Zorymet & April Projex

1 00:00 — M.O.Z – Don't Do It (Original Mix) 2 04:57 — Pursefurst – Pimp (Extended Mix) 3 09:00 — Pandaja – Attitude (Extended Mix) 4 11:11 — Oravla Ziur – Pinky Promise (Original Mix) 5 14:23 — Bruno Furlan – Ritmo (Extended Mix) 6 17:20 — Caste (ES) – Selecta (Extended Mix) 7 20:48 — Jewel Kid & James Hurr – Shake It (Extended Mix) 8 23:47 — Malcolm Zeller – Take It Slow (Extended Mix) 9 29:17 — Alessandro Diruggiero & Tomikesh – Mi Deh Yah (Original Mix) 10 31:15 — Nico Cardone – Turn Up The Bassline (Original Mix) 11 33:59 — Chris Main – Stay Packed (Original Mix) 12 35:54 — Karim Soliman – Pump Up (Original Mix) 13 38:20 — Julian Sacheli & SNOOKO – Hey Y'all (Extended Mix) 14 41:03 — Viot – No Brakes (Extended Mix) 15 43:17 — WeMart – KuKu (Original Mix) 16 47:45 — QMore, DJ Dasten, DH Moon & Dany Gomez – Misteriosa (Original Mix) 17 49:29 — Billy Sherif – Hold Up (Original Mix) 18 51:46 — Toto Lagares – Sneak (Extended Mix) 19 53:49 — Kily Ruiz – Freak Boy (Radio Edit) 20 56:09 — Cosmo Lion – Make It Shake (Extended Mix) ...Hey there, this is April Projex. Welcome to Podcast Forty-Five — a journey through Tech House and Groove, where rolling basslines meet sharp percussion and every track carries the heat of the dancefloor. The set opens with M.O.Z's "Don't Do It". M.O.Z is a Colombian-American DJ and producer, raised in New York and now based between NYC and Miami. Since starting production in 2021, he has built a catalog signed to Overtones, Harvibal, 1994, Blackflag Records, Witty Tunes, and Whoyostro. His sound fuses groovy basslines, Latin-infused rhythms, and European swing with a foundation in minimal tech and deep tech. His music has earned support from Paco Osuna, Marco Carola, Stacey Pullen, Harvy Valencia, Tony Guerra, and artists from the Solid Grooves family. In 2024, he played his first international festival in Costa Rica, and has performed at Miami venues including M2, Mode, The Trip, Treehouse, Sky Yard, and Savage Labs, as well as New York's Virgo and Althea's Rooftop. His sets are cinematic journeys — rhythmic, emotional, and immersive. He isn't just playing tracks — he's building a world. The foundation continues with Pursefurst, Pandaja, Oravla Ziur, and Bruno Furlan — one of the leading voices in modern Tech House with releases on Defected and Hot Creations, known for precision, groove, and that unmistakable Italian flair. Caste, Jewel Kid, and James Hurr keep the energy high with tight, percussive productions and playful vocal hooks. The middle of the set reveals deeper layers with Malcolm Zeller, Alessandro Diruggiero, Tomikesh, Nico Cardone on ISSUES, and Chris Main on Techaway Records. Then Karim Soliman's "Pump Up" on HUSH. Born in Cairo, Egypt in 1991 with both Egyptian and Dutch nationality, Karim Soliman learned to navigate through different cultures from an early age. He started DJing and organizing illegal raves as a youth, which ultimately resulted in him winning the prestigious Michel de Hey DJ contest in 2011. As a DJ, he plays regularly at major venues and festivals like El Row, Thuishaven, Strafwerk, Free Your Mind, Toffler, Boothstock, and Now & Wow, and serves as a resident of Give Soul in Rotterdam. The journey continues with Julian Sacheli, SNOOKO, Viot, WeMart on BANDIDOS, and a four-way collaboration from QMore, DJ Dasten, DH Moon, and Dany Gomez. Billy Sherif and Toto Lagares keep the momentum going. The final stretch brings Kily Ruiz's "Freak Boy". Kily Ruiz began his career as a DJ in 2015, taking his first steps in different venues across Madrid. Since then, he has consolidated his trajectory performing at some of the most recognized clubs in the Spanish capital, such as LAB the Club and The Bassement, as well as reference festivals like A Summer Story. His career has taken him both nationally and internationally, with performances in Ibiza and cities like The Hague and Breda in the Netherlands. With a clear influence of House and...

Hey there, this is April Projex. Welcome to a special two-hour journey through the heart of melodic and progressive house. For the next hundred and twenty minutes, we travel through cinematic soundscapes, deep rolling grooves and emotional textures that speak louder than words. Progressive house has always been a genre that rewards patience. It doesn't rush. It doesn't shout. Instead, it builds — layer by layer, beat by beat — until the music surrounds you completely. A two-hour set is a rare gift in today's fast-paced world. It gives the music space to breathe, the listener space to feel, and the DJ space to tell a complete, unfolding story. Our journey begins with a powerful statement from Barcelona-based artist Amonita. Since launching her project in 2017, she has built a highly recognizable international career, mastering the delicate balance between live instruments, organic textures and precise electronic structure. Her foundation was built on vinyl, giving her a deep, intuitive understanding of groove and dancefloor energy. This expertise shines through in her releases on authoritative labels like All Day I Dream, Anjunadeep and her own Rubicunda imprint, earning support from scene legends like Hernan Cattaneo, Lee Burridge and Nick Warren. As a regular presence in the Ibiza season and on global tours, she represents a strong, reliable name focused on true musical depth. Shortly after, the narrative deepens with Namatjira — the deep progressive alias of Dutch producer Joost van der Vleuten. Known for emotionally resonant productions, he blends atmosphere, groove and melody into immersive narratives. His sound moves seamlessly across the spectrum of progressive and organic house — always detailed, always human. With releases on respected imprints like Purified, The Soundgarden, Anjunadeep and Musique de Lune, and support from giants like John Digweed, Nick Warren and Sasha, Namatjira's music invites us to slow down, feel more, and stay a little longer. Tonight, this opening energy sets the tone for a carefully curated thread through the most respected labels in the scene. From the warm melodic foundations of Early Morning and Anjunadeep Explorations, to the deep hypnotic grooves of Sudbeat Music and UV, from the emotional landscapes of Enormous Tunes and Freegrant Music, to the forward-thinking sounds of Electronic Groove Records and Forensic Records. Among the voices in this set, you will hear established masters and emerging talents alike. Hernan Cattaneo — the Argentine legend who has defined this sound for over three decades — brings his signature depth to Budakid's "Lovin' Sun," transforming it into something timeless. Gai Barone — the Italian master behind Vapour Recordings — delivers "Banhof," a track that showcases his ability to build entire worlds through sound, layer by patient layer. Kamilo Sanclemente offers "The Background," a masterclass in patient, unfolding emotion. Michael A continues his exploration of introspective progressive house with "Friction Glow," a track that rewards repeated listening. And Gorge — the German producer whose deep rolling grooves on Sudbeat have made him one of the most respected names in the scene — brings "Osane," a track that embodies everything beautiful about this genre. Whether you are driving late at night, working in your studio, or simply closing your eyes at home, this mix was designed to be your companion. That was more than just a mix. It was a carefully curated exploration of rhythm and emotion, where every transition served the story and every track carried a piece of the artist's vision. Thank you for spending these two hours with us. Thank you for your patience, for your attention, for staying present, and for letting the music move you. This is what it's about — not just sound, but connection. This set was curated by Zorymet and April Projex, with love for the craft and respect for the listener. This is April Projex — not signing off, just stepping back into...

top tech house and latin tech of Oct 26 1 00:00 — FRAN (ARG) – Can't Look Back (Original Mix), 2 04:23 — Doc Du Funk – Chocolate (Original Mix), 3 07:44 — Jay De Lys – In Europe (Extended Mix), 4 11:01 — Yaya Alen – Get Ready For The Beat (Original Mix), 5 15:14 — Malone & Morez – Toca Si (Extended Mix), 6 17:40 — Mendo & Angel Heredia – Bingo (Original Mix), 7 21:55 — Souler (ES) – Movements (Original Mix), 8 27:22 — Matt Sassari, Brandy & GIACOBBI – My Best Friend (Extended Mix), 9 31:20 — Rae Sada – Make It Hot (Extended Mix), 10 35:03 — Galvis – Dime (GS122), 11 38:40 — Manuel Torcello & Steev (IT) – All Day (Original Mix), 12 42:08 — Jay Caesar & Adiel Mora – Amor Fati (Original Mix), 13 45:05 — GreenThump, Albert Lopez & Renato (CL) – Forget (Original Mix), 14 49:02 — Peter Romero & Cantuğ Gökçel – Make The Move (Original Mix), 15 53:57 — Prozak – Freak Ya Right ... Hey there, this is April Projex. Welcome to Podcast Forty-Three — a focused journey through Latin Tech House, Groove House and club-ready Tech House, where rolling basslines, sharp percussion and warm vocal hooks meet the energy of the modern dancefloor. This episode moves through a global club sound: from Argentina to Mexico, from Miami to Spain, from Italy to France, New York and beyond. The opening section sets the tone with FRAN (ARG)’s “Can’t Look Back” on Nastyfunk Records — a confident Argentine starter with driving rhythm and direct club attitude. Doc Du Funk follows with “Chocolate”, a Latin-infused Tech House cut from the Mexican producer Uriel Montoya, released on Safe Music and built on groove, swing and dancefloor pressure. Jay De Lys brings “In Europe”, a tight extended mix with clean percussion and a strong sense of movement. Yaya Alen’s “Get Ready For The Beat” on Mood Child adds a bright, jacking energy, blending house, tech house and playful Latin flavor. Malóne Morez then brings the Miami connection with “Toca Si” — Cuban-born and Miami-based, he represents the modern Latin Tech House bridge between Caribbean rhythm and US club culture. The middle of the set pushes into deeper, heavier territory. Mendo and Angel Heredia join forces on “Bingo”, combining Swiss-born Mendo’s groove-led precision with Angel Heredia’s Spanish Tech House force. Souler (ES), from Galicia, keeps the Iberian momentum alive with “Movements” on BNN Records — tight, minimal and bass-driven. Matt Sassari, Brandy and GIACOBBI bring “My Best Friend”, adding the weight of Marseille-based Sassari’s powerful club sound. Rae Sada’s “Make It Hot” on DFTD brings a New York-based perspective and a vocal-driven edge, while Galvis closes this chapter with “Dime”, released via Groove Society, keeping the groove smooth, direct and hypnotic. The final stretch continues the international flow. Manuel Torcello and Steev (IT) deliver “All Day” on Techaway Records, followed by Jay Caesar and Adiel Mora’s “Amor Fati” on Groovers Only. GreenThump, Albert Lopez and Renato (CL) bring “Forget” on Mooncircles Records, adding a South American club connection before Peter Romero and Cantuğ Gökçel’s “Make The Move” on Be One Records. Prozak closes the journey with “Freak Ya Right” — raw, energetic and unapologetically club-focused. That was Podcast Forty-Three — a compact global tour through Latin Tech House and modern groove music, where every track brings movement, pressure and connection. Curated by Zorymet & April Projex, with love for the craft and respect for the listener. This is April Projex — not signing off, just stepping back into the sound. Until next time, keep listening, keep feeling, keep dancing.

1 00:00 — Tom Enzy – Afro Revenge (Extended Mix) 2 04:04 — Ivory (IT) & Ameli (DE) – Everything (Original Mix) 3 08:15 — Juany Bravo, The Deepshakerz & Xander Pratt – I Brought The Jungle 4 12:07 — Lizwi, Aaron Sevilla, Brøder & SENATVS – Pump Up The Jam (Original Mix) 5 15:34 — Flavor Plus & bhx1 – Bla Bla Bla (Original Mix) 6 19:48 — Hemel – Let The Drums Talk (Extended Mix) 7 22:21 — Berin, Avishek – Move XX (Extended Mix) 8 25:21 — HUGEL & SOLTO – JAMAICAN (Bam Bam) 9 28:55 — Robin M, ELIF (TR) & Lazarusman – Speak To Me (PM Mix) 10 33:38 — Maxvei – Right Back (Extended Mix) 11 36:57 — DJ Tomer, Lyrik Shoxen & Ricardo Gi – All I Have Is You (Extended Mix) 12 42:09 — Jesus Fernandez & Cele Arrabal – Hey Dj (Tuk Tuk Taka) (Extended Mix) 13 45:11 — UNIBĀL – Mi Gente (Extended Mix) 14 49:07 — GRAY, Wrigley & Badrops – Sin Control (Original Mix) 15 53:58 — Shadu – Loca (Extended Mix) Hey there, this is April Projex. Welcome to Podcast Forty-Two — a journey through Afro House and Afro-Latin, where tribal rhythms meet modern production and every beat tells a story of connection across continents. Afro House has become one of the most powerful movements in electronic music today, rooted in the traditions of South Africa but embraced by producers from every corner of the globe. It's a genre that honors its ancestors while pushing boundaries, blending ancient percussion with cutting-edge sound design, and creating something that feels both timeless and revolutionary. From South Africa to Italy, from Argentina to Germany, from Spain to beyond, this set brings together voices from around the world, united by percussion, groove, and the universal language of rhythm. Tonight we follow the thread of this global movement, tracing its path from the dancefloors of Johannesburg to the clubs of Milan, from the studios of Buenos Aires to the festivals of Berlin. Stay with it. The journey begins. Let's dive into the foundation of this set — five tracks, five stories, five artists shaping the global Afro House movement. First, Tom Enzy's "Afro Revenge". Tom Enzy is an Italian producer based in Milan, one of the most exciting voices in the new wave of melodic Afro House. His sound is defined by a powerful blend of African rhythms and techno energy, creating tracks that work just as well in intimate clubs as they do on festival main stages. With releases on prestigious labels like Anjunadeep, as well as his own imprint, he has quickly established himself as one of Europe's leading producers in this space. His productions are known for their meticulous attention to detail, complex percussion layers, and a deep respect for the roots of Afro House while pushing it into new territories. "Afro Revenge" hits hard from the first beat — driving percussion, dark synths, and a sense of urgency that pulls you forward. It's the kind of opener that sets the pace for everything ahead — no hesitation, just pure momentum. Then — Ivory and Ameli's "Everything". This is a cross-border collaboration that embodies the global nature of this scene. Ivory — the Italian producer who has been a rising force in the melodic house world, with releases on The Sacred Tribe and other respected labels. His sound is characterized by warm, atmospheric productions that blend organic elements with electronic precision, creating music that feels both grounded and otherworldly. Ameli — the German vocalist and producer who brings her signature ethereal vocals to this collaboration. Based in Germany, she has been making waves in the melodic house scene with her unique vocal style, which combines intimacy with a sense of expansiveness. Together they create something both intimate and expansive — a track that makes you feel the space around you, where every element is carefully placed to serve the emotion of the piece. It's the kind of music that doesn't just fill the room — it fills the soul. Next — Juany Bravo, The Deepshakerz and Xander Pratt with "I Brought

1 00:00 — Shiffer – Need For Speed 2 05:07 — Nu Jo Ke – Who Loves The Sun (Luch Extended Remix) 3 09:55 — Space Motion – Banga Banga 4 14:11 — DeepMe feat Gargie Verma – Gu Gu 5 18:55 — Bipolar Sunshine, Hardt Antoine & Nariman – Stay (Original Mix) 6 24:17 — OLEXO, Alex Macondo, CHERÖ, ANSIDEE & Yeke – Amnezia (Extended Mix) 7 28:54 — Brunello – Science Fiction (Original Mix) 8 34:28 — Celia Babini & Brunello – The 11th Hour (Original Mix) 9 40:37 — Ivory & Julia Linkogel – Feeling It 10 44:59 — Adriatique – Palm Of Your Hands (Extended Mix) 11 48:43 — Arodes – Kaleido (Extended Mix) Hey there, this is April Projex. Welcome to Podcast Forty-One — a journey through Melodic House and Techno, where cinematic soundscapes meet driving rhythms. Stay with it. The journey begins. Let's dive into the foundation of this set — four tracks that set the tone. Shiffer's "Need For Speed" opens with a driving pulse — dark synths and a sense of urgency that pulls you forward. Pure momentum. Nu Jo Ke's "Who Loves The Sun" in Luch's extended remix brings a warmer shift, where atmospheric pads and subtle vocals make you feel the space around you. Space Motion's "Banga Banga" blends ethnic textures with modern techno, delivering percussive, hypnotic tribal rhythms. It's not just music — it's a ritual. DeepMe featuring Gargie Verma with "Gu Gu" creates a vocal-driven moment where emotion takes center stage, building something both intimate and expansive. This is where the foundation is laid. Stay with it. The journey continues. The middle of the set reveals deeper layers — where melodic textures meet driving techno energy. Bipolar Sunshine, Hardt Antoine and Nariman brought "Stay" — a track that blends emotional vocals with hypnotic grooves, creating something both intimate and powerful. OLEXO, Alex Macondo, CHERÖ, ANSIDEE and Yeke dropped "Amnezia" — a collaboration that pushes boundaries with dark synths and relentless percussion. Brunello's "Science Fiction" lives up to its name — futuristic sound design, cinematic atmospheres and a groove that pulls you into another dimension. It's the kind of track that makes you feel like you're floating through space. Celia Babini and Brunello return with "The 11th Hour" — where Celia's vocals add a human touch to Brunello's production, creating something both urgent and beautiful. Ivory and Julia Linkogel with "Feeling It" bring warmth and emotion before reaching the final chapter of this set. This is where the energy shifts, where the story deepens. Stay with it. The journey continues. The final chapter brings two giants of melodic house and techno to the stage. Adriatique's "Palm Of Your Hands" — the Swiss duo behind some of the most cinematic productions in modern electronic music. Their sound blends deep basslines, ethereal melodies and a sense of grandeur that transforms any space into something sacred. This track is powerful, emotional and utterly immersive. It's the kind of music that doesn't just fill the room — it fills the soul. Arodes' "Kaleido" — Adrian Rodriguez, known as Arodes, is a Spanish DJ and producer who creates sound atmospheres that turn the dance floor into a special place, where music is the protagonist, responsible for evoking unforgettable moments. He explores different genres to define his sound as deep, melodic and emotional, with which the audience not only dances but also feels moved. Arodes takes control of his sets with the intention of connecting us, making dance floors more than a party — an experience. Although his music belongs to the underground scene, his melodic and appealing sound is suitable for any ear. Deep and powerful music. "Kaleido" embodies all of this — a kaleidoscope of emotions, textures and rhythms that pull you deeper with every beat. That was Podcast Forty-One — a journey through melodic house and techno, where cinematic soundscapes met driving rhythms and every track told a story. From Shiffer's driving opener to Space Motion's tr

00:00 — Tantum feat. Hyunji-A – Keep My Letters (Simon Vuarambón Remix) 06:17 — Matthew Sona – Prismatik 08:12 — Roy Rosenfeld – New Life 14:14 — Infusion – Legacy (Kevin Di Serna & Devlant Dub) 20:07 — D-Nox feat. Elan Myles – Open Your Eyes 22:36 — Nick Warren – Only I Know What You Said (Emi Galvan Remix) 28:01 — Budakid – Lovin' Sun (Guy J Remix) 33:26 — Miss Kittin – Life Is My Teacher (Simon Vuarambón Remix - Edit) 36:55 — Josh Wink – Metro (Simon Vuarambón Rework) 41:18 — Simon Vuarambón – Mars 43:38 — Paul Thomas – Celeste (Extended Mix) 46:45 — Simon Vuarambón – Grey Area 50:08 — Fauxplay & Anthony Pappa – Forever Seeking (Simon Vuarambón Remix) Hey there, this is April Projex! Welcome to Podcast Forty — a deep and melodic journey through progressive house, built around the Top 10 Beatport tracks of today plus a few extra gems that complete the picture. Tonight we follow the thread of Simon Vuarambón — one of the most refined voices in modern progressive music — as he weaves through legends, collaborators, and his own signature sound. Stay with it. The journey begins. As "Prismatik" unfolds, let's revisit the foundation of this set — five tracks, five stories, five artists who shaped this sound. First, Tantum feat. Hyunji-A's "Keep My Letters" in Simon Vuarambón's remix. Tantum is the project of Swiss producer Simon Vuarambón himself, a key voice in modern progressive music known for his atmospheric, emotionally rich sound. Hyunji-A brings a delicate vocal touch, while Vuarambón's remix wraps everything in his signature warmth — deep, cinematic, unforgettable. Then — Matthew Sona's "Prismatik". Born in 2004, Matthew quickly became captivated by sophisticated house music. With releases on The Soundgarden, Mango Alley, and Clubsonica, he has established himself as Hungary's youngest and most sought-after progressive house producer. His work has caught the attention of legends like Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, and Lee Burridge. He is also the founder of the "All That Is." label, sharing his unique vision free from boundaries. Next — Roy Rosenfeld's "New Life". An Israeli producer and co-founder of the Deepah collective, Roy has been a pillar of progressive house since the early 2000s, blending emotional depth with dancefloor precision. After that — Infusion's "Legacy" in the Kevin Di Serna and Devlant dub. The legendary British duo defined progressive house in the 90s. Now, Colombian prodigy Kevin Di Serna teams up with Australian Devlant to reimagine this classic with modern depth. And finally — D-Nox feat. Elan Myles' "Open Your Eyes". D-Nox is a British producer and co-founder of Sudbeatique, Hernan Cattaneo's legendary label. For over fifteen years, he's been a consistent voice in deep progressive house, with Elan Myles adding a soulful, deeply human vocal layer. As Miss Kittin's "Life Is My Teacher" unfolds in Vuarambón's remix, let's trace the path that brought us here. Just moments ago, we passed through Nick Warren's "Only I Know What You Said" reimagined by Argentine producer Emi Galvan. Nick Warren — the British legend behind Way Out West and a defining voice of the Global Underground series — has shaped progressive house for over three decades. Then — Budakid's "Lovin' Sun" in Guy J's remix. Budakid — the Israeli producer whose warm, melodic sound has made him a staple on Anjunadeep and Bedrock. Guy J — his fellow Israeli and one of the most revered names in progressive music — brings his signature depth. Two artists from the same small country, shaping the global sound. And now — Miss Kittin's "Life Is My Teacher" in Vuarambón's edit. Miss Kittin — the French icon who defined electroclash in the early 2000s with "1982" — has since evolved into one of electronic music's most fearless voices. Vuarambón transforms her track with his signature warmth, turning it into something both nostalgic and timeless. Coming up next — Josh Wink's ...

00:00 — Franky Rizardo – Marido Dansa 01:51 — Butch feat. Santos – Come Get Up (Extended Mix) 07:54 — Retrouve – Feel So Right 10:38 — Rsquared – Ooo La La 13:33 — ANOTR feat. 54 Ultra – Talk To You 16:16 — Chris Lorenzo & Chromeo – Fancy Footwork 19:15 — HUGEL feat. Imael Angel & Ultra Nate – Movin' To The Sun 21:30 — Cloonee & Prospa feat. Tristan Henry – Good Girl 24:00 — Trace (UZ) feat. Disla & Dâniş – Flashing Lights (Extended Mix) 28:33 — Franky Rizardo – Shinjuku 30:42 — James Hype & Volkoder – 1,2,3 32:54 — L.P. Rhythm – How Ya Feelin’ 35:00 — Kolter – Trapped (Radio Edit) 37:57 — Beave – 1997 (Extended MiHey there, this is April Projex. Welcome to Podcast Thirty-Nine — a high-energy journey through the Top 14 Beatport tracks, where Tech House meets pure dancefloor fire. Fourteen tracks, fourteen moments of peak-time energy, all chart-topping, all built to move. No filler, no slowdown, just the best of what's hot right now. Let's go. As "Come Get Up" locks in the groove, let's break down the opening five — the foundation of this Beatport-charting journey. First, Franky Rizardo's "Marido Dansa". A percussive opener, where Latin rhythms meet Tech House precision. Hand drums, rolling bass, and a groove that pulls you in from the first beat. It's not loud, it's magnetic. Then — Butch feat. Santos' "Come Get Up". Butch is a master of driving Tech House, known for his relentless energy and club-ready productions. This extended mix builds slowly, layering percussion, adding tension, until the whole thing explodes into motion. It's the kind of track that doesn't ask permission — it takes over. Next — Retrouve's "Feel So Right". A vocal-driven gem, where soulful melodies meet deep house warmth. The kind of track that feels like a summer night — warm, inviting, impossible not to move to. It's not just music, it's a feeling. After that — Rsquared's "Ooo La La". A playful, funky cut, where catchy hooks meet Tech House grooves. The bassline bounces, the vocals tease, and the whole thing moves like silk. It's the kind of track that makes you smile while you dance. And finally — ANOTR feat. 54 Ultra's "Talk To You". ANOTR — the French duo behind some of the biggest Tech House tracks of recent years, known for their signature blend of groove and attitude. 54 Ultra brings the vocal edge, sharp, confident, impossible to ignore. This track is pure peak-time energy — the kind that fills dancefloors and charts alike. This is where the set ignites, where the energy becomes unstoppable. Stay with it. The journey continues. We're halfway through this Top 14 Beatport journey, and the energy hasn't slowed down for a second. Just moments ago, Chris Lorenzo teamed up with Chromeo for "Fancy Footwork" — a bass-heavy cut that turned the classic into a Tech House weapon. Then HUGEL brought Imael Angel and Ultra Nate for "Movin' To The Sun" — a vocal-driven anthem that lit up the floor. And Cloonee with Prospa and Tristan Henry dropped "Good Girl" — pure UK groove, sharp, confident, impossible to ignore. And now — we're locked into Trace (UZ)'s "Flashing Lights", a track that pulses with Central Asian edge, where Eastern textures meet Western club energy. Disla and Dâniş bring vocal depth, while Trace builds a hypnotic, driving groove that pulls you forward. It's not just a track, it's a statement — proof that Beatport's top charts aren't just about one sound. And coming up next — Franky Rizardo returns with "Shinjuku", a second appearance in this set, and this time, he takes us to Tokyo. Neon lights, late-night energy, and that signature Rizardo groove that never lets go. It's the kind of track that makes you feel like you're somewhere else entirely. This is where the set shifts gears, where the global sound takes over. Stay with it. The journey continues. We've reached the final stretch of this Top 14 Beatport journey, and the energy is at its peak. Just moments ago...

Trance classics mix 01 Pulsedriver - Cambodia 02 Blank & Jones - DJ Culture 03 ATB - Let U Go 04 Above & Beyond, Richard Bedford - Sun & Moon 05 Above & Beyond, OceanLab, Ferry Corsten - Clear Blue Water 06 Cosmic Gate - Analog Feel 07 Cerf, Mitiska & Jaren - Beggin' You 08 Yahel, Eyal Barkan - Voyage (12 Version) 09 Tiësto - Adagio For Strings

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00:00 — Sweet Voices – True Colors 03:34 — Marion – Summer Walk 07:30 — DJ Norivaldo Metido feat. Reinaldo Silva – Tiri Tose 13:35 — Ambyion & Dreamlét. – Moonlight 15:57 — Artic White – Paradigm (Extended Mix) 23:15 — JUNO (DE) – Que Rico 26:26 — Andre Junior MZ & NF! – Tribe Calling 31:28 — Future Skyline – Into The Night 36:25 — Alcatraz feat. Sébastien Léger – Giv Me Luv (Sébastien Léger Remix) 42:53 — Not Demure – Accidental Renaissance 47:36 — Abity – Anachronistic 51:09 — Vaeros – White Forest 53:18 — Enkalinan – I See Your Face 56:14 — Enkalinan – Pretend Chill Out, Afro house, Organic house styles mix Hey there, this is April Projex. Welcome to Podcast Thirty-Six — a journey through melodic textures, warm grooves and the quiet moments that speak loudest. From sunlit walks to moonlit reflections, this set blends soulful vocals, organic rhythms and subtle shifts in energy. No rush, no hype — just connection. Stay with it. The journey begins. We start with Sweet Voices’ "True Colors" — a gentle opening of warmth, soft pads and a vocal that feels like memory. Then Marion’s "Summer Walk", a light percussive glide, like footsteps on a path at dawn. DJ Norivaldo Metido’s "Tiri Tose" brings Afro-rooted pulse — hand drums, call-and-response, pure movement. A ritual, not a track. Ambyion & Dreamlét.’s "Moonlight" floats above the rhythm, suspended in space. Finally, Artic White’s "Paradigm" locks in — hypnotic, meditative, pulling you deeper with every layer. This is where the night begins to breathe. The middle unfolds with JUNO (DE)’s "Que Rico" — warm bass, rolling groove, irresistible motion. Andre Junior MZ & NF!’s "Tribe Calling" follows with tribal force — layered percussion and primal energy. Future Skyline’s "Into The Night" glides through darkness, all melody and atmosphere. Sébastien Léger reworks Alcatraz’s classic "Giv Me Luv" with swing and silk — timeless house. Not Demure’s "Accidental Renaissance" and Abity’s "Anachronistic" build slowly, drawing you into trance. Then Vaeros’ "White Forest" breathes around you — rhythm as wind through trees. Now, the quiet close. Two tracks by Enkalinan: "I See Your Face" floats like a returning memory, soft chords and intimate flow. Then "Pretend" — even deeper, more introspective. Layered synths, subtle pulses. Not for the dancefloor — for the soul. This is where music becomes truth. That was Podcast Thirty-Six — a journey through warmth, rhythm and stillness. If you felt "Paradigm", got lost in "Tribe Calling", or let "Pretend" be your closing thought — then this was time well spent. Thank you for listening deeply, for staying present. This was curated by Zorymet & April Projex, with love for the craft. This is April Projex, not signing off — just stepping back into the sound. Until next time, keep listening, keep feeling, keep dancing.