Episode 046 of my monthly Breaks & Electronica Show mix series...

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1	Juani Bria - Artemisa (Break Mix)
2	Trilucid - Stories in Light (Sunset Trumpet Mix)
3	Tree House Milano - Wake Me Up
4	Kawalek - Discrete
5	Camiel Villa - Initiate (Susan Right Remix)
6	Modd - Ikigai
7	Panama - Say No More
8	Juno Friedrich - Anxious
9	Ardisia - Chronoception
10	Echonaut - I've Got You
11	Åkra - The Tide (Remix by Daddy Problems)
12	gd cmpny - Alive Again
13	ISHY - SAWHER


Breaks & Electronica Show 046

producing electronic music with groove and feels...
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Progressive, Deep and Melodic: the sound of London-born DJ and producer Greg Newman, otherwise known as Blank Page. His release schedule has seen multiple Beatport charting releases with established electronic labels such as Stereofox, FSOE, Sekora, Le Youth's imprint PRGRSSN Records & more.

His work has gained support from the likes of Anjunadeep, Nora En Pure, AmyElle, Braxton, Gai Barone, Cristoph, Sultan + Shepherd, Guy J, Paul Thomas, Chicane, Simon Doty, Le Youth and more, including worldwide radio airplay and tastemaker coverage from  Kiss FM & BBC Introducing. With the addition of recent editorial support from Spotify and Apple Music, and millions of streams across platforms, the name Blank Page is starting to cement itself as one to watch in the electronic scene.

Greg’s productions will take you on a trip of melodic and progressive music, whether it’s showcasing deeper melodic vibes or dark driving sounds often heavily influenced by the UK scene.

The variety in his productions is something that is carried into his DJ sets, and having supported the likes of Cristoph, Icarus, My Friend, Braxton, Anden, Deeparture & more, he is well placed to take the dancefloor on a journey.

Initially inspired by the early Swedish house scene, Greg’s taste has evolved over time and his productions now draw inspiration from the likes of Dusky, Icarus, Ben Bohmer, Braxton, Kidnap, Adriatique & Bicep.

With features from multiple online magazines & blogs such as StereoFox, ElectroWOW, Global Techno Magazine, We Rave You, The Rave Exchange and Hypestorm, this melting pot of musical influences is obviously starting to resonate with a broader audience.

Breaks & Electronica Show 046

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