An exclusive taster of King Unique before his appearance at The Prog Lab Presents King Unique, May 25th 2019 in Bristol, UK. 

Tickets on Skiddle: http://skiddle.com/e/13453790 

RYAN Playground - The 1 (Original Mix) Circa ’99
AutoKratz - Shake Your Love (Boys Get Hurt Remix) Bad Life
Olek - Workaholec (Original Mix) Never Fuck The Family
Aris Mo - Awesome (Original Mix) Never Fuck The Family
Slope114 - Keep Flying (Kink And Kei Remix 2018) Endless Flight
Phillipp Wolf - Stripes (Gabriel Ananda Remix) Soulful Techno
Edu Imbernon -Concorde’ (Original Mix) Bedrock
Philipp Wolf - Paco Paco (Original Mix) Soulful Techno
Opus Klien - Oligarch (Original Mix) White
8Kays feat. Tone Of Arc - Dance Alone (Olivier Giacomotto Remix) Eleatics Records
Edu Imbernon - Starbuster (Original Mix) Bedrock
John Digweed & Nick Muir - Satellite (Oxia Remix) Bedrock
Benn Jordan - Discovery (Original Mix) Alphabasic

The Prog Lab Presents King Unique

The Prog Lab is a club night and record label based in Bristol, UK. We invite international guests to play in intimate venues and create an atmosphere that only Progressive House can deliver.

Promoters and residents are George Pritchard aka Jawjee & Tomas Bayley, we often play as a b2b called The Prog Lab DJs. 

Previous guests at our nights over the last five years are a who’s who of progressive house: Guy J, Sébastien Léger, Tim Green, Henry Saiz, John 00 Fleming, Nick Warren, Simon Vuarambon, Jeremy Olander, Emi Galvan, Alex O’Rion, Budakid, Nicolas Rada, Quivver, Jody Wisternoff, King Unique, Dubspeeka, Paul Hazendonk, Kasper Koman, Tom Demac, Joseph Ashworth, Alfonso Muchacho, Nadia, Essco, Sonic Union, Alec Pritchard, Ben Major and a number of other Prog DJ friends.

I'm just a small-town Canadian boy who loves music.

I started listening to electronic back in 2000 after my brother lent me some CDs for the summer from Sasha & Digweed, Moby, and Orbital. I got into the dance scene shortly after and found a strong connection to trance with DJs like Armin van Buuren, Paul van Dyk, and Ferry Corsten, while making some incredible friendships along the way. 

My first attempts at any kind of mixing were late-night vinyl sessions with my roommate listening to some classic trance and house and eventually putting together a simple set-up on my Mac to make some mixes for my commute. I’ve always liked the idea of being able to create a sort of soundtrack to my day-to-day and admire my friends who’ve made a career out of it as they bring such a positive impact to the lives of so many. 

I’ve spent the better part of my adult life abroad - first in China and now in Italy - and music has always been something that keeps me grounded and focused.