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Moonlo delivers universal tongue on silent room progressive house release

Moonlo delivers universal tongue on silent room progressive house release
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Moonlo’s two‑track EP on Silent Room presents a 123 BPM progressive house statement that balances melodic depth with club‑ready drive.

Moonlo drops a two‑track EP on Silent Room, released 19 September 2026. The record carries the catalogue code GRM26117DS and stays firmly in progressive house at 123 BPM. It offers an extended mix and a radio edit, both built around the same key and tempo, giving DJs a flexible choice for different moments on the floor.

The extended mix runs 7:01, stays in Eb Major and keeps the 123 BPM pulse, allowing a gradual build that layers synth textures before releasing a solid groove. The original radio edit trims the journey to 4:00, preserving the core melodic hook while cutting the longer breakdowns, making it suitable for tighter set slots without losing the track’s identity.

The production leans on crisp electronic textures that ripple under a driving bassline, creating an immersive atmosphere that feels both deep and forward‑moving. The melodic line in Eb Major provides a subtle uplift, while the percussive elements maintain a steady momentum, giving the EP a cohesive yet dynamic feel that avoids the typical formulaic peaks of mainstream progressive releases.

The extended mix works best in late‑night rooms where the gradual evolution can breathe, fitting sunrise sets or after‑hours decks that crave a sustained groove. The radio edit shines in peak‑time moments or radio‑friendly slots, delivering the same energy in a concise format. DJs looking for a progressive house piece that bridges melodic depth and dancefloor drive will find this EP a useful addition.

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