1.	Beije.  Back to Yesterday (Madraas Remix) [3rd Avenue]
2.	Hilmer. Lily (Juliane Wolf Remix)[Wizarding Wolf]
3.	Madloch, Subnode, Pedro Capelossi. Turmeric Latte (Nhar Remix) [Sound Avenue]
4.	Strange Malcolm.  Green and Blue (Prognosis)
5.	Sergio Vilas.  In My Dreams (Will Sea Remix) [Stripped Digital]
6.	Marcan Liav.  Oucha (Nick Warren X Nicolas Rada Remix) [Stripped Recordings]
7.	Fuscarini. Clouds (Deepness X Enzo Paradiso Remix) [Stripped Digital]
8.	Just Emma & Joss Martin. Girls Singing Hallelujah (3000grad)
9.	Audioglider. A Leap of Faith [Emotional Content Recordings]
10.	Soulfinder - Frankie (reprise) - Journey Deep
11.	Strange Malcolm - Urbanized nation - Prognosis records
12.	Augustin Pengov - Renacer - Droid9
13.	Supacooks - Astral - Kitchen music
14.	Alan Cerra - Arrival - Juicebox music
15.	Travis Jesse - Salvage (Andrea Cassino remix) - Particles
16.	Zahna - Free stone - Balkan connection
17.	The Stupid experts, Oliver Harper and Seth Vogt - Voices - Forensic recordings
18.	Gai Barone, Luke Brancaccio - Little pictures - Renaissance records
19.	Tinga - Emersione (Matt Black remix) - Pro B Tech music

The Midweek Recovery 01 - 06 - 22 (With Matt Black)

From the rugged landscapes of the North East to his formative years in the South West, Matt Black’s three-decade odyssey through electronic music stands as a testament to unwavering passion and artistic evolution. When he transplanted himself to London’s vibrant scene in 1991, it wasn’t just a change of address—it was the catalyst for a lifelong love affair with the transcendent power of dance music culture. Though initially captivated by the frenetic energy of hardcore and drum & bass, everything changed when the hypnotic progressions of a John Digweed mixtape found their way to his ears in 1994, revealing the sonic path he was destined to follow.

Matt cut his teeth in South London’s intimate pub circuit, where raw talent and dedication eventually opened doors to his breakthrough club performance in 1995. What followed was a meteoric rise through London’s notoriously competitive underground scene, where his signature blend of melodic textures and driving rhythms earned him coveted slots at industry touchstones. From the sweaty, packed rooms of Empathy in Bristol to the legendary decks of The Gallery in London, and across international borders to Poland and Mexico, Matt’s musical journey has left an indelible mark on dance floors that transcends geographical boundaries.

In the studio, Matt has emerged as a formidable production force with an ear for the sublime. His collaboration with progressive house pioneers Lexicon Avenue on “The Farthest” didn’t merely chart on Beatport—it captivated listeners and DJs alike with its meticulously crafted soundscape and emotional resonance. This success has been far from isolated, with Matt’s musical fingerprint gracing releases on industry powerhouses Perfecto Black, Bonzai Progressive, Balkan Connection, and Krafted Underground. Perhaps most telling is the caliber of support his productions command, with luminaries Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, and Guy J—true architects of the progressive sound—regularly featuring his work in sets that define the genre’s cutting edge.

The airwaves have become Matt’s second home through his twin radio residencies, each showcasing different facets of his encyclopedic musical knowledge. The monthly “Housefeelings” broadcast on Frisky Radio has become a sanctuary for deep, emotive selections, while his enduring “Acoustic Pleasure” show on Proton Radio stands as one of the platform’s most cherished offerings. Both programs consistently attract electronic music’s most respected voices as guests, creating a forum where boundaries dissolve and pure musical expression reigns supreme.

With an arsenal of unreleased material currently being perfected in his studio sanctuary, Matt Black continues to push his artistry into bold new territories. As these forthcoming projects prepare to emerge from the shadows, one thing remains certain: the dance music landscape will be all the richer for having this sonic architect’s vision within it.

Bookings and enquiries.  ranjkaler@hotmail.com

Having grown up to the sounds of late 70's and early 80's Jazz Funk and Electro as well as European electronica Ranj ended up with quite a mixed bag of musical tastes.

His first foray into professional DJing started in 1986 when he started playing at various Rank Leisure venues in South London and Surrey.

After being poached by European Leisure in 1992 he went on to be resident DJ at the hugely successful Pure nights in St Albans till 1996 which led to playing at various nights at Ministry Of Sound, Turnmills, Bagley's, EC1 club, Club UK and The Cross. As well as that he also ran Creative Sounds record shop in Kingston Surrey.

After spending 15 years as resident Dj at the world-famous gentleman's club, Stringfellows, and following the start of the global pandemic, Ranj thought the time was right to start making music for himself and took to it like a duck to water. What followed over the next two years was a string of releases on labels such as Capital Heaven, Pangea, ARRVL, Crossfade Sounds to name but a few and his music has also won him support from the likes of Francois K, Guy Gerber, Alex Neri, Nick Warren, Terry Farley plus many more.

Prognosis a home Progressive House, Breaks and Melodic and Organic music.

latexzebra@hotmail.com - For Demos/Production/Remix Requests or Promos.

Also the current home of Prognosis - https://www.facebook.com/prognosisrecords

Bandcamp

https://prognosiskot.bandcamp.com

Prognosis is part of the Keep On Techno Label Family

https://www.facebook.com/KeeponTechno

https://soundcloud.com/kotrec

The Midweek Recovery 01 - 06 - 22 (With Matt Black)

Ranj Kaler