‘How You Feel’ by TMPST, Dee Ocean [Progressive/ Melodic House]

“How You Feel”, released on Sirup Music label, is an example of quality Progressive/Melodic House. This collaboration between TMPST and Dee Ocean clearly shows the influence of typical techniques of the genre, which are successfully combined with melodic and atmospheric elements.

Opening of the track is smooth. Light ambient with airy drops and soft piano chords set the mood, creating a romantic atmosphere. Already here you can feel the melancholic melody characteristic of TMPST, which clearly takes inspiration from Ben Böhmer and Fejka. The structure of the intro allows you to immerse yourself in the atmosphere without overloading the listener with information.

If you’re looking for a melodic track with a deep atmosphere and energetic beat, be sure to add “How You Feel” to your playlist.

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‘AETERNA’ by SZÁRA [Melodic House&Techno]

Track “AETERNA” by SZÁRA is an example of successful combination of Melodic House and Techno styles. The track starts with minimalistic intro, gradually building up the atmosphere thanks to deep bass and careful use of synthesizers. The energetic and epic mood with a dark tinge is felt from the first seconds.

Check out ‘AETERNA’ by SZÁRA – this track will be a great accent in your Melodic or Progressive playlist, be it in the club or at home.

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‘Gaze Up’ by Rosbeh ft. Antonio Blakstad [Deep House]

“Gaze Up” is a Deep House style track that stands out for its relaxed and romantic mood with a touch of sexiness. Rosbeh, a self-taught multi-instrumentalist and producer, once again demonstrates confident production, creating a track that is easy and enjoyable to listen to.

Don’t miss the chance to experience the magic of “Gaze Up” – play the track and immerse yourself in the atmosphere of romance and deep groove!

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‘Nine’ by Mekci [Progressive House]

“Nine” by Swedish producer Mekci is a prime example of Progressive House that combines energetic and epic moods. The track showcases the author’s skill in creating catchy progressive vibes, keeping the listener engaged throughout the track. Utilizing carefully crafted baselines, airy arpeggios and powerful drops, Mekci shows a deep understanding of style and attention to detail.

If you appreciate quality Progressive House, be sure to listen to Mekci’s “Nine” and immerse yourself in its epic and energetic sound.

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‘Nixie’ by Dowden, Andreas Buhler [Progressive House]

In the world of Progressive House, every track is a unique journey. “Nixie” by Dowden and Andreas Buhler is no exception, as it opens up new horizons of this style for the listener. The track takes the listener into the dark corners of a nightclub. Penetrating sounds and mesmerizing harmonies are combined with the energy and movement of the dance floor. It is a composition that explores the balance between dark intensity and moderate rhythm, fitting into the context of modern club culture.

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‘Lazy Sunday’ by Paul Roux , In Anima [Progressive Breaks]

“Lazy Sunday” by Paul Roux and In Anima is an atmospheric piece that perfectly captures the spirit of Progressive Breaks . It combines a calm atmosphere and auditory experimentation that makes the listener fall into deep self-contemplation.
The rhythmic structure of the beat, unobtrusively kept in the background, creates the perfect foundation for thoughtful listening.

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‘Why Do I’ by Matt Fax & Maxim Lany ft. Cartouche [MelodicHouse&Techno]

Meet the new sonic embodiment of energy and epicness in the world of electronic music – “Why Do I”, a fresh track by the duo of Matt Fax and Maxim Lany with vocals by Cartouche. It’s not just a composition, it’s a sonic collision between two masters of the studio scene that combines the best aspects of Progressive House and Melodic House&Techno.

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