Sunsets 32 - Susents Project Boat Party @ Sydney Harbour

Drekaan & Erich Von Kollar - Second Impression
Loveclub, Domingo + - Firmament (Fran Garay Remix)
Daniel Curotto - Mediterraneo (East Cafe Balearic Remix) 
Facundo Sosa - Nightwalker (Dany Dz Remix) 
EANP, Juan Deminicis - The Other Side 
Matias Vega - Pasajes
NoÌpi - Stranger
Wassu - Burnout
Gai Barone - Classrooms 
Callecat & Fabri Lopez - Mutual Horizons 
Save The Robot, Treavor Moontribe - Skylight (Kasey Taylor Remix

Patterns 588

Hello and welcome to Il Modo's Exclusive Series for May 2024 with the wonderful Chris Cargo.  

An artist with a long, rich and varied history, Chris Cargo has been at the forefront of the underground dance music scene for over 30 years. A career that began in the 1990s has seen the UK star carve out a sizeable niche with his distinctive blend of progressive, deep and melodic house, resulting in over 200 production credits for some of the finest modern imprints and a DJ touring schedule that has seen Chris reach all corners of the globe.

No stranger to working with the biggest event organisers and brands, Chris’ work behind the decks has seen him tour across the continents with a variety of leading global brands as China, as the USA and South America have all played host to his free-flowing and immaculately crafted sets. To that end, it is no surprise to see Chris play to packed clubs and festivals in over 60 countries and a century of cities with his trademark sound – from France to the Netherlands and Germany to Malaysia, Mexico and Sweden, Chris Cargo has continued to enrapture audiences with an innate understanding of what makes a dancefloor coalesce in unified movement.

Contemporaneously, a stellar production career has seen Chris reach even wider audiences as his music appeared on such celebrated compilation series by Renaissance, Global Underground and Carl Cox’s Intec. Regular plays on BBC Radio 1 and appearances in MixMag and DJ Magazine have further served to cement a glowing reputation. Still able to appear in the upper echelons of the Beatport chart on a regular basis, including two HYPE number ones, a plethora of releases over the past 5 years have seen success on Paul Thomas’ renowned UV, Nick Warren’s The Soundgarden and D-Nox & Beckers influential Sprout plus official remixes of classic tracks ‘Stella’ from Jam & Spoon and ‘Western Approaches’ by Pako & Frederik. Moreover, it is with his own If You Wait imprint that Chris Cargo has celebrated almost a half century of credits as he uses the UK label as a vehicle for his own production work, in addition to celebrating myriad established and up and coming artists. Able to use If You Wait to showcase his own original music, March 2022 was a landmark moment as Chris released his 11-track, “Resistance” album to widespread critical acclaim.

It's easy to see why he's been named one of the “original genre innovators” by Progressive Astronaut, “Progressive House Pioneer” by Change Underground
Still as driven and influential than he has ever been after more than 3 decades in a notoriously fickle industry, Chris Cargo continues to find himself shaping the modern music industry within both the live and production arenas through impressive technique and craftsmanship. Able to harness those characteristics into a powerful driving force, Chris Cargo’s career continues to go from strength to strength.

We hope you enjoy the mix!

The Exclusive Series - Episode 38 - Chris Cargo

200 Special Mix I Progressive Tales with Igor D.

1. Bruno Andrada - Stagg Space (Original Mix) [Strangers Beats]
2. St. Germain - So Flute (Simon Vuarambon Remix) [All Day I Dream]
3. Simos Tagias - Ronin (Original Mix) [Suza Records]
4. Guy J - Illusion (Original Mix) [Lost & Found]
5. D.J. MacIntyre & Juan Ibanez - Divine Fire (Original Mix) [The Soundgarden]
6. Simos Tagias - Blaze (Original Mix) [Movement Recordings]
7. Alan Schultz - Fluent (Original Mix) [Or Two Strangers]
8. Monuloku - Unspoken (Original Mix) [Massive Harmony Records]
9. GMJ & Matter - Shelter of Hearts (Original Mix) [Solis Records]
10. Matias Burna - Serenity (Original Mix) [The Soundgarden]
11. Mike Griego - Perfume (Original Mix) [A Line In The Sand]
12. Sultan + Ned Shepard & LANKS - Highest Love (Extended Mix) [This Never Happened]|

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200 Special Mix I Progressive Tales with Igor D.

Junio 2024 
California, EEUU.

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Rob Hilgen @ White House

Hello Everyone and welcome! You are back on the non-stop ride that is our Exclusive Progcast, bringing you the best electronic beats and rhymes that we can find, direct to your door ... 

It's a short trip this week, as we travel north to the capital of NI, Belfast! We drop into the world of not one, but TWO class acts making big noises in our scene of late... you heard us right, time for a B2B for the first time in a long time. Party people make some noise for GSEP & Rikki Sawyer, back to back!

Hailing from the vibrant city of Belfast, GSEP & Rikki Sawyer are in their own rights brilliant electronic music artists. With their unique blend of Progressive sounds, they have left an indelible mark on the industry, and whatever they put their minds to. 

John Martin is an Electronic DJ/Producer who goes by the alias of GSEP. It was in the early 90’s that his interest grew to become a DJ, clubs like Circus Circus in Banbridge, Charlie Haggertys in Bangor, and Kelly’s (which went on to become Lush years later) in Port Rush were his weekly haunts, and soon got him hooked on house music as John’s journey into the world of Dj’ing began.

He got his first set of decks when he was 18 and spent many hours locked away creating and perfecting the type of music he enjoyed. The years that followed saw him become a resident DJ at clubs in Belfast, but in 2006 his big break came, when the mighty Lush in Portrush picked him as their breakthrough DJ. John was seen to play alongside Nik Fanciulli, Jon Checcini, Jon Carter, Col Hamilton and many others.

Even though John creates his own style of music he has had many influences; Dave Seaman, John Digweed, Nick Warren, Paul Oakenfold to name but a few. But the biggest has got to be Sasha, it was Sasha’s style and technique that John aspired too in his dream to become a DJ. 

John is now an established quality Producer, with many releases and remixes under his belt from labels like Perfecto Black, BC2, Whose Haus, Pangea, and many more, earning rave reviews from the senior players on the circuit.

Rikki Sawyer is undeniably a strong Producer/Artist with a wide portfolio of experience in the studio, but more recently with releases on Progressive/Techno giant Lowbit Records, has seen Rikki pushing his unique sound further up the underground ladder.

Together, their dedication to pushing the boundaries of electronic music has solidified their place within the Progressive House scene. Releases on imprints such as The Soundgarden, Forensic, Perfecto Records, and Hooj Choons has seen them garner more attention and acclaim from industry veterans such as Warren, Oakenfold and many more, with regular plays on various Global Radio shows... just like this one!

John Cosani - It Doesn't
Rodrigo Lapena - Ether (Alan Cerra Remix)
Dosem, SOHMI - Answer Feat SOHMI
Lopezhouse, Angela - Crosses & Angels (Guy Mantzur Remix)
Lonya, DJ Zombi - Fallen Between Cracks
Quivver, Stelios Vassiloudis - Love You Better
Solarstone - Aurora Borealis
Dubfire - The End To My Beginning
Paul Rogers, Pete Tong, Cristoph - Where's The Music Gone?
Zac - Estreia 
Roisin Murphy - Can't Replicate (Hernan Cattaneo & Mercurio Remix)
Quivver - All I Wanna
Jeremy Olander - Steps (OLING Remix)
Dosem - Unjetlag

https://www.facebook.com/gseprikkisawyer

The Progcast - Episode 229 - GSEP & Rikki Sawyer

Episode 016 of ‘And the Dancefloor’, part of The Crate DGGRS 2nd Fridays on Saturo Sounds

And The Dancefloor 016

Framewerk - Ruhe (Poolside Rewerk) 
Framewerk - Nothing Left (Framewerk Poolside Rewerk) 
Hernan Cattaneo & Marcelo Vasami - Scope (Framewerk Full on Mix) 
NoMiddleName - I Miss You (Framewerk Remix)
Framewerk - Loneliness (Framewerk 4X4 Tribute) 
Banco De Gaia - Obsidian (Framewerk Full on Mix) 
Jos & Eli - SOS (Framewerk Remix) 
Framewerk - Dark & Long (Framewerk Rewerk) 
Framewerk - Papua New Guinea (Framewerk Poolside Rewerk) 
Framewerk - Your Soul 
Framewerk - Pearls (Framewerk 4X4 Rewerk) 
Framewerk - Spiritual Revolution 

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Framewerk Mixed By ralle.musik

Border Line (Radio Edit)

Odyssey

“Atmos Minimal – Third Wave” continues the deep journey into hypnotic minimal techno.  
This chapter blends rolling sub-basslines, glitch textures and futuristic atmospheres with a darker cinematic edge.  
Designed for late-night drives, underground clubs and focused listening, the album shifts between meditative calm and powerful tension.  
With tempos between 125–127 BPM, it captures the pulse of minimal in pure, immersive form.


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Fractal Silence

Progresivna Suza was founded in 2018 as a spontaneous initiative by passionate fans of the progressive house genre from Serbia and Croatia. This organization aims to unite individuals from all over the world who share the same passion, live progressively as part of their daily life, recognize no borders, and want to express their feelings through music uniquely and intimately.

From 2018 to 2020

During the group’s two and a half years of existence, as the number of new members grew, Progressive Suza organized over 20 parties in clubs in Belgrade and Novi Sad under the name Progressive Tales. Local support was provided by progressive house artists such as Bokee, Aćim, Jelly For The Babies, Popi Divine, and Miloš Miladinović, while well-known hosts like Lukai, Igor D., Aleksandar Marković, Hobin Rude, Despić, and Migazz also contributed.

The indispensable podcast began its first season with a weekly show in collaboration with the DeGori Project in 2018. In the second season, the podcast adopted a new, independent name, Progressive Tales. Alongside main episodes, the podcast included bonus editions that offered an open opportunity and support for emerging young DJs from around the world. Over the first three seasons, more than 150 artists participated in the Progressive Tales podcast. Among the artists who collaborated with us are Cid Inc, Dmitry Molosh, Alex O’Rion, Kamilo Sanclemente, Anthony Pappa, Mauro Augugliaro, Kyoto, Lerr, Buba, DJ Ruby, Simos Tagias, Gux Jimenez, Eran Aviner, Ewan Rill, RIGOONI, Stereo Underground, Guy Milani, Forerunners, Lucas Rossi, Jelly For The Babies, and many more.

2020 – 2021

In early 2020, Progresivna Suza hosted its first international performer independently, the brilliant producer East Cafe from Hungary, at the DOT club in Belgrade. In collaboration with the Blender organization in 2021, we organized events such as Guy J All Night Long and DJ Ruby‘s debut at Barutana.

During the pandemic-affected year, we hosted great artists on our YouTube channel including Subandrio, East Cafe, Gui Milani, DJ Ruby, Luciano Scheffer, Mauro Augugliaro, Missus, Andre Moret, Bachir Salloum, Lerr, Adnan Jakubović, Lukai, Buba, Despić, Hobin Rude, Igor D., Aleksandar Marković, JFR, Glow Funk, and Nichols. Over 60 episodes were aired daily under the title Antidepressive Tales.

The first Suza Picnic at Košutnjak in Belgrade, held in June, gathered a large number of group members who enjoyed socializing and culinary specialties by Svetislav Đorđević.

Following the launch of the official website, the content was enriched with numerous interviews featuring prominent artists from both global and domestic scenes, including Anthony Pappa, Guy J, Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Henry Saiz, Fernando Ferreyra, Navar, Sebastian Sellares, Antrim, Dmitry Molosh, DJ Ruby, Guy Mantzur, Audiostorm, Aćim, and many others. The site also includes member-written articles emphasizing educational content and a selection of the freshest tracklists for fans to discover. Simultaneously, Suza Shop was launched for both Serbian and global markets via Brendly and RedBubble platforms.

The third anniversary was celebrated at the DOT club with a special guest from the Netherlands, the star of the Lost & Found label, Navar.

2022

In 2022, Progresivna Suza embarked on its journey with Suza Records, releasing its initial productions. The first few EPs were signed by Kyotto, Hobin Rude, Andres Moris, and Partenaire.

The podcast lineup was reinforced with the Rove series, offering listeners a different sound and giving artists the freedom to showcase music across genres close to house. Fantastic journeys through organic, deep, micro, and tech house were shared by VieL, Erdi Irmak, Emotional Tourist, Mass Digital, Slow Hearts, Fernando Ferreyra, Nohan, Kento Kumazaki, Roger Martiney, and Yuichiro Kotani.

During the spring season, we hosted another brilliant Dutch producer, Alex O’Rion, at the DOT club, while continuing our collaboration with Tunnel club in Novi Sad, featuring Jelly For The Babies and Lerr.

The first official Lost and Found showcase in Belgrade‘s Barutana club was organized in partnership with Blender organization, featuring performances by Guy J, Roy Rosenfeld, and Hobin Rude.

In August 2022, Suza organized its first two-day festival in the Vojvodina village of Turija. The event at Tatić farm featured 12 performers, including DJ Ruby, East Cafe, N-Tchbl, Jelly For The Babies, Adnan Jakubović, and many others.

The year concluded with the organization’s fourth anniversary celebration at Tunnel club in Novi Sad, where Greek producer Simos Tagias performed for the first time in Serbia.

2023

In January 2023, the organization was officially established as a non-governmental association named “Center for Progressive Culture: Progresivna Suza“.

During the first part of the season, events and guest appearances continued in clubs across Novi Sad and Belgrade. Serbian audiences experienced performances by Israel’s Eran Aviner, Montenegro’s Buba, and guests from Australia GMJ and Olga Misty for the first time.

The second edition of the two-day festival in Turija took place under the new name AVANTURIJA Festival in August 2023. This festival offered a unique experience blending positive energy, nature, music, and artistic activities, all aimed at pure enjoyment. The lineup included Roger Martinez, Stereo Underground, Hobin Rude, Emotional Tourist, Nohan, Missus, Hobin Rude, Igor D., and Bokee.

Suza Records continued its progress, signing 15 releases with artists from around the globe, including Cream, Luman, Stage Van H, Mauro Augugliaro, Missus, Will DeKeizer, NuFects, Kandar, and Rockka.

The fifth anniversary was celebrated at Kult club in Belgrade with performances by domestic artists from three generations: Hobin Rude, Aćim, and N-tchbl.

2024 –

In March, the new concept Retrogressive Tales featuring music from the early 2000s played exclusively on vinyl records began at Kult club in Belgrade, with DJ Ruby and Popi Divine taking the stage.

The traditional Suza Picnic continued with its third edition in May at the same location in Košutnjak, Belgrade.

In collaboration with multimedia house Infinity Lighthouse and Blender organization, Progresivna Suza released the official Serbian edition of the book “Hernan Cattaneo: El Sueño de un DJ”. The book launch took place at Barutana club in Belgrade on June 1st before performances by Hernan Cattaneo and Hobin Rude.

The Progressive Tales podcast entered its seventh broadcasting season alongside the Elevation series.

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