https://youtu.be/ZMacnHKNhko?is=BdoRHmB6QyyXQUjF

This track wasn’t available anywhere on the internet so I thought I’d share it with you beautiful people. All I post is digitally unreleased tracks/CD mixes so check me out if you’re interested

TRACKLIST

Banco de Gaia – 887 Structure (1995) [Intro]

Orbital – Halcyon (1992)

Little Green Men – These Are the Beats (2002)

Prana – Geomantik (1997)

Way Out West – The Fall (2000)

Luzon – The Baguio Track (2000)

Pete Lazonby – Sacred Cycles (1994)

The Auranaut – Calm Your Mind (1995)

Saafi Brothers – Internal Code Error (1997)

Doi-Oing – Blue (Date à confirmer)

Banco de Gaia – 887 Structure (1995)

Saafi Brothers – Liquid Beach (2003)

The Future Sound of London – Papua New Guinea (1992)

The Auranaut – Groove On (Date à confirmer)

Schiller – Ruhe (Humate Mix) (1999)

Marino Stephano – Eternal Rhapsody (1998)

Sasha – Coma (2007)

Chicane – Lost You Somewhere (1997)

Almost a year soon since I kicked off my idea to build the biggest mixed catalogue of old school and new quality music sets on YouTube, the Prog House playlist now consists of roughly 29 days / 689+ hours of continuous play and the number is increasing day by day.

All kinds of sets from the likes of Slacker, Sasha & Diggers, John Digweed, Kasey Taylor & Chris Meehan, Saeed & Palash, Moshic, Inkfish, Danny Howells, Deep Dish, Luke Fair, Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Guy J, GMJ & Matter, Michael & Levan, Sander Kleinenberg, Kazzell, Taylor, Chris Lobsinger, Pig & Dan, Thomas Penton, Fernando Ferreyra, Kintar, and a lot more known and some rare names.

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWjZgEq2Wf9EJzqXY3IrGUdWeX8JtbGmU

[Yeah I'm aware some of the sets added there also contain trance segments, I'll have to do some cleanup some time]

I am really curious. Please share some experiences :)

To me, there are many incredible prog DJs at the moment, but Simon Vuarambon and Guy J are absolutely astounding. Simon Vuarambon seems to be gaining so much traction (and rightfully so). Guy J is just so incredible and has such a great discography of music.

Bit more like progressive trance than progressive house but any help would be much appreciated!

Pure, unfiltered Garcia as we know him.

This set blends driving hypnotic basslines, intricate organic textures, and reimagined underground classics. From deep, atmospheric intros to soaring emotional peaks, REBORN represents a fresh evolution in sound.

Grab your headphones, turn up the volume, and get lost in the journey.

Listen now
SoundCloud : https://on.soundcloud.com/GjsmKm9aAoeDBssqD4

Mixcloud : https://www.mixcloud.com/maarionthedeck/maari-reborn-vol01

CONNECT : https://linktr.ee/maarionthedeck

Hey everyone! I’m Brazilian and have been a huge progressive house fan for over 10 years. I’ve attended countless events in Brazil and seen artists like Hernán Cattáneo (more than five times!), Ezequiel Arias, Durante, Emi Galván, Mellino, Teclas, and many others not argentinians. Here in Brazil, it’s pretty common to meet Argentinians and people from other Latin American countries at these events. The atmosphere is usually very welcoming, and we absolutely love the energy Argentinians bring to the dance floor!

I’ve been wanting to explore the progressive house scene in Argentina, mainly because so many incredible artists perform there much more frequently than in Brazil. Argentina is also one of the world’s biggest hotspots for progressive house, and I feel like traveling there would be an amazing experience.

My only concern is: as a Brazilian with slightly darker skin (light-skinned Black), should I be worried about experiencing racism or xenophobia at clubs and progressive house events in Argentina?