Progressive Artists/Labels

[Blois]

It's more on the psy side of life, but I really like Yahel's actual sound aswell.

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Well, normally I don't really like Psy stuff, but I'll give it a try. Thanks

[Rok]

Platipus Music and LCD Recordings have a lot of awesome prog trance releases aswell. True, they are more on the deeper and underground side, but I'll recommend them anyway. Who knows, you might like some stuff from them in the end.

Few examples (two from each label):

[Blois]

Platipus Music and LCD Recordings have a lot of awesome prog trance releases aswell. True, they are more on the deeper and underground side, but I'll recommend them anyway. Who knows, you might like some stuff from them in the end.

Haha, you're right, who knows Maybe I'll change my mind immediately after I listen to these tunes
Thanks for the suggestion.

[Blois]

Added you guys' suggestions to the 1st post. Hope this thread may help other people too.

[Blois]

Today I've found out 3 more artists and 1 label
1. Artists: Elfsong, Skykeeper, Darkployers
2. Labels: Darkpload

[Epsilonphase]

Platipus Music

Staying true to trance. Wish they would have a bit more activity though.

[MKY661]

Here's some to keep an eye out for. Some are mentioned above but I think they are still quality producers:
Thomas Hayes
AWD
Sound Quelle
Speed Limits
Anry
Airdraw
19 Hz
Vitodito
LTN
David Broaders
@Attractive Deep Sound
@StevyForello
4 eYe
Tygris
Suspect 44
Matt Fax
Solid Stone
meHilove

And although they are classed as Progressive House, I think you'll enjoy the stuff Blood Grove & Kikis do Also if you want some progressive trance with lots of banging energy, check out Jaco, Karanda, Erick Strong & Juventa too

I agree. LTN lately has been going towards a little more edgy and trousy. His older stuff is more progressive.

I wouldn't be too sure on that one :

[Blois]

Here's some to keep an eye out for. Some are mentioned above but I think they are still quality producers:
Thomas Hayes
AWD
Sound Quelle
Speed Limits
Anry
Airdraw
19 Hz
Vitodito
LTN
David Broaders
@Attractive Deep Sound
@StevyForello
4 eYe
Tygris
Suspect 44
Matt Fax
Solid Stone
meHilove

And although they are classed as Progressive House, I think you'll enjoy the stuff Blood Grove & Kikis do Also if you want some progressive trance with lots of banging energy, check out Jaco, Karanda, Erick Strong & Juventa too

Thanks for the suggestions, and yes, I enjoy Blood Grove & Kikis
Forgot to include Stevy Forello, I love all his recent releases
About those banging producers, I don't know about Jaco, Karanda, Erick Strong, but I don't like Juventa's style. A bit too trousy for me.

[BigMike]

I wouldn't be too sure on that one :
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Ah I had no idea that was coming out! Nice! Some fine progressive trance right there!

[Blois]

Guys guys I have a questions: Is Mac & Monday considered as progressive artists, 'cause I'm in love with their tunes



Big thanks to @Hensmon for letting me know about this awesome duo.

[StevyForello]

"High 5", released some great stuff and surely has nice tracks to come!

[Mark_K]

OP, what is it that you don't like about the dark and deeper side of progressive?

Tbh, a lot of that stuff blows my mind and truly puts me in a 'trance'. A great deep and dark mix is a mood changer.

If it's not for you then it's not for you, but give it a go.

Having said that, i do enjoy the 'happier' sounds of some progressive tunes like the one posted above by LTN. It's as simple as the use of the snare that has more of a clap to it that gets my mood up, but for me, the mood needs to be right for it. I can't just throw it on at any point and be hooked.

Give me a Basil O'Glue mix or the deep mixes from GTG and i'm in.

[Mark_K]

Probably more 'house' based progressive, but i enjoy a lot of releases from the label Spring Tube.

[Blois]

OP, what is it that you don't like about the dark and deeper side of progressive?

Tbh, a lot of that stuff blows my mind and truly puts me in a 'trance'. A great deep and dark mix is a mood changer.

If it's not for you then it's not for you, but give it a go.

Having said that, i do enjoy the 'happier' sounds of some progressive tunes like the one posted above by LTN. It's as simple as the use of the snare that has more of a clap to it that gets my mood up, but for me, the mood needs to be right for it. I can't just throw it on at any point and be hooked.

Give me a Basil O'Glue mix or the deep mixes from GTG and i'm in.

Yeah, I used to think that dark, deep tunes were kinda boring and too repetitive. But now I take it back, 'cause I start to enjoy some of those tunes That's why I've edited 1st post, now I'm not afraid of any sides of progressive trance
Besides, there are tunes that I don't know how to classify "dark" or "happy" (Ex: Airwave, Simon Templar, Mike Foyle, ...). I just call it progressive. So can someone tell me more about the sub-genre of progressive trance? I'd love to know it

Probably more 'house' based progressive, but i enjoy a lot of releases from the label Spring Tube.

Thanks mate, will check it out.

[Blois]

Update some more
1. Artists:
Simon Templar
Jeremy Rowlett
ASKII
Wellenrausch
Basil O'Glue
Gai Barone
Probspot
Andy Tau
Rex Mundi
Multiverse
Winkee
2. Labels:
JOOF Recordings
Iji Recordings
Neuroscience Recordings