Nitrous Oxide & Simon Gregory Pres. Digital Drift - Flat Out [Enhanced Progressive]

Artist(s)
Nitrous Oxide, Simon Gregory, Digital Drift
Release title
Flat Out
Label name
Enhanced Progressive
Release date
Jun 12, 2026
Release type
Single
Link to external store
https://progressive.enhncd.co/0690

Mikey

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Enhanced Progressive welcomes Digital Drift with Flat Out, a driving new single that reunites two seasoned trance producers, Nitrous Oxide & Simon Gregory under their collaborative alias.

Built on crisp percussion, rolling basslines and soaring melodic leads, the track balances progressive precision with uplifting energy, unfolding into a powerful and emotionally charged peak-time release. Between them, Nitrous Oxide and Simon Gregory bring decades of experience, with releases on Anjunabeats, Mondo Records and Future Sound of Egypt, plus longstanding support from Above & Beyond, Armin van Buuren and Paul van Dyk. Flat Out is another confident statement from Digital Drift, crafted for festival stages, club floors and long-form melodic journeys alike.

Another one finally coming out from Digitally Enhanced Vol. 9 and fits in like with the rebrand of EnProg. Pretty harder hitting from both I must say but I'm enjoying it :)
 
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Localized

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Jan 14, 2023
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Huh, I could do without the "soulful" vocal (or maybe a different one), and it is very trend follow-y, but I think I like it...

Didn't like anything off of Enhanced Vol 9 on first listen last year, so I may have to go back and give it another try.
 

Freezer

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Ok so another euro dance-like tune, does nothing to me
 

Mikey

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Out today! First post updated :)

if called a remix of Trouser Enthusiasts - Sweet Release I could appreciate it

The melody for me is completely different to this so I wouldn't call it a remix personally, but I can see where you're coming from with the melody note structure :)