After Hours host PatriZe has announced his guest DJ, Juan Erbin, along with the playlists for the upcoming show. Scientific Sound Asia is an Asian promoter, DJ agency, and electronic music station catering to the region and beyond.
Every week, After Hours showcases the finest upcoming DJs and producers, playing a range of genres from Progressive House to Techno and various house music sub-genres. The show's focus is on the underground sounds currently making waves in the respective scenes.
PatriZe, who hosts the first hour, is a Belgian producer who discovered his passion for music at a young age when he acquired his first turntables. He initially gravitated towards the harder sounds of Trance and Techno but eventually found his niche in the melodic and intelligent tones of Progressive House. His breakthrough came in 2010, collaborating with Pole Folder of Bedrock Records and Reworck, and winning the prestigious Night Museum DJ competition in France, where he had the opportunity to warm up for progressive icon Guy J (Lost & Found, Bedrock).
Renowned for his seamless transitions, astute track selection, and melodic layers infused with tech undertones, PatriZe has built a solid reputation. Currently based in Thailand, he broadcasts his acclaimed After Hours series while making guest appearances on numerous global radio shows. His commitment to the underground Progressive House scene is evident in his radio shows across Europe and the USA, where he works tirelessly to promote its growth. As an enthusiastic producer and founder of AH Digital, PatriZe actively creates, sources, and promotes Progressive House music worldwide.
For live performances, you can catch him spinning at venues like Beachspot (Jomtien Beach) and Thai Lounge & Terrace (Pattaya), among others. PatriZe is an integral part of the underground scene in Pattaya, known for drawing crowds eager to experience his captivating collection of beats. In April 2015, he launched his label AH Digital alongside his "partner in crime," Hypnotised, quickly advancing his production career.
Their journey began on a high note, with all 2015 releases by Hypnotised and PatriZe reaching the Beatport Progressive House top 100. Their debut EP, “People from the Otherworld,” achieved remarkable success, peaking at number 4 and also breaking into the top 20 of the Techno and Tech House release charts. They were honoured when Rui Da Silva, the number one-selling artist, remixed the title track from their celebrated EP.
Today, PatriZe continues to thrive in Thailand, frequently performing and consistently producing tracks. Alongside his regular show on our station, he hosts radio shows on various platforms and releases music on reputable labels that frequently trend well on Beatport charts.
Guest DJ Juan Erbin.
This week's guest DJ for the second hour is Juan Erbin, an accomplished Argentinian DJ and producer who specialises in Progressive House. Juan Erbin has consistently demonstrated his ability to stay ahead of musical trends, ensuring his performances resonate with both long-time enthusiasts and new listeners alike.
With a career that spans over a decade, Erbin has built a reputation for his meticulous production skills and his knack for creating engaging and dynamic sets. Erbin has an impressive portfolio of releases and remixes on a variety of respected labels, including Droid9, Nube Music, PHW Elements, Massive Harmony, Future Avenue, Balkan Connection, Krafted, Varona, and PatriZes AH Digital.
His versatility is evident in his ability to adapt his sound to different labels while maintaining his unique style. One of his most recent achievements is the remix of Nacjus's track "South Slope," which was featured in AH Digital Remixes 13 released in January. This remix showcases Erbin's talent for reinterpreting existing tracks, adding his distinctive Progressive House flair while respecting the original composition.
In addition to his production work, Juan Erbin is celebrated for his live performances. He has performed at numerous international venues and music festivals, captivating audiences with his seamless mixing and deep understanding of Progressive House dynamics. His sets are known for their intricate layering and emotive builds, creating an immersive experience that keeps listeners engaged from start to finish.
Episode 513 of After Hours showcased a remarkable blend of progressive house tunes by PatriZe and Juan Erbin. The mix highlighted tracks from notable artists such as FJL, Mattias Herrera, Albuquerque, Foletto, Dunadry, Desert Dwellers, Santiago Forteza, Gaston Sosa, Federico Flores, Robert Miles, Alex O’ Rion, Noiyse Project, Kasper Koman, Peter Dundov, Bynomic, Energy 52, and Nacjus.
This show was originally broadcast on Monday, 4 April 2022. You can listen to the show using the embedded players on our page.
'After Hours' episode 513, 4th of April 2022.
PatriZe (first hour).
FJL - Two Distant Places (Original Mix) [Sound Avenue]
Mattias Herrera, Dunadry - Not So Alone (Original Mix) [Droid9]
Albuquerque & Foletto - Havana Dub (Nikko Mavridis Remix) [INU]
Dunadry - Berlin Marathon (Original Mix) [Balkan Connection]
Desert Dwellers - Wise Man Speaks (GMJ Remix) [Dreaming Awake]
Santiago Forteza - Moon Light (Original Mix) [Dopamine White]
Gaston Sosa - Freedom (Juan Buitrago & Gorkiz Remix) [Transensations Records]
Federico Flores - Two Layer (Original Mix) [Strangers Beats]
Mattias Herrera, Dunadry - Budapest Station (Original Mix) [Droid9]
Santiago Forteza - Three Butterflies (Original Mix) [Dopamine White]
Juan Erbin: (second hour).
Robert Miles - Children (Rodrigo Kesovija Remix) [CDR]
Juan Erbin - Be your Future (Original Mix) [Another Life Music]
Alex O' Rion - Echium (Simos Tagias Remix) [Meanwhile]
Noiyse Project - Lost Then Lust (Original Mix) [OnedotSixTwo]
Kasper Koman - In Cricles (Mike Griego Nitro Remix) [Juicebox Music]
Peter Dundov - Neopar (Cid Inc. Remix) [Plaisirs Sonor]
Bynomic - Smaragd (Original Mix) [Another Life Music]
Energy 52 - Café del Mar (Dylan Deck Remix) [CDR]
Nacjus - South Slope (Juan Erbin Remix) [AH Digital]
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