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Episode 63 goes deep into progressive house — hypnotic grooves, rolling basslines, melodic tension and those long, patient builds that make progressive house such a journey. This…
Episode 63 goes deep into progressive house — hypnotic grooves, rolling basslines, melodic tension and those long, patient builds that make progressive house such a journey. This mix moves from warm, atmospheric opening tracks into deeper late-night territory, featuring music from D-Nox, Marsh, DAVI, Tim Engelhardt, Quivver, Dave Seaman, Sean Doron,…
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Episode 63 goes deep into progressive house — hypnotic grooves, rolling basslines, melodic tension and those long, patient builds that make progressive house such a journey. This mix moves from warm, atmospheric opening tracks into deeper late-night territory, featuring music from D-Nox, Marsh, DAVI, Tim Engelhardt, Quivver, Dave Seaman, Sean Doron, Rauschhaus and more. It’s a 34-track journey designed for headphones, driving, working, sunset sessions or getting properly lost in the groove. Music by Mike is a collection of deep, melodic, progressive and uplifting electronic music mixed by DJ Mike Parsons. 🎧 Turn it up and enjoy the journey. Featured tracks/artists include: Sistersweet – Back to Spring Rikfell – Cold (D-Nox, Kamilo Sanclemente Remix) Owen McCoy – 4am Signal Quivver – Visitor Luciano Ficarra – Golondrina D-Nox & Elan Myles – Love It Quivver, Dave Seaman & Evan Hoo – featuring Leo Wood Nicolas Viana – Wayfarer Maga, Sean Doron & Tim Engelhardt – Feeling It Callecat & Fabri Lopez – Mutual Horizons (Rauschhaus Remix) Marsh – Too High D-Nox & Bhaskar – High Paradise DAVI – In Deep DAVI – Self CNTRL Rauschhaus & SHERRNX – Cantus Solaris #ProgressiveHouse #DJMix #MelodicHouse #DeepHouse #ProgressiveHouse2026 #MusicByMike
Episode 63 goes deep into progressive house — hypnotic grooves, rolling basslines, melodic tension and those long, patient builds that make progressive house such a journey. This mix moves from warm, atmospheric opening tracks into deeper late-night territory, featuring music from D-Nox, Marsh, DAVI, Tim Engelhardt, Quivver, Dave Seaman, Sean Doron, Rauschhaus and more. It’s a 34-track journey designed for headphones, driving, working, sunset sessions or getting properly lost in the groove. Music by Mike is a collection of deep, melodic, progressive and uplifting electronic music mixed by DJ Mike Parsons. 🎧 Turn it up and enjoy the journey. Featured tracks/artists include: Sistersweet – Back to Spring Rikfell – Cold (D-Nox, Kamilo Sanclemente Remix) Owen McCoy – 4am Signal Quivver – Visitor Luciano Ficarra – Golondrina D-Nox & Elan Myles – Love It Quivver, Dave Seaman & Evan Hoo – featuring Leo Wood Nicolas Viana – Wayfarer Maga, Sean Doron & Tim Engelhardt – Feeling It Callecat & Fabri Lopez – Mutual Horizons (Rauschhaus Remix) Marsh – Too High D-Nox & Bhaskar – High Paradise DAVI – In Deep DAVI – Self CNTRL Rauschhaus & SHERRNX – Cantus Solaris #ProgressiveHouse #DJMix #MelodicHouse #DeepHouse #ProgressiveHouse2026 #MusicByMike
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