The legend is back at the helm for Bonzai Basik Beats this week, and he’s only gone and delivered another sublime set. If you’re wanting to get the weekend started in style then tune in and get ready to be taken on a proper progressive journey with tracks from Ooma Dahl, Giddyhead, Paul Vervoort, Verlk, RPO, GMJ, Woo York, Sasha, Hans Bieger, Solomun, Martin Landsky and many more.

Our ‘unofficial’ Bonzai Basik Beats resident, Phi Phi is back with another beautifully crafted set which includes tracks and remixes from Guy Mantzur, Collective Machine, Sasha, Cassy, Steve Bug, Langenberg, Nick Curly, Khen, Booka Shade, Konflicted Soul, Super Flu, Olivier Pleska and Michael A. Just the tonic to set your weekend off.

The legend that is Phi Phi is back for more Bonzai Basik Beats shenanigans, marking his 31st appearance with a spectacular progressive session. A true pioneer in progressive, Philippe has spent over 30 years sharing his creative skills with us, keeping us hooked on everything he does. Continuing on that theme, this week’s mix features excellent tracks and remixes from Matthias Meyer, Ryan Davis, John Digweed, Nick Muir, Sebastien Leger, Guy J, Dave Seaman, Guy Mantzur, Cid Inc, Quivver, Dan Sieg, Sasha and more.

Up next on Bonzai Progressive we have a meeting of minds from two musical maestros, namely, Phi Phi and Manu Riga. This Belgian duo are getting together properly for the first time and we’re blown away by the end product of this much anticipated clash of titans. An introduction is not really needed here, we all know the calibre of these guys and we’re more than familiar with their beautifully crafted works. Manu Riga aka Adriaan Baussens ranks high among many as a top artist, dedicated to delivering maximum experience to the listener. When he produces music you just know he puts his soul into the groove and, the best part is, he can apply this to several genres as he’s proven in the last few years having delved into the likes of melodic techno, tech, downtempo, chillout and of course progressive house. His last outing, Kurudi, was well received as ever and we hope to see more in the future. Phi Phi aka veteran DJ and producer Philippe Toutlemonde remains at the top of his game after more than 30 years in the business. He has been at the forefront of the dance music scene in Europe during that time and he was a pioneer in the early progressive trance sound. He’s continued to deliver the goods over the last several years and he regularly joins forces with other top producers where he injects his wealth of experience into the project. Always a pleasure having him here at Bonzai Progressive.

Up next on Bonzai Progressive we have a meeting of minds from two musical maestros, namely, Phi Phi and Manu Riga. This Belgian duo are getting together properly for the first time and we’re blown away by the end product of this much anticipated clash of titans. An introduction is not really needed here, we all know the calibre of these guys and we’re more than familiar with their beautifully crafted works. Manu Riga aka Adriaan Baussens ranks high among many as a top artist, dedicated to delivering maximum experience to the listener. When he produces music you just know he puts his soul into the groove and, the best part is, he can apply this to several genres as he’s proven in the last few years having delved into the likes of melodic techno, tech, downtempo, chillout and of course progressive house. His last outing, Kurudi, was well received as ever and we hope to see more in the future. Phi Phi aka veteran DJ and producer Philippe Toutlemonde remains at the top of his game after more than 30 years in the business. He has been at the forefront of the dance music scene in Europe during that time and he was a pioneer in the early progressive trance sound. He’s continued to deliver the goods over the last several years and he regularly joins forces with other top producers where he injects his wealth of experience into the project. Always a pleasure having him here at Bonzai Progressive.

They say that 30 is a charm (or do they?) anyway, Phi Phi returns for his 30th guest spot on Bonzai Basik Beats (that must make him resident). This guy has achieved so much in his illustrious career that you would need a rather thick book to cram it all in. You all know this guy’s history so let’s get right down to the business at hand, his outstanding set. In the mix tonight you’ll find tracks and remixes from Abstraxion, Zoo Brazil, Mark Fanciulli, Test Tone, Kiki, Alessio Pagliaroli, Hernan Cattaneo, Soundexile, Ewan Rill, DJ Hell, Gary Todd, Solomun and many more.

Phi Phi shows up for his 29th appearance here on Bonzai Basik Beats with another delicious set filled with quality progressive grooves for our listening pleasure. This week’s mix features a host of top-rated artists with tracks from Roy Rosenfeld, Marc Romboy, Robert Babicz, Freedo Mosho, Emmanuel Top, Torsten Kanzler, Nick Muir, John Digweed and more.

We welcome Phi Phi back to the decks for his 28th guest spot and it’s no wonder we keep having him back due to his superior knowledge and track selection. A veteran on the scene, this guy has inspired a whole generation of jocks who want to aspire to his respected standing. Another great set this week features tracks and remixes from Subandrio, Laurent Chanal, Nicholas Rada, Kasper Koman, Fur Coat, La Fleur, 2Pole, Robert Matinez and more.

Phi Phi marks his 27th Bonzai Basik Beats guest spot with another truly awe-inspiring set filled with a host of quality gems. Expect to be blown away with tracks and remixes from Stelios Vassiloudis, Cid Inc, Gorge, Pig&Dan, Olek, Ron Costa, Oliver Schories, Amber Long, Robert Mason, Decker, Magnovis and more. Let us entertain you and provide the soundtrack to your weekend.

Progressive guru Phi Phi returns for his 26th appearance on Bonzai Basik Beats and, as we’ve come to expect, we’re treated to a masterclass in set building. Tonight’s show will feature 10 original works from the likes of Danny Howells, Tiefstone, Magnovis, Klunsh, Subandrio, Dave Seman, Oliver Lieb, Guy J, Ewan Rill & K.Loveski and Martin Merkel.

The prolific Phi Phi is back at the helm once again and, once again he blows us away with his set building skills. This guy has been honing his skills for almost 3 decades (not to try and make him feel old) and in that time he has wowed countless crowds with his expert precision. Tonight’s mix features Rick Pier O’Neil, Chris Gavin, Outway, Holek, Solee, Airwave, Manu Riga, Hady Tarek, Audi Noir, Pavlin Petrov & Graham Lloris, Joshua Puerta and Shelley Johannson.