Progressive House
Timmo Hendriks Releases Emotive Progressive House Tune “Lonely World”
Timmo Hendriks returns to Protocol Recordings with another deep progressive gem titled “Lonely World,” which demonstrates his sonic style perfectly. The Dutch producer opens with cinematic, undulating melodies and soulful vocals that evoke a hopeful feeling, while cavernous basslines add the right amount of depth to this otherwise emotive track. “Lonely World” proves once again that Hendriks’s dynamic production style can feel right at home for both the club and festival circuit, as well as easy radio play. No wonder why it’s Hendriks’s 25th single release on Nicky Romero’s label. The new single follows Timmo’s “I Need To Know” from August with Scott Forshaw vs. JJ Beck and Sam Welch, and such great collaborations from the past as “Into The Light” with Nicky Romero and “Keep Me Close” with Jeffrey Sutorius (both are rapidly approaching 6M combined streams).
Founded by Nicky Romero, Protocol Recordings is one of the leading imprints for innovative house music; it boasts a roster of heavy-hitters complemented with immensely talented up-and-comers, all with a diverse range of sounds that are guaranteed to light up a dance floor. Dutch artist Timmo Hendriks first made his debut on the label with 2018’s “In My Head,” with Lennart Schroot, followed by “Thinking About You” as part of Protocol’s “Miami 2019” EP, which has garnered almost 4M streams on Spotify. His next releases, such as “Magical” with Lindequist, “By Your Side” with Jordan Grace, or “Be Alright” with Marc Benjamin, continued to show increased energy and a more mature production style, which resulted in more great collaborations such as “Into The Light” with Nicky Romero, “Hold Me Down” with Marc Benjamin and VY•DA, “Remember” with Stadiumx, as well as “Keep Me Close” with Jeffrey Sutorius. He has become a household name and veteran of the Protocol team. Keep an eye out for what’s next.
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Clan Brude is back with another powerful production; this time he unveils his Progressive House EP ‘Temporary Places.’
Following the releases of “No Time To Forget” and “Something Cut Me Loose,” the skillful producer presents a brand-new EP that showcases his signature sound and style, which keeps him climbing on the list of artists to follow closely within the Electronic Music genre: having quickly built momentum, this is a producer that will no doubt continue captivating as he drops impressive productions time and time again, proving himself worthy of attention from genre enthusiasts around the globe.
With 3 tracks on the list, ‘Temporary Places’ brings a refreshing and electrifying vibe that will surely connect with lovers of the genre. “Escape (Over And Over)” displays a fresh sound, a steady yet thumping beat, and captivating vocals that alongside the bassline, synths and rhythmic elements keep the sonic journey going. Next, “Why This Paranoia Get Me” starts off with a pulsating beat, driving melodies guided by the chopped vocals and infectious synths, that present a new musical soundscape to listeners. Finally, the EP closes off with “Cut Me Loose (Straight to U Mix),” finishing the EP on a high note, with a dynamic beat and uplifting synths that alongside the captivating main vocals, take the musical experience to the next level.
With this new EP, Clan Brude keeps building his catalogue, while presenting an unmissable listening journey that will become an instant favorite, not just among Progressive House fans, but all Electronic Dance music enthusiasts. As Clan Brude keeps promising fresh productions in the coming months, make sure to follow him across social media to be kept in the know about his latest projects and releases.
‘Temporary Places EP’ is out now and available in all major online stores and streaming platforms.
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Kaskade returns with his new single “Save Me” with Lauren L’aimant from the upcoming REDUX 006 EP, the first from the Dance music icon in over 2 years (REDUX 005 EP was released in 2021). With its euphonious melodies and ethereal vocals, the new track is a perfect representation of Kaskade’s REDUX style, which has been beloved by many fans since its inception 10 years ago in 2013 thanks to its deep and euphonious melodies and minimalistic sonic aesthetic.
“Save Me” rides on hypnotizing refrains, tribal-influenced instrumentals, and a rolling bassline for Kaskade’s signature production creativity and Lauren’s velvety voice, making for an exciting first debut of the 7-track EP. It’s the type of song that pairs potent emotion with dancefloor grooviness, guaranteed to deliver on intimate dance floors, the radio, and beyond.
Kaskade has paired the track and EP with a few REDUX-inspired dates, including a recent sold-out show in Irvine, CA at 9,5K capacity FivePoint Amphitheatre, and upcoming ones in Brooklyn, Chicago, and Miami, which are also sold out. Be on the lookout for the REDUX 006 EP dropping in full on Oct 27.
As a household name in electronic music for nearly two decades, Kaskade needs no introduction. His list of achievements is a mile long: 12 studio albums, 7 GRAMMY nominations, the first solo electronic dance artist to sell out both Navy Pier in Chicago and the Staples Center in Los Angeles, the first DJ to ever secure a Las Vegas residency, and the first electronic artist to headline Coachella. Having worked on collaborations with, e.g., Alicia Keys, Jennifer Lopez, Gwen Stefani, and Meghan Trainor, he has the unique talent of creating his signature sound in any genre. Additionally, he has been one of the electronic artists leading the charge into the gaming world and, to date, is the only musician to conceptualize and create an entire season of music for video game giant Rocket League. In 2021, Kaskade came out of quarantine swinging as the first-ever solo headlining musician to sell out and perform for a public event at LA’s SoFi Stadium. Most recently, in 2022, he teamed up with deadmau5 to form Kx5. Kaskade’s influence on dance music has shaped the culture for generations of listeners, continuing to wow longtime and new fans alike with every new release.
Kaskade’s remaining REDUX-inspired forthcoming shows:
Oct 20 – Avant Gardner – Brooklyn, NY
Nov 17 – Cermak Hall – Chicago, IL
Dec 01 – Club Space – Miami, FL
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Brazilian producer Different Stage is back on CONTROVERSIA with his debut 3-track EP ‘Chemicals,’ in which he explores a new Melodic and Progressive House-focused style. On the title track, he kicks things off with a distinctive bouncy, driving beat complemented by groovy and hypnotic melodies, setting the stage for the EP with an energetic House record.
“Nova” is a bit more downtempo, with dark and euphonious melodies that melt into an undulating bassline, while “Higher” with Luccas Deo absolutely crushes with a frenzied yet cohesive combination of distorted vocal riffs, hypnotizing toplines, and driving beats to make for a guaranteed club hit. Different Stage has previously released on Spinnin’ Records, STMPD RCRDS, Armada Music, Enhanced, and more, and this EP shows off his dynamic production prowess in a new sonic style.
“The EP presents a sound that is somewhat different from my usual style, which is melodic house and progressive house, but intentionally. I seek to bring a little new elements and show a little of my versatility in productions, which means that I’m always open to musical evolution or change.” — Different Stage
Different Stage is the name that gives life to the project of the Brazilian producer and DJ from the State of Roraima, Vinícius da Luz. The project converges elements of the best in Progressive House, Techno, and Tech House, which translates into an expressive sound identity. Showing personality, Different Stage had released on the most important labels in the world, such as the giant Spinnin’ Records, STMPD RCRDS by Martin Garrix, Armada Music by Armin Van Buuren, Controversia by Alok, Enhanced Music, Braslive, Sirup, among others.
One of its main tracks is “One Night” with Dubdogz and Pontifexx, with more than 1,7 million plays. Accumulating several achievements, it still had the support of several artists from the world scene, such as Tiësto, Alesso, Nicky Romero, Kryder, Afrojack, Dash Berlin, Ferry Corsten, Don Diablo, Cosmic Gate, Yves V, and more.