Patrick Ames Conner, Author at EARMILK

OCULA's debut 'Solstice' EP is the springtime progressive jewel you need

Progressive dance rising talent OCULA has just released his Solstice EP by way of genre's champion Lane 8's This Never Happened label. The full-length uplifting arrangement of melodic productions are…

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i_o unleashes remix of Above & Beyond's classic "Alchemy"

It isn't every day that we see a long-time trance classic reworked and then receive endorsement by its' creators. i_O has accomplished this in a striking way in his remix…

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Solanca envelops listeners in progressive sound with 5-track "Nightshade EP"

Solanca delivers a full throttle 5 tracker via Lane 8’s This Never Happened label. Populated with his distinguished synths and sci-fi inspired atmospherics the "Nightshade EP" showcases Solanca’s deep side.…

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Keeld is a “Freek” of a producer, with the aptly titled single out now via Dim Mak Records

Get ready to dance the night away with Keeld’s newest single, “Freek,” available wherever you listen to music via Dim Mak. “Freek” features the perfect blend of crescendos and smooth,…

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Enamour & Rinzen's "Quark" shines amongst other dance floor gems in 'Four Points III'

Enamour swoons listeners right off their feet in his latest collaboration with prog-tech heavyweight Rinzen… destination? The dance floor. "Quark" is a case study in precision-engineered production, with grandiose synth builds…

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Lane 8 makes a mammoth return to home-label Anjunadeep with 'Feld / Anthracite' double A-side

Denver-based producer Daniel Goldstein, best known across the land as Lane 8, has returned to his spiritual home on UK mega-label Anjunadeep with a coupling of evocative productions in tow. …

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Moon Boots lands back on earth with two-side 'Keramhas / Harpanet' EP in hand

Pete Dougherty, AKA Moon Boots, has descended from the galaxies this spring. Close in tow, he bestows two deep-progressive gems "Keremas" and "Harpanet" via world-renowned Anjunadeep imprint. "Keramas" sees the…

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The Aston Shuffle & TCTS sync up for "Back To Me" with Blush'Ko

Australian tastemakers The Aston Shuffle have teamed up with hotly-tipped UK producer TCTS for their brand new collab, "Back To Me" featuring Melbourne-based, Macedonian-born vocalist Blush'ko. "Back To Me" is a tension-filled,…

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KHÅEN ushers ears into spring via 'Mordecai / Daphne' EP

KHÅEN has descended from the north of Scandinavia right on cue. As much of the Western Hemisphere is at long last starting to experience the thaw of spring, KHÅEN effortlessly…

Patrick Ames Conner

OCULA's debut 'Solstice' EP is the springtime progressive jewel you need

i_o unleashes remix of Above & Beyond's classic "Alchemy"

Solanca envelops listeners in progressive sound with 5-track "Nightshade EP"

Keeld is a “Freek” of a producer, with the aptly titled single out now via Dim Mak Records

Enamour & Rinzen's "Quark" shines amongst other dance floor gems in 'Four Points III'

Lane 8 makes a mammoth return to home-label Anjunadeep with 'Feld / Anthracite' double A-side

Moon Boots lands back on earth with two-side 'Keramhas / Harpanet' EP in hand

The Aston Shuffle & TCTS sync up for "Back To Me" with Blush'Ko

KHÅEN ushers ears into spring via 'Mordecai / Daphne' EP

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