Progressive House
The anthems (most played)
The most-played progressive house tracks in recorded DJ sets, from the underground to the main stage. "N sets" = how many recorded DJ sets the track was found in.
- Tinlicker & Robert Miles – Children (125 BPM, key 4A). 401 sets. 2020. The 1995 Robert Miles classic, rebuilt as progressive house.
- Eelke Kleijn – Transmission (Joris Voorn Remix) (124 BPM, key 10B). 368 sets. Oct 2022, DAYS like NIGHTS. Eric Prydz and Hernan Cattaneo both played it in 2026.
- Morgan Page – The Longest Road (feat. Lissie) (deadmau5 Remix) (125 BPM, key 3B). 349 sets. 2008. The Grammy-nominated remix, still in sets 18 years on.
- Dosem – Doors (124 BPM, key 10A). 311 sets. 2016, Suara. Marsh still plays it (July 2026).
- Sebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash – Reload (128 BPM, key 8A). 157 sets. 2012. Swedish House Mafia still drop it (Ultra Miami, March 2026).
Also in this crate: Eric Prydz, Pryda & Cirez D, Anjunadeep, This Never Happened & Purified: Lane 8, YOTTO, Tinlicker, Marsh, Dosem & Nora En Pure, deadmau5, Kaskade & mau5trap, Bedrock & Last Night On Earth: Sasha, John Digweed & Spencer Brown, Hernan Cattaneo, Guy J, Nick Warren & the Argentinian scene, The festival progressive anthems (2010–2014), Progressive house classics, Big hits of 2024–2026, Free downloads, Famous IDs, Just released, Openers, Closers.
How this Progressive House list was made
Eric Prydz, Lane 8, Guy J, Sasha & John Digweed and the progressive house the big DJs really play.
- Of the 260 tracks, 202 carry a set count: the number of recorded DJ sets they were found in, from 2 to 410 sets.
- Set counts come from public databases of recorded DJ set tracklists, such as set79. The hits of the year come from the best-selling charts, and the scene's magazines and labels fill in the story.
- 9 famous IDs: unreleased tracks heard in recorded sets.
- 15 official free downloads: only the producers' own giveaways.
- Openers and closers are counted in the first and last three tracks of the big DJs' own recorded sets, from set79's tracklists.
- Previews and track details come from Deezer.
- Last checked: October 27, 2026.
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