing upon music from some of her favourite labels of the moment, Chloe presents a selection of lesser known tracks that have currently been rocking the dancefloor for her, and hopefully you will enjoy the music equally as much.
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Wed, 6 September 2006  After a brief hiatus, the Spincast returns once more. This week, we have a very special guest mix, as Canadian recording artists Sissy, one of the latest signings to Global Undergroud's GU Music imprint, present a condensed version of their debut album 'All Under' for you to enjoy. Be sure to watch out for upcoming single 'So Long', which features remixes from Mashtronic and Andrew Kelly.Comments[5] |
Thu, 31 August 2006  From London to Helsinki, Helsinki to Seattle, and Seattle across America, it's been quite a job trying to keep tabs on Chloé as of late, but now back in London, she's taken time to put together Soundbytes 90 for us, featuring an upfront selection of tracks and remixes from Lazy Fat People, Solieb, Mashtronic, Stian Klo, Phatjak and Bart Van Wissen in one cohesive and upbeat mix that you should definitely check out. Enjoy!
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Thu, 6 July 2006  After a brief hiatus, Mr Spin returns with the latest installment in our Spincast series. This time around he's picked a few of his current favourites from the excellent M-nus label, plus the latest Kompakt Pop offering from Gui Boratto for everyone to sample. Be sure to check it out.
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Fri, 2 June 2006  Ahead of several dates alongside John Digweed as part of the North American leg of his 'Transitions' cd tour, Chloe returns again with the latest edition of Sound Bytes. This week, she puts together a mix that includes some of Oliver Lieb's latest production work, plus material from his Monofleur label, in addition to new tracks and releases from Audiofly X and the Poker Flat imprint. Enjoy!
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Wed, 31 May 2006  After a short hiatus, the Spincast returns, featuring a selection of new material that may well have slipped under the radar of menu. Habersham's interpretation of the the second release from Jacob Todd's Emote imprint is present, as is Mr Spin's own 'Stripped Beauty Mix' of fellow [PS] contributor Colin C's track as Deeptone, 'Yours To Keep'. Add in remixes from Faskil and Christopher Lobsinger, who's interpretation of Jaytech's 'Genesis' kicks off the new label Rapid Response Recordings, and we can now present yet another mini mix for you.
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Wed, 10 May 2006  It's that time again where a guest steps up to take control of the SpinCast, and here on Volume 025 you are treated with not just one, but two guests! Andrew Kelly, who has been stirring up quite a lot of excitement within the scene lately, teams up with his partner Michelle Chivers, known for her vocal work on tracks by Nick Muir, Damien Heck, and Shiloh just to name a few. A trainspotter's dream, the duo take samples from a large array of tunes and layer them in with Andrew's forthcoming track "She Thinks She's Underground". It's a unique concept, and also showcases Michelle first step into the world of production, so sit back and enjoy! Main theme:
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Tue, 11 April 2006  After several weeks on tour, playing gigs in Miami, Mexico and most recently warming up for Infusion in her native Seattle, chloé returns to the fold with the 88th edition in the Sound Bytes series. Featuring a selection of some of the tracks currently lodged in her record box, Chloe puts together another seamless 30 minute mix featuring new material and remixes from Lostep, Dan Mangan, James Holden and Fretwell, so be sure to check it out.
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Thu, 6 April 2006  1. Ellen Allien & Apparat - Turbo Dreams [BPitch]2. Lostep - Villain [GU Music] 3. The Doors - Hello I Love You (Adam Freeland's Fabric Mix) [Marine Parade] 4. Depeche Mode - The Darkest Star (Holden Dub) [Mute] Comments[1] |
Fri, 24 March 2006  Spincast now gets back on track with a showcase of work from BlueRoomProject's Jeff Belfi. Featuring exclusive versions, reworks, edits and effects, this mix will bring you up to speed on what he's been upto over the last few months, including a preview of some of his upcoming works. Enjoy!Comments[7] |
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Fri, 10 February 2006  Spincast 021 sees our own Nick Williams take the helm with a collection of cuts from across the world. Starting with Dousk's 'Robot', taken from the album 'DIY' on Klik Records, Nick proceeds to introduce some of the recent works from Dave Robertson, Jay Tripwire and man of the moment Martinez, finishing up with an excellent track by Voltique on the much vaunted Get Physical label.
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Wed, 1 February 2006  Spincast launched in 2005 and has become one of the site's most popular components. Spincast 20 sees the spotlight handed over to Rachael Starr for the first guest edition, who showcases some of her current and forthcoming projects, as well as providing some exclusive comments. With further guests and labels showcases planned for 2006 and beyond, be sure to subscribe for your weekly fix of what's hot and what's new.
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Wed, 1 February 2006  Since it's launch in 2002, Soundbytes has been a central component of the [PS] site, where chloé has put together some incredible and diverse mixsets featuring the best in new and unsigned music. It's popularity is such that several unsigned tracks were discovered and signed by record labels visiting the site. Now on it's 87th edition, Soundbytes is for the first time available as a Podcast which allows direct download among other feature. Stay tuned in the weeks and months to come for guest mixes from some of the scene's top DJs.
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Thu, 19 January 2006  Another week, another Spincast, this time featuring the latest and upcoming releases on Audiotherapy, Babylon Records and Silver Planet, plus an exclusive remix of the Brother Love Dubs classics 1-800-Ming by Blake Jarrell. The range of artists featured in this concise 15 minute mix is testament to the quality of music already being released this year, and we look forward to bringing you lots more coverage in 2006.
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Tue, 10 January 2006 The latest Spincast sees Mr Spin showcase some of the latest releases from Nascent Recordings, Little Mountain and the excellent Sex On Wax label, in addition to the latest Paradise Soul offering on Kinky Vinyl. The new year may have only just started, but the great music is already starting to flood through, and hopefully this latest edition of Spincast is a sign of more good things to come.
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Thu, 29 December 2005 The new year is almost upon us, and one of our successes of 2005 has been the introduction of SpinCast, fronted by a young man who joined us earlier this year, Jason Calvert. 017 is the final edition of the year, and Jason rounds up a handful of some tracks that may have been overlooked and are worth checking out. 2005 was a bit of a double ended year here at Progressive-Sounds, but in 2006.. well.. time will tell and you shall see for yourselves... stay tuned! Comments[2] |
Thu, 22 December 2005 A slightly festive and European excursion for the penultimate Spincast of 2005 as Mr Spin showcases Nathan Fake's 'Silent Night', in addition to a new remix of his single 'The Sky Was Pink' by Out Of Orbit main man Martinez. Trentemoller makes an appear with his latest remix, this time of the latest single from Royksopp and finally, we have Joel Armstrong's second single 'Park Street' to round things off nicely.
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Tue, 29 November 2005 Mr Spin communicates from interstate with the latest edition in the Spincast series. Featured are the forthcoming Opencloud Vs Seyton track on Proton Music, the Gabriel & Dresden side project Bigtop with 'Sub', the excellent 'Bitches' by Phatjak on Nascent and the Can Costa and Kosmas Epsilon collaboration on Proton Music that is currently causing a major stir. Another superb Spincast all round, so be sure to check it out.
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Fri, 4 November 2005 Spincast is now on its 13th volume, and this week Mr Spin picks his current favourites, including the 10/10 rated 'Serenity' by Joel Armstrong, and the latest release on the crazy Lobotomy Records. For all those people who have been reviewing the Spincast sets, this is one not to be missed.
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Mon, 31 October 2005 Mr Spn gets down and dirty this week with some twisted little numbers, where the focus is on the deep grooves and more than a small amount of grit. Excellent cuts from Freeform Five, Gutterstylz and a superb remix by Martinez make this one of the most complete Spincasts yet.
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Wed, 19 October 2005 Mr Spin gives us a preview of some of the upcoming tracks he will be reviewing. On hand are the latest offering from Dave Seaman's Therapy labels, a new track from Petter's Robotfood EP on Manual Music and the latest outing from Ali Perc. Enjoy
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Thu, 6 October 2005 Its a Silver Planet special this week on Spincast as as Mr Spin showcases the latest releases in addition to the latest offering from Australia's Steve May.
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Thu, 29 September 2005 The latest Spincast features the debut single from new label B_Rock, alongside the latest releases to appear on Deep Records and Release Grooves as Mr Spin highlights yet a few more of the recently reviewed tracks on the site for your listening pleasure
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Thu, 8 September 2005 Mr Spin does double duty this week, continuing his Spincast series with another selection of his favourite tracks that he has reviewed or is due to review for the site. Philly boys BCML once again make the grade, with the blinding Luke Chable mix of Petter's 'These Days' also getting featured prominently, with the latest releases on Sentient Audio and Release Grooves closing things out. The tracks this week are:
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Wed, 31 August 2005 Taking a slightly different route this week, the mix ranges from the swirling, futuristic, electro beats of Hystereo, to the jackin' beats of DJ Nukem & Steven S. Showcasing a sound which is diverse, yet accessible, may we present volume 005, which goes like this:Comments[0] |
Fri, 26 August 2005 This week's Spincast is far reaching in its diversity, with tracks from Chk Chk Chk and Beaumont sitting alongside the massive 'New Kicks' by Lonestar, and this is exactly what we aim to showcase, as over the coming weeks the site will be expanded and cover a whole range of material from labels across the spectrum, and you be sure Jason will be treating you to some of those gems in the near future.
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Fri, 26 August 2005 Volume three of __Spincast hits the shelves today. Jason squeezes 4 tracks into 15 minutes and combines a review of each track to further enhance his written reviews. The tracks this week are:
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Fri, 26 August 2005 Volume two of __Spincast hits the shelves today. Jason smacks 6 tracks into 15 minutes and combines a review of each track to further enhance his written reviews. The tracks this week are:
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Fri, 26 August 2005 Greetings music fans. Today we are introducing a new weekly feature to help fill out your week with progressive music. Alongside Chloeâ??s Thursday releases of SoundBytes, Progressive-Sounds will now offer a podcast which will release every Tuesday. Our podcast will be hosted by our newest member Jason, aka __Spin Division. He will pack as much newly reviewed music into 15 minutes as he can along with a brief review of each piece. This should satisfy all of you who would like to hear a bit the music we are reviewing. Comments[0] |
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