HILYTE feat. Romany - Lose Myself

'Lose Myself' is the new single from American / Canadian duo HILYTE who are fresh from a collab with Aroma and two slick contributions to Morgin Madison's exquisite 'Odyssey' album. British vocalist Romany is on vocal duties and lights it up over a scorching instrumental from HILYTE who blend together impressive synthwork + melodies with rollicking bass and sharp drums to an outstanding result.

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Bowers & Bidwell - Release

Thunderous and electric is how one would best describe the new single from American trance duo Bowers & Bidwell. They pack a punch into the song's four minutes, crafting a trance thumper that you'll want to have on repeat through massive synth lines and explosive bass / drums. It's a triumph here on Enhanced Progressive!

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Dokho - Found You / Don't Change

Belgian producer Dokho is back on Colorize and his marvellous house sonics are a treat once again. 'Found You' is how Dokho kicks things off, folding in a classic organ bassline under eloquent strings, shuffling drums and a glistening soundscape of bells. 'Don't Change' meanwhile is anchored by a razor sharp Reese bass as synth plucks flit to and fro while merging with idiophones and atmospheric vocal snippets in majestic fashion.

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dwelyr, Andrew Long & Paige Duché, Tiefstone - Colorscapes Volume Six - Sampler Two

Putting his spin on Kaiyan & Lumynesynth's 'Golden Memories' is prog house artist dwelyr, whose polished and tight take on prog house is a joy for the senses thanks to meticulous sound design, making it an emphatic listen. Andrew Long and Paige Duché follow up with 'The Fall', a melodic house gem that will pull at your heartstrings thanks to its airy, graceful soundscape. Tiefstone concludes Sampler Two with the most club-focused outing of the three, bringing together unstoppable groove with rumbling bass on 'Persistence'.

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Blugazer - Aurora's Thin Veil

American producer Blugazer weaves together a collage of ethereal elements to make his latest single 'Aurora's Thin Veil' a must-listen. Carried forward by a well-crafted drum section and tight, sub-focused bass, a serene vocal comes in and out of view while a smattering of synth lines compete for attention. It's a gorgeous composition that you won't want to miss, here from Blugazer.

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