No Advance

Russian DJ and producer AnLight makes his debut on Bonzai Progressive with the superb No Advance which is backed up by two stunning remixes. This young producer has been around the scene for a few years now and has seen his music released on quality labels. A very exciting future lies ahead and with a talent like this we have no doubt about great things to come.

The Original Mix gets going with a huge punchy kick and subtle hats before some very cool synth pads wade in alongside a tasty vocal. A grungy bass soon comes through the sound as it throbs out its melody while an absolutely fantastic vocal grabs all the attention with its catchy lyric and upbeat vibe. The break lets loose with strings and a droning bass sound that is the perfect contrast with the vocal as a backdrop. We are taken back up to the main track with a superb synth line that just oozes progressive house flavours. Not to be missed, an all round wonderful track that will no doubt be a big feature!

Belgium’s own Nico Parisi is first up to remix as he delivers his Deep Remix. A firm favourite in the Bonzai office and beyond, Nico is gearing up for what will be a very very busy schedule over the summer months. Festivals, clubs and more are on the agenda along with a few new studio projects we are eagerly awaiting. The remix intros with a cool layered kick with percussions forming up all around getting the groove into full swing. Subtle pads ease in and soon a fantastic deep bass blasts through as it pulsates right throughout the sound. The vocal just owns this track, even though it sits back it still packs a huge punch due to the catchy nature. The break reveals some surreal synth work that is the perfect companion to the vocal taking us deeper into the vibe and then thrusting us back into this big and bold sound. Top notch stuff yet again from Nico.

Davide Catania delivers his remix and takes the sound on a brilliant journey right into the heart of progressive house. We last saw Davide with a remix on Daddy’s ‘Memories Are Forever’ on Green Martian which was very well received indeed. The remix sets off with a very cool drum section as the classic kick and snare combo is joined with sharp hats and a very noticeable 80’s styled electric tom. A raw, organic bass is beautifully tweaked into the sound and injects an a huge amount of energy into the groove. The vocal stands out superbly and is one of those vocals that is instantly etched into your brain as if you’ve known it for a long time. Beautiful melodic sequences give the sound a broad appeal and will be a must have for any progressive set.