White Label Progressive is the ultimate podcast where the music takes centre stage, and DJs remain a mystery.

Immerse yourself in progressive house with no preconceptions. Each episode delivers electrifying mixes from talented DJs, but here's the twist- at first glance, you won't know who's behind the decks!

It's all about the music, not the names. Ready to let the tunes speak for themselves? Tune in to White Label Progressive and discover a new mix waiting for you.

Unravel the mystery, embrace the vibe, and let the music tell the story!

TRACKLIST:

Oxia, Yannick Baudino - On the Trip [Diversions Music]
Danny Tenaglia - The Voice (Elliot Moriarty’s Interpretation) [UNRELEASED]
Four Candles, Jon Towell - If We (…Just Did) [Keep Thinking]
Gowzer - Unlikely [UNRELEASED]
Zuccasam - Rainmaker [Plastic Fantastic Records]
Future Sound of London - Papua New Guinea (Mallinder Remix) [UNRELEASED]
Sabrina Rivas - Cat Punch [Univack]
Lisandro (AR), NAHS - Rombo [Sudbeat Music]
Zucassam - Twisto [Plastic Fantastic Records]
Jon Towell, Dave Lazenby - Steelyard [UNRELEASED]
Franky Wah, Hernan Cattaneo - Groovejet [Sudbeat Music]
Tim French, Aubrey Fry - Stompaphunker [Sudbeat Music]

Set mixed compliments of Dave Lazenby ;)

About Dave:

Originating from Sheffield, UK, Dave Lazenby has been passionate about music since childhood, once known as the kid sharing mix tapes with everyone around him. Influenced by iconic clubs like Gatecrasher and Back to Basics, he developed a deep connection to house and progressive sounds. After a long hiatus, he returned to the decks during lockdown and hasn’t looked back, playing across the UK alongside names like Dave Seaman, Quivver, and Steve Parry, and even in Ibiza at Es Paradis and Ibiza Rocks Bar. In 2022, he co-founded Another Life, Sheffield’s progressive house night, hosting artists such as Anthony Pappa, Danny Howells, and Aubrey Fry. As a producer, his releases with Jon Towell include The Face and Underground, with Steelyard coming soon. His sets range from deep, hypnotic warmups to dark, driving closers that capture the true energy of the night.

Follow Dave Lazenby on social media:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DaveLazenbyDJ
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davelazenby70/
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/dave-lazenby



078 White Label Progressive

TRACKLIST
Charles Bradley - Confusion
Make A Dance - Young Man
Sylvester - You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)(Soulwax For Despacio Remix)
BLONDISH, Darko, Broken Hill - GOAT
Frankey & Sandrino - Please (Echonomist Remix)
Kevin Knapp - I Didn't Know
Blondie - Nothing Is Real but the Girl (Danny Tenaglia Heart of Trance Mix)
HAAi with Jon Hopkins, Obi Franky, ILA & TRANS VOICES - Satellite
Kelly Lee Owens - 132 TECHNO
Duke Dumont - I Need You Now

CONFUSION

DJ TRACKS COLLECTION - TECH HOUSE EDITION (H.D.S) SAMPLE (#2)THE COMPLETE VERSION OF THE MIX. CHECK OUT MY DJ TRACK COLLECTION ON MY SOUNDCLOUD MAIN PAGE.

DJ TRACKS COLLECTION - TECH HOUSE EDITION (H.D.S)SAMPLE-2

TRACKLIST
The Orb - The Oort Cloud (Too Night)
Chris Korda & The Church Of Euthanasia - Save The Planet, Kill Yourself (Danny Tenaglia Edit)
Daft Punk - Daftendirekt
Daft Punk - Musique
Opiuo, The Sponges - VELOCICOASTER
DJ Delicious - Same Man (DERON Rework)
Stev Dive - Same Man
Patch Park - Spells (Jamie Stevens Remix)
Peter Feela - Lowline
Depeche Mode - Behind The Wheel (Matt One 2025 Remix)
Dave Lerner - Caught (Simple Symmetry Remix)
HAAi - Voices

The Twilight Zone

IN DA STUDIO EP.1

Danny Tenaglia, Harry Romero, Saliva Commandos - Dibiza (Faust!ni & Samuel PVT)

Elwood for Ameba x PNC Radio

Este setmix registra uma sequência de faixas que sempre me moveram — músicas e sonoridades que danço, que toco e que moldaram meu ouvido desde o início.
São artistas e sons que me apresentaram ao tribal house: groove urbano, cortes clássicos, percussões hipnóticas, vozes recortadas, texturas e aquela atemporalidade que, de um jeito ou de outro, abriu caminhos dentro de mim.

Deixe um comentário se esse som também te tocou.

This setmix captures a sequence of tracks that have always moved me — sounds I dance to, play, and that shaped my ear from the very beginning.
They’re the artists and textures that first introduced me to tribal house: urban groove, classic cuts, hypnotic percussion, sliced voices, layers, and that sense of timelessness that, one way or another, opened paths inside me.

Leave a comment if this sound touched you too.

Supernature (Danny Tenaglia Legendary Club Mix)
Momentos Oscuros (Iberican Dark Mix) — 2002
Lexicon Avenue – From Dusk Till Dawn
The Message — Cevin Fisher
Touchin’ My Brain (DJ Paulo & Todd Dutkevitch Mix
Empires — Lamya
Strong Rhythm (Mastiksoul Remix)
Rollerblade (Club 69 Future Mix)
What Cha Feelin’ (Eddie Amador & Loved Rauhofer Mix)
Block Report — Alex Ramos
The Tribal Beat — Macau, Las Bibas From Vizcaya, Joelapussy
Gang Bang (Korioto Remix)
The Beat — William Kiss
Dr. Drum — Eric Laville
Get Ur Freak On (Superchumbo’s Superfreakon Mix)
Shake — Alexander
I Got Funk — Alex Ramos
Go On — Hardsilence
The Power — Rosabel
Sexual — Thunderdub
Frozen — Victor Calderone

00:00

Be Yourself  / NA•RO Remix

A powerful and hypnotic blend where Samer Soltan’s “Different World” (Samantha Loveridge Remix) meets the timeless energy of Danny Tenaglia’s “Elements”.
This edit fuses deep organic tension with classic tribal techno drive — creating a progressive, rolling, late-night weapon.
Atmospheric pads and ethnic motifs float above a tight groove, while Tenaglia’s iconic percussive elements push the rhythm forward. The result is a dark, cinematic journey that builds pressure and releases into a massive dance-floor moment.
Designed for DJs who want a peak-time tool that feels modern, melodic, and timeless all at once.

ORON K EDIT Samer Soltan - Different World  (Samantha Loveridge Remix) VS Danny Tenaglia – Elements

Conhecido artisticamente como Samuel Grossi, SAMUEL é um DJ e produtor musical brasileiro que iniciou sua carreira em 2009. Desde a adolescência possui uma profunda conexão com a música, especialmente o rádio, o qual é o grande motivador de sua paixão pela arte da discotecagem.

Sob a influência de artistas renomados como Altar a.k.a. VMC e Macau, David Tort, Enrry Senna, Massivedrum, Peter Rauhofer a.k.a. Size Queen, Robbie Rivera, Rosabel a.k.a. Abel Aguilera e Ralphi Rosario, Steven Redant, Tom Stephan a.k.a. Superchumbo e outros, SAMUEL adota um estilo musical que abrange gêneros como Electronic Dance Music, Groove House, House Music, Tribal House, Tribal Old School e Tribal Progressivo.

SAMUEL se destaca pela criação de misturas, retrabalhos e edições, além de remixes oficiais feitos em parceria com Faust!ni para nomes proeminentes como Las Bibas from Viscaya (BR), Leomeo (Fr) e Ranny (EUA), que trazem criatividade e novas perspectivas.

Suas performances e produções são marcadas por entusiasmo e uma compreensão refinada da música tribal. Ao longo da carreira, já se apresentou em capitais e cidades brasileiras como Juiz de Fora (MG), Belo Horizonte (MG), Rio de Janeiro (RJ), Ribeirão Preto (SP), Aracaju (SE) e Belém (PA).

Hoje, SAMUEL continua a ser influenciado por diversos outros artistas, movimentos culturais e gêneros da música eletrônica como o Ballroom, o Funk, o Latin House e o Techno, e com uma abordagem inovadora, reafirma sua posição como DJ e produtor.

Apoiado por: Ana Paula, Breno Barreto, Eddie Martinez, Elias Rojas, Enrry Senna, E-Thunder, Erick Ibiza, Filipe Guerra, Isak Salazar, Ivan Gomez, Jeff Valle, Johnny Bass, Las Bibas from Vizcaya, Leomeo, Macau, Mauro Mozart, Nacho Chapado, Paulo Pacheco, Rafha Madrid, Saeed Ali, Steven Redant, Victor Nillo, VMC e Xookwankii, entre outros.

Mais informações:
https://linktr.ee/samuelgrossidj

Progressive house devotee. Mixing fresh, classic, and rare tracks to honour the sound with every set. Always pushing genre boundaries to test the limits of both the dance floor and the lounge room journey. Podcaster, radio DJ, guest mixer, and passionate advocate for the music and the community behind it.

PROGSONIC SESSIONS: A weekly podcast featuring guest mixes from artists around the globe, showcasing their incredible talent.

WHITE LABEL PROGRESSIVE: A weekly podcast dedicated to progressive house mixes, delivered with an air of mystery.

Alongside these, you’ll find guest mixes, promo sets, podcast features, and radio shows from myself and our amazing community, built week by week.

I hope you enjoy these mixes as much as I’ve loved creating and curating them 🤩 🫶🏻

My music is inspired by the Afro Cuban culture that I grew up with and surrounded myself with while living in Miami. I relocated to Chicago, Illinois, in 2017, and it gave me a whole new perspective on house music. Between the wild city life and the unique collection of people and cultures mingling in one place, I discovered a fresh take on house music. Nyco Jones came to be after I relocated to Virginia Beach, VA, in late 2018. I surrounded myself with other DJs who showed me new skills and guided me to where I am now.
Now a days, you may find me hopping back and forth between Miami, Virginia Beach, and San Diego, trying to develop a new sound.

I enjoy mixing EDM, House, and Deep House. My Creative Blend Of Mixing Styles is Unique And Original. Enjoy What You Hear.

Progressive by Nature. 
Melodic by Nurture. 
Life is Mashed-Up.

I can’t quite recall when I first became aware of electronic music or my deep connection with it. My father was a DJ, so music was always present, but growing up during the ‘80s meant witnessing a technological revolution that transformed art and culture in unimaginable ways.

Around ’89-90, I realized just how important dance music was to me. One standout memory is hearing “French Kiss” by Lil Louis on a mixtape my father played in his car. From that moment, electronic music—especially dance music—became my constant companion.

As a child, I loved dancing, so it felt natural that dance music became a creative outlet for me. Over the years, my creativity has expanded beyond music, but that’s a story for another time.

One genre that’s had a major impact on me is House Music. By 1995, I realized how sophisticated and cool it was, particularly in contrast to what was popular in Spain at the time. By 1998, I’d amassed a solid music collection—mostly Ministry of Sound compilations, Ibiza mixtapes, and CD singles I could blast on my bedroom soundsystem.

That summer, I traveled to London and discovered @dannytenagliaofficial , an artist who blew me away. I was lucky to find him early because it took 2-3 more years for his music to break into Spain. My curiosity about electronic music led me to explore Chicago, NY, and Detroit House, techno, electro, and minimal, among others. Still, House Music has been my constant. Trends shift, but whenever I need comfort, I turn to House classics—Chandler, Knuckles, Craig, Morel, Morales, Rolando, MAW, and more. I still have much to learn about House, but I’m excited to keep exploring.

Now that you know a bit more about my musical journey (which truly defines me), I invite you to check out my latest mini-mix—a 39-minute exploration of what House music means to me. It’s groovy, percussive, dark, and undeniably sexy… some call it deep, others tech, or even Ballroom!

New tracks tagged #Danny Tenaglia