Brown Eyed Boyz Session Straight out from France , Mokic , Brown Eyed Boyz Records' Head Honcho brings his sound to Proton Radio with his first ever radio show, bringing to you the freshest house music around. This show will fulfill all your house desires, giving... (Read More & Visit Show Page)
Proton Music welcomes in 2009 with a first for us-- a collaborative effort with another label. We have teamed up with Silk Digital, a 1-year old progressive imprint out of Russia that has proven quality progressive house is alive and well.
The "Silk Way" LP is a collection of 6 exclusive new tracks from 8 exciting artists hand picked by Proton Music from the Silk Digital roster. Deep, spacey, melodic, and progressive sounds define this release-- from the IDM infused chillout opening track by Alex Rize to the peak time closing tracks by Mango & Monojoke. The release also features gorgeous tunes from Arthur Deep, Embliss, Elfsong, Shoreliners, and Aeron Aether.
Fans of the Silk Digital can check out the Silk Textures show on Proton Radio as well as past releases on the Silk Digital label. Tracks off the LP will also be making appearances in EP or single form on both Proton Music and Silk Digital.
12/31 His Boy Elroy returns on Proton Music: Stop Motion EP
To listen to the sounds of His Boy Elroy as 2008 comes to a close might make you forget the glory days of progressive breaks when Way Out West & Hybrid thrilled us with their orchestral & melodic epics. Not to pigeonhole Tim Holt (aka His Boy Elroy), but his music definitely fills a void in our heart.
You might think you're listening to Battlestar Galactica or a battle sequence from a Jerry Bruckenheimer flick when you dive into "Ghosts", a high octane instrumental breakbeat number that is easily Tim's best production to date. Do not miss this track.
The Stop Motion EP is out now exclusively at Beatport and features two other Progressive House cuts-- "Starfall" and the title track "Stop Motion".
12/30 Scott Bradford's "Forensic" evidence of 2008.
“Every record sounds the same and the whole dance scene is in trouble… about to be consumed by a colourless and mundane hole of minimal staleness..."
Yeah yeah …We’ve heard it all before, but as 2008 comes to a end with a much needed rest, there was more than enough premier productions and club rocking tracks to get us excited. With the festive period now behind us, 2008 managed to cram as many bleeps, pops and thumps to make any electronic music lover go week at the knees, but as we ponder on the next twelve months of house and techno, Forensic Records and Shindigs Scott Bradford curiously dips into his hard drive to present his favourites of the year.
With gigs ranging as far as Argentina, Budapest, Dubai and Belfast, not forgetting his regular North East Shindig residency, Scott’s well-travelled digital vault of music continues to excite dance floors worldwide. Whilst still in the festive spirit
