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which new DJ would you say is the discovery of the year...
What new talent has gotten your attention with their mixing, producing, or remixing...
Progressive is a sound that evolves and where will it take us next and with who?
I was disappointed with 2003 and the quality of sets available, while this year I find the sets are better quality with more a sound that is defining itself more and more...
Who do you think the dj of the future will be in progressive house???
and why...
think he's only been noticed slightly longer than this year by the world abroad, but my vote goes to matthew dekay.
excellent seemlesss mixer. his flow is very smooth and he gets it going right.
For me it's someone local that I featured on Proton a few months ago - Scott Oliver. I am fairly biased in my opinion on this one, but generally speaking I think I've got a pretty good ear for what really works.
Scott's style is techy influenced prog house, with a slightly dark edge to it - and jeeeesus christ his mixing is superb. Heavily influenced by Digweed. Fucking hot stuff. (And he'll be back on my Proton show before the year's out.)
If you're after the 4 hr Proton recording, just look me up on Soulseek as 'gtappers2' and grab whatever you like.
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