The three-track ‘Dusk Dawn’ melds the two worlds under the progressive house umbrella
Sri Lanka’s Dimuth K and Argentina’s Marcelo Vasami join forces on deep, driving EP ‘Dusk Dawn’, out now via Brazil’s Warung Recordings . The three-track release sees both artists blending their distinctive takes on progressive house, fusing rich atmospheres with refined groove-led production. Opening cut ‘Nomade’ sets a laid-back tone, perfect for golden hour sessions with its rolling basslines and airy, melodic synths. The energy shifts on the title track, ‘Dusk Dawn’, where darker textures and a brooding undertone suggest peak-time moments in shadowy club corners or jungle raves. Read this next: Meet Jambutek: the long-running face of Sri Lanka’s underground Closing out the EP is our pick, ‘Wayfinder’—a powerful statement of synergy between the two. Its hypnotic breakdowns, synth-forward layers and genre-bending flair showcase the duo at their most creative, pushing progressive house into exciting territory. Read this next: IYRE and PAV4N dish up ‘UK Flavour’ Beyond production, Dimuth K spearheads ‘THE BLUEPRINT’ , a collective focused on building the house and techno scene in Sri Lanka through intimate gatherings and large-scale events, attempting to bridge the gap between Sri Lanka and the global scene. Purchase Dimuth K and Marcelo Vasami’s ‘Dusk Dawn’ here . Henry Cooper is a Writer at Mixmag Asia. Follow him on Instagram . Cut through the noise—sign up for our weekly Scene Report or follow us on Instagram to get the latest from Asia and the Asian diaspora!
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