[Progressive House] ACCIO – I Wanna Be Around

ACCIO has been delivering an impressive streak of releases, each one building on his evolving story.

His latest single, “I Wanna Be Around,” offers another glimpse into his homage to the golden age of progressive house. It’s a track that exudes a romance-driven focus, a recurring theme in ACCIO’s artistry, grounding his sound in something deeply emotional yet universally relatable.

Stepping away from his earlier solo project, Chris Costello, ACCIO has become more than just a rebrand—it’s a reinvention. This new chapter feels like an authentic reflection of Chris’s artistic growth, a maturation that’s woven into every note and detail of his music.

Layered with vibrant textures and intentional design, “I Wanna Be Around” seamlessly extends the vivid, heartfelt universe ACCIO has been creating. It feels both familiar and fresh, capturing the essence of his journey while carving out new territory for his future.

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[Progressive House] Revaeon – Fell On You

There’s a fresh force of nature sweeping the dance music scene, and his name is Revaeon. From his early days with “Shine” making its mark under the Peak Hour Music imprint, it was evident that Revaeon’s entry into the world of dance music was no fleeting moment. His versatility shone brighter with tracks like “Breathe,” an example to his sophisticated sound design and stylistic fluidity. His collab, “Flashback,” has raced past 230k streams on Spotify, garnering nods from renowned artists like Matoma, Telykast, and Morgan Page. The dance music media giants, We Rave You, EARMILK, and CULTR, too, haven’t been able to resist the pull of his electrifying beats.

Now, Revaeon brings us “Fell Into You,” a summer anthem with Emily Falvey’s mesmerizing vocals, released under the Seal Network label. With a sound that swings effortlessly between progressive, electro, and bass house, his latest single promises to go above and beyond expectations.

His collaborations and signature evolving sounds are not just restricted to the studio. Live audiences have been treated to his infectious energy, supporting acts like Haliene, Vavo, and Autograf. With “Fell Into You” echoing the ever-evolving audaciousness of Revaeon’s artistry, 2023 looks set to be the year that this guy truly pops off. Keep your ears open, and don’t blink; the best is yet to come.

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[Progressive House] Eir Aoi – Heart (DubVision Remix)

“Heart” by Eir Aoi is one of anime’s newer anthems that has taken the world by storm. Since it’s release earlier this year, the song has amassed nearly a million streams on Spotify and now it’s received a massive official remix from the Dutch duo DubVision.

The duo flip the song into a festival friendly progressive house hit. Massive, melodic and incredibly memorable, this new version of “Heart” lives up to the original and continues celebrating the newly released anime sequel. Sacra Beats continue to curate an astonishing catalog as they remain a unique and growing label under the vast Sony Asia umbrella.

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[Future Rave] Tim Clark – Dream Walk

Veteran DJ and budding producer Tim Clark has returned with his fiery festival single “Dream Walk.” With the growing popularity of future rave subgenre, Tim pulls from the sound as well as his old school style for an immaculate burst of energy that feels classic and new all at once.

“Dream Walk” makes us feel like we’re out at Tomorrowland or throwing back some cocktails at an Ibiza pool party. It’s just one of those fun songs that harkens back to the OG rave days, and while it delivers heavily on nostalgia it also doesn’t feel played out. We’re pretty particular on the more progressive side of things, but this one hits!

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[Disco House] Sparkee & Sierra – Breathe

Hope you’re ready to dance! Sparkee and Sierra‘s disco-friendly original “Breathe” is a fantastically fun record that is one of our favorite Summer jams of the year. Something this great is to be expected from a producer that wowed Tiesto to win his “The Business” remix competition.

“Breathe” from the start is a vibe, delivering energy quickly with a groove reminiscent of Daft Punk for an infectious introduction. From there Sparkee and Sierra drive forth with a song that’s as dynamic as it is catchy. It’s hard not to feel good when this is playing. And for that reason, among many others, it’s a must add to your playlists before we say goodbye to another Summer!

Having been a fan of Sparkee’s past releases, the opportunity to collaborate was an easy yes! When I heard the instrumental I instantly knew it was the one and the song practically wrote itself. Super excited to give everyone one last banger before the Summer ends.Sierra

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[Music Video] Tim Clark – Wake Up (feat. Jessica Zenzen)

It’s tough to pull off a great music video, but Tim Clark and team did a hell of a job with their work on “Wake Up.” The song, featuring Jessica Zenzen, was released early this month and with it came a Mad Max inspired visual counterpart. Imagine Mad Max meets rave – which we suppose doesn’t leave much room for imagination if you frequent Burning Man (haha).

Regardless, Tim Clark’s fun and progressive “Wake Up” is a strong dance tune – and they’ve captured its energy nicely in the video with over-the-top madness that’s as amusing as it is impressive. Check out the Red Revolver Cinema directed project below and make sure to add “Wake Up” to your rave playlists!

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[House] Chris Costello – We Could Be Together EP

Maybe we’re not as in the progressive house scene as we once were – but LA producer Chris Costello has us back in the mix thanks to his debut EP We Could Be Together. The five track EP pays homage to what Chris describes as the “golden era of EDM” with its uplifting energetic sound.

One of the things that sticks out on this EP is that there are vocals on all of the songs, giving them strong accessibility that Chris hammers home with his inviting melodies and crisp production. His style transforms throughout the project, not simply sticking to the archetypal “progressive” sound which gives the EP a dynamic sensibility. Favorites including “Hope You Know” and “Nothing Can Stop Us Now” but the entire EP is solid through and through.

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