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‘Behind The Line’ by Enfant Sauvage, Møme [Progressive House]

“Behind the Line” by Enfant Sauvage and Møme is an example of a progressive approach to style. The track is built on an organic combination of ambient textures and structured Progressive House dynamics. It immediately stands out thanks to the atmospheric intro: airy pads with a touch of melancholy are smoothly overlaid with minimalistic piano chords. This creates an illusion of spaciousness, which is further enhanced by the rhythmic component.

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of “Behind the Line” – a track where the depth of emotions meets the energy of Progressive House.

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‘Control Z’ by Might Delete Later, Mitch Oliver (Mustafa Ismaeel Remix)

Remix of “Control Z” by Mustafa Ismaeel is a house journey that balances Minimal rhythmics and DeepTech textures. A stylish blend of groove and depth, without being over the top.

If you love deep groove and minimalistic sound with a sexy vibe, be sure to check out Mustafa Ismaeel’s “Control Z” remix.

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‘Going Higher’ by Cole Knight [Minimal/ Old-school House]

“Going Higher” is a track that immediately sets the right vibe. It balances on the edge of Minimal / Old-school House with noticeable Electro accents. It’s a sound familiar to fans of dirty but sexy groove.

Dive into the energetic depth of Cole Knight’s “Going Higher”, a track that is sure to hook your “dancefloor” heart.

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‘Into the Light’ by Cristian Glitch, Totena [Techno]

“Into the Light” is a straightforward Raw / Hypnotic Techno track by Colombian producers Cristian Glitch and Totena. The track holds a powerful groove from the first seconds. Drumming is tight, with a hard attacking click, which is characteristic of the style. The hi-hat pattern is minimalistic but dynamic. Loops are addictive, creating a hypnotic effect.

If you’re looking for a track with hypnotic atmosphere and love TB-303 sound, you should definitely listen to “Into the Light”.

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‘The Way We Used 2B’ by Feyln [Dub/ Deep House]

Feyln from Toronto offers a relaxed yet precise production in “The Way We Used 2B”. This track confidently balances between Dub House and Deep House, with a clear emphasis on atmosphere.

The sound is warm, rich. Dub chords play the main role – slightly blurred, with delicate delays and reverb. They create space. You can feel the reference to the roots of the style, but without retro excesses. Closer to the middle, textural layers are added, enhancing the hypnotic effect.

If you’re looking for a track for a relaxed vibe or an atmospheric set – “The Way We Used 2B” by Feyln is worth a listen.

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‘Bølge’ by Blichfledt & Tibert [Organic/ Melodic House]

In the world of Melodic House and Organic House, where details define the atmosphere, the track Bølge becomes an interesting bid for uniqueness. Blichfeldt and Tibert have built a composition that doesn’t just sound – it tells a story.

The main theme is deep and enveloping, typical of the genre but not hackneyed. The leading line is a soft synth that seems to flow along the rhythmic canvas. It has a sense of transparency and lightness, which is characteristic of Organic House. This is not an overloaded sound – minimalism under control.

Dive into the atmospheric depths and melodic groove of Bølge – a track that unfolds with every listen.

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‘Framework Groove’ by Brain waves [Lo-Fi/ Organic House]

Anis Haddad from Casablanca, aka Brain waves, presents his latest track “Framework Groove”. This is an example of how Organic House can sound lively and sincere while remaining technically flawless.

The track hooks you from the first seconds with its mood: energetic groove and positive vibe that keeps you on your toes from start to finish. Production is impressively detailed and layered, where each part sounds with a calibrated clarity.

Be sure to give “Framework Groove” a chance – this track will transport you to a dreamy atmosphere with a lively rhythm and a jazzy touch that is impossible to ignore.

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‘Honey’ by Cammora, Massi Rocket [TechHouse]

Cammora and Massi Rocket approached the production with precision, “Honey” sounds like a straight up hit for the peak of the set. A driving TechHouse groove and sexy vibe form the backbone of the track. It’s not overloaded with details, but every element is in its place. It has everything you need to keep the energy of the dance floor: tight bass, bright synths and catchy vocals.

Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of club drive and sexiness – turn on “Honey” by Cammora and Massi Rocket right now!

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‘Saturday’ by WhoMadeWho (Remix by Maxi Meraki) [Progressive House]

Maxi Meraki keeps the bar high. In the remix of Saturday he neatly balances between Progressive and Deep House. The structure is classic for the style. Moderate BPM, smooth development and clean dynamics of the mix.

Remix turned out to be stylish and solid. For fans of Progressive and Deep House styles – a great addition to your playlist!

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Premiere: ‘Self-Destruct’ by Valera Unusov [Raw/Hypnotic Techno]

Self-Destruct is a new track by Russian producer Valera Unusov, released on Rhythm Resonance label. Tough and elaborated example of Raw/Hypnotic Techno.

From the first bars the track plunges into a low-frequency landscape, where the sub-bass feels not just like a sound, but like a physical pressure. The kick is tight, with a short attack, honed to cut through the mix and keep the listener in suspense. This foundation sets the tone for the entire track.

Self-Destruct sounds like a clear statement: the groove is unstoppable and the melody makes you move even if you resist.

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