Obsessive//Progressive Mix Series

Here's a little live session I did while the snow was pouring in Colorado last night. The mix is raw and unmastered, but Im releasing it anyway because there some really special tracks on there. Hope you enjoy!


Harold.Alexis- The Oceans Feedback (Marsh Remix)
Enertia-Sound - After Life (Original Mix)
Audiglider- Electrical Activity (Original Mix)
Kebin Van Reeken- Destination (Original Mix)
Coeus- Rebirth (Original Mix)
Super Flu- Ark (Original Mix)
Around Us- Pelican Rose (Original Mix)
Quivver- That Is Correct (Original Mix)
Guy J- Pathos (Original Mix)
Mizar B- We Found Out (Original Mix)

Obsessive//Progressive Vol.1

This is a live mix I did of various selections that have remained timeless to me. I've always preferred a historical approach to music, doing my best to nod the various styles and influences that have brought us to where we are now. While I deeply appreciate our American heritage in house and techno, I thought I'd showcase some tracks on a more global scale. My ode to the original "big room" sounds when all you had was a passionate DJ and a warehouse full of dancers. No glitz, no glamour, all slammer.

Marckus Schultz- The Flying Song feat. Ciara (Renaissance Remix)
Automagic, D'Nea- Music in My Mind (feat. N'Dea Davenport) (Allies for Everyone Mix)
Sean Q6- Of Course
Rick Pier O'Neil & Desaturate- Crouch (Matan Caspi Remix)
Marco Bailey- Oriental Disco
Killahurtz- Return To West on 27th (Hernan Cattaneo & Martin Garcia Remix)
Julius Miller- Zero Hour
John Digweed & Nick Muir- Aquatonic 
Steiger- Postcards from the Edge
Medway & Sven Hauck- Division (Flash Brothers Remix)
Blood Groove & Kikis- Progmatism 
GVN- I Don't (Extended Mix)
Roy of the Ravers- Emotinium
Paul Star- Love Again (Bartdon Remix)

Obsessive//Progressive Vol.2

Two hours of some of my favorite tunes from over the years. Live from Clive Barker's fictional, dark, fantastical world of the Nightbreed, aka my house. However, it is recorded live and improvised. 

Some of these tracks are over 20 years old. I always like to point out that Progressive House is a newer term. Back in the day this is what was being played at lot of historic underground clubs. Trance falls into this category as well. It could be considered mainstream by some in it's modern form, and that's not completely wrong. Though, it's only because this music has persevered through decades while retaining it's inner core, growing fans as the years go on. 

   Perpetuity is the real spirit of this music. Most of our idols are still DJing in their 60's right now. True pioneers and dedicated to the craft. And the new blood is carrying that torch too.  There's new twists and by definition the genre is always going forward. It's limitless. To me its the music I've been listening to since high school. Its just tunes to us prog and trance fans. I hope you enjoy.  

TRACKLIST:

Robert Babicz - Dreamcore (Dr Manhattan Mix)
Roberto Bosco - Sonorous Waves  Part 2
Quivver, Angel Heart - Ain't Nothing Going On But The Rent (Original Mix)
Andy Woldman, Liam Sieker, Wilma (AU) -Orenda feat. Wilma_(Weekend Heroes Remix)
Anorre, REBRN - These Days (original mix)
Teklix- Yage (original mix)
James Harcourt- Signals (Original mix)
K Loveski - Blaugamma (Original mix)
QuiQui - Transmutate (Qbical Club Mix)
John Creamer, Stephanie K - I Wish You Were Here (BlueAnt Islandlife Extended Remix)
Guy J - Million Years from Now (Original Mix)
Fluke - Bullet (Bullion) (Original Mix)
Quivver- Tweak The Train (Original mix)
Guy J- Lost & Found (Original Mix)
NUFECTS, PAUL (AR) - Something Different (Jamie Stevens Remix)
Four Candles - Inner (Extended Mix)
Audioglider - Just Open Your Eyes (Original Mix)
Magdalena - Recycle (Original Mix)
Dance Spirit - Going Strong (Original Mix)
Joe T Vannelli, Csilla - Play With The Voice feat. Csilla_(John Digweed & Nick Muir Twisted Vocal Extended Mix)
Alex Breitling - Heaven (Original Mix)
Orphix - How We Change (Original Mix)
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Space Dimension Controller - Exostack (Original Mix)

Obsessive//Progressive Vol.3 - Live From Midian (extended set)

OK, let’s get this out of the way. I mixed The Lion King into Orbital, with another bookend classic reprise at the end. Sometimes you just have to bust out the heavy hitters. And I think it’s been just long enough for me to get away with dropping “I Remember” without getting too many side eyes. In between is an hour of high-octane trance, prog house, and techno with a heavy focus on the old school. You get it all, some deep cuts, nostalgia, and a workout mix. I do hope you enjoy 😎

Carmen Twile, Lebo M- The Circle of Life (The Lion King theme)
Orbital - Halcyon and On (Original Mix)
Guy J - Not Fade Away (Original Mix)
Central Rush - Out of Focus (Tkac &
Haverlink remix)
Mita Gami, NABI - Kapara feat Nabi, magi Hikri (Original mix)
Kenneth Thomas - The Orange Room (Nick Warren Mix)
Dani Morris and Shylock-Bahtadu (Chris Fortier and Kolo Edit)
Oppaacha - Umbrella (original mix)
Sharam- I Want You For Myself (Original Mix)
Shlomi Aber- Efrat (original mix)
Nico purman - Cuidad de Nunez 
Trafik- Touch of Light (Luke Chable’s Return of the 3AM Drop)
Deadmau5, Kaskade - I Remember (Remastered Vocal Mix) 
Carmen Twile, Lebo M- The Circle of Life (The Lion King theme Reprise)

Obsessive//Progressive Vol.4 - The Circle of Life Mix

Cenobyte got his start in the Los Angeles club scene in 2012, transitioning from the crowd to interviewing DJ's and reviewing shows in the city under his House of Acid Reviews website. From there he began doing professional artist spotlights across the northeast, working with acts like Norm Talley, 4mplify, Ichisan, and being published with the Eskimo Recordings label. 

Finally making his way into Denver's underground, he immediately found himself working with crews like Sorted, CoClubs, Invisible City, Nocturnal, Gloom, and Mother Earth Sound System. Since then he's hit the decks and has been playing events alongside some of the best talent in the city; from iconic locals to international acts like Daniel Avery. 

The name Cenobyte is inspired from novelist Clive Barker; a man who specializes in peeling back the safe veneer of society and exposing the otherworldly. More importantly, a true ambassador for the things that go bump in the night. The oddly oppressed, and the strange. Whether Cenobyte is weaving through progressive belters, hypnotic blends of techno and house, or curating dark fantastical themes like the novelists he adores, you can always count on a journey through the unknown. A story each it’s own. 



"Demons to some, angels to others. "
-Clive Barker, The Hellbound Heart

IG:@cenobates