Definitive goes to Italy for this next release to introduce Libex, who hails from Torino. A rising star, he calls on a little remix help from some friends, to the tune of Marshall [aka Luigi Rocca] and Manuel de la Mare. Check out this ep and catch the new breed of sound and vision fresh from Italy.

Leuteris Pimenidis, more known as Terry da Libra is without a doubt, one of Greece’s hidden treasures! We first spotted Terry on Nellie Recordings with a glistening remix of Something Good’s “La Biankini”. Now, he is back in full-force with his latest masterpiece, “Enchanted Waters”! Making the release much more exciting and meaningful, Something Good, Ayleon, and Trim the Fat contribute their own creative interpretations of the track.

It is true that music can take us to places we have never been to before, and music from Terry da Libra always put this statement into play. “Enchanted Waters” is one magical piece that really captures what Terry’s sound is all about— bliss, emotion, and harmony.

We get to hear the denser-sounding side of the Finnish duo, Something Good in their remix of “Enchanted Waters”. Next up, another Finland-based tandem, Ayleon crafts a version that effortlessly lives out the vivid details “Enchanted Waters” with its very emotional, sunset-inspired guitar climax. Last, but definitely not the least, Nicky Howard delivers a very groovy Trim the Fat remix while still retaining the tranquil vibe of the original track by Terry da Libra.

“Enchanted Waters” will definitely take you to new boundaries! Let this precious gem be heard around the globe— support this release today!

Arty's seen a phenomenal rise in the short 14 months since we gave him his debut release on Enhanced Progressive. "Man Of The Moment" is a term often used, but we feel there is absolutely no other way of describing the young Russian right now.

Since his remix of Ferry Tayle & Static Blue's Trapeze and Tritonal's Utopia, Arty has been the producer everyone wants, and subsequent remixes for the likes of the scenes biggest names, Above & Beyond, Kyau & Albert and Paul van Dyk, and his Beatport No. 1 remix of D-Mad on Enhanced Progressive has cemented his position at the top of the newcomers from the past year.

Back on Enhanced Progressive with another brilliant Original, Arty turns out two versions of Twilight Tonight. The Original Mix falls in a similar vein to that of his last two EP's on Enhanced, whilst the Arty Remode vamps up the atmosphere with Arty's trademark power chords with rich pads and synths sending the emotion into orbit.

Remixes come from two of Enhanced Prog's favourites, MoodFreak and D-Mad. MoodFreak makes a welcome return after a lengthy hiatus, and he doesn't disappoint as he pushes the track towards the progressive house pigeonhole with his sparkly synths and groovy bottom end. D-Mad rips up the rulebook and goes for an entirely fresh approach from his usual style, combining stabby synths and bleepy melodies with the wonkiest bassline we've heard in a while!

Essential stuff from the Man Of The Moment! 

Support by:

Armin van Buuren, Above & Beyond, Tiesto, Sander Van Doorn, Alex M.O.R.P.H., Andy Duguid, Andy Moor, Cosmic Gate, John Askew, Jon O'Bir, Kris Andrews, M.I.K.E. (Push), Nic Chagall, Richard Durrand, Ronski Speed, Tom Colontonio, Tritonal, Will Holland, Dash Berlin, Ernesto vs Bastien, Estiva, Guiseppe Ottaviani, 7 Skies, Activa, Adam Nickey, Arnej, Ashley Wallbridge, Blake Jarrell, Dale Corderoy, Dan Stone, Daniel Kandi, Danny Powers, Danjo, Deep Voices, Dimitri Kechagias, DJ Ange, DJ Feel, DJ Observer, Fast Distance, First State, Flash Brothers, Haris C, Harry Fowler, James Brookes, Jochen Miller, Jonas Hornblad, Jorn van Deynhoven, Juventa, Kenneth Thomas, Kris O'Neil, Kristina Sky, M6, Manuel Le Saux, Mark Eteson, Mark Pledger, Mark Sherry, Michael Angelo, Michael Badal, Mike Mikhjian, Misja Helsloot, MoodFreak, Oliver Smith (Smith & Pledger), Paul Pearson, Phillip Alpha, Rav Takhar, Sam Wankowski, Steve Anderson, Suncatcher, Suzy Solar, Tania Mann, Taras Huntley, Temple One, Tempo Giusto, The Flyers & Mike Sonar, Tillmann Uhrmacher, Tino Hufeld Breathemusic, Victor Dinaire, W & W, Xgenic and many many more...

The title track from their debut artist album, Super8 & Tab’s ‘Empire’ is the latest example of the Finnish duo’s forward-thinking talents and also their second collaboration with vocalist Jan Burton. Charged with the searching, emotion-filled tones of Burton and built on a tight, techie groove, it steadily unravels into a hypnotic vocal anthem through its enchanting, understated melodies and epic arrangement. A future classic, it is sure to satisfy both the main trance floors and those craving a deeper rush.

Following the chart storming success of their recent Above & Beyond collaboration ‘Anphonic’, Kyau & Albert offer another moment of Anjunabeats magic with their cleverly contrasting remix. Beginning with a bumpin’ tribal groove, the German pair lull us in with climbing synths and piano motifs before smashing out a monster riff that is as tough as it is uplifting.

Completing the package Lovetone, aka Anton Sonin, offers a bouncy groove-fuelled tech-house meets electro-house remix that is matchmade for the sunset terraces and Ibiza dancefloors.

Though their latest musical soul-sketch, 'Am I Wrong', may have given you a different hunch, the Belgian duo Nash & Pepper are anything but that. Their combination of soulful progressive beats and Rogue Raven's heartrending vocal resulted in a warm, soothing anthem, that is now seeing its official successor: 'Changed'. 

If the wonderful depths of progressive trance move you, with a conjuring melodic build-up and captivating breakdown, then 'Changed' will surely caress your ears. Never change a winning team, so that's exactly what this golden trio did.

Staying true to its original shape, but with a special house feel to it, Erik Lake presents his rework of 'Changed'. French-man Klems take things a little bit different, combining the deepest of moody progressive and euphoric uplifting on his remix. Another version is presented by British sound-creator Mike Foyle, who also did a splendid job at remixing Nash & Pepper's previous track. After his captivating 'Am I Wrong' rework, he did it again and added a deeply emotional breakdown to the track.

Support by:

Ferry Corsten, Markus Schulz, Gareth Emery, Dave Pearce, Roger Shah, M.I.K.E, Ernesto vs. Bastian, Tydi, Menno de Jong, Jorn van Deynhoven, Myon & Shane 54.

The day has come. The day that Canadian producer Arnej Secerkadic once again shows he's a true master of soul-soothing prog-trance sounds. After exploring the very edge of music and all its options with the hauntingly beautiful 'They Always Come Back', 'Dust In The Wind', 'Tomorrow Never Comes' and 'The Strings That Bind Us', he ever still keeps his mind open to new rides into depth. Whether under his Arnej or 8 Wonders moniker, this guy's music and specific, unrivalled sound crawls under your skin time after time.

His latest creation, 'The Day Will Come', is another shadowy, remarkable prog tune. Tight beats, warping bass, a constant drive and deep synths take you in, along with a tension-building effect, perceptibly heading for its forceful conclusion.

On his '8 Wonders Remix', he embellishes the track with a more euphoric lead melody and bolder bassline. The day has come. The day you will enjoy your journey to the darker side of trance.

Support by:

Armin van Buuren, Markus Schulz, Gareth Emery, Paul Oakenfold, Sander van Doorn, Judge Jules, Ashley Wallbridge, Roger Shah, John O'Callaghan, Max Graham, Andy Moor, Blake Jarrell, John Askew, W&W, TyDi, Nic Chagall, Tenishia, Lange.