[PS] Progressive-Sounds

Jody Wisternoff Podcasts

Posted By: Chad Harnish on 27 February

DI.fm

Posted By: Chad Harnish on 3 August
DI.fm

Although di.fm is probably already a great resource for a lot of you, I do need to point it out because DI.fm has always been there for me when I need a good music fix.

Ari Shohat started DI.fm just before 2000 with one Trance channel, but almost 8 years later, they now have 19 channels on the electronic music side and also offer a slew of channels for other types of music from New Age to Country.

I have often tuned into some great stuff on the Progressive channel and the Breaks channel is typically slamming.

Streaming is offered VIA MP3, AAC and Windows Media Streaming. I typically use my WinAmp to stream MP3. I am too cheap at the moment to upgrade to the higher quality premium version, so I am still suffering through commercial interruptions, but the quality of the streams is great.

Be sure to check out John Digweed's Transitions every Tuesday (Noon US Eastern Time, 5 PM UK Time, 18:00 Central European Time)

Also, Sultan, who is currently set to launch Yoshitoshi Montreal currently hosts his own radio show, "Connected Live" on DI.FM. The two-hour show will be aired the last Monday of every month.

Morgan Page

Posted By: Chad Harnish on 16 July

This guy remixes almost everything he can get his hands on and also has released originals on Bedrock Records and Saw Recordings to name a few. I have been listening to Morgan Page for a while now, and I recommend you check out his site. He offers a large selection of his remixes and originals delivered on a stand alone Flash player. I am currently hammering his remix of Stevie Nicks' "Stand Back."

In addition to the Flash player, Morgan Page offers 6 full length mixsets, 5 remix exclusives, and Morgan Page's bootleg remix album "Cease and Desist" for download.

Recently, his music has garnered support from a wide-range of top level DJs including, Sasha, Deep Dish, Danny Tenaglia, Dave Seaman, Hernan Cattaneo, John Digweed, Mark Farina, and Jason Bentley.

Chloé interviews with djsinbox.com

Posted By: Chad Harnish on 12 July

Check out the latest interview with chloé over at DJsInBox.com

Chloé Harris

Posted By: Simon Jones on 27 June

Chloe has been with Progressive-Sounds for 5 years serving up our very own Sound Bytes, but that is far from all. Last year she toured with John Digweed on the tour to promote his inaugural Transitions album, is soon to launch her own record label Further Music, in addition to holding down radio shows on Proton Radio and Danceradio.gr.

In addition to her djing, she's an avid studio and gear junkie, with a string of original productions and remixes to appear over the coming months.

Collaborating with Canada's Deeburn, she has remixed Petter (Freak N' Love), Pole Folder (Crossing Oceans) and several other high profile projects by established artists which will follow later in the year.

On the original production front her debut single 'Skooch' is already a firm favourite of Hernan Cattaneo's and comes complete with a rare remix from the legendary Oliver Lieb.

Her DJ diary has recently taken her to Kosovo, Russia, Madrid, New York City, Vancouver and Texas, and upcoming gigs include dates in Turkey and Russia, in addition to a UK festival debut in the Bedrock Transitions Arena at Global Gathering alongside John Digweed, Jimmy Van M, Eric Prydz and SOS, followed by a gig in Tenerife supporting John Digweed.

More information can be found on Chloe's Myspace at:
http://www.myspace.com/djchloe

SoundBytes Volume 92 -more-

Times may change, as does this website, but SoundBytes has been a major component of Progressive-Sounds for many years, and still is as Chloe delivers an hour long mi -more-»

  1. Karmina - Wonder [Opossum]
  2. Stephan Bodzin - Treibsand [Cocoon]
  3. Tom Mangan - Texas [Souvenier]
  4. Chris Barratt - Red [Jesus Loved You]
  5. Sebastien Leger - T [The Source]
  6. -more-»

SoundBits

Sasha: "Involver 2" on Global Underground || Though it's not due out until well into 2007, Sasha's already begun the painstaking process of track deconstruction and recreation, as he starts to piece together the eagerly anticipated follow up to his debut 'Involver' compilation.