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Progressive Breaks
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Progressive Breaks
A-Mase
2019–2023
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6 albums
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Progressive Breaks
Progressive breaks is a melodic, atmospheric branch of breakbeat that applies the long-form arrangement, harmonic richness, and textural detail of progressive house and progressive trance to syncopated breakbeat rhythms. Typically in the 125–135 BPM range, it features wide stereo pads, evolving arpeggios, deep and warm basslines, and patient, DJ‑friendly builds. Rather than the raw, ravey edge of classic breaks or the gnarlier energy of nu skool breaks, progressive breaks prefers cinematic sound design, modal harmonies, and gradual tension-and-release across extended arrangements. The result is dancefloor music that feels transportive and emotive: rolling break patterns underpin soaring chords and motifs, with motifs introduced, developed, and recontextualized over many minutes.
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2023
1
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Under the Rain
A-Mase
Progressive Breaks
2023
1
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Hot Like a Sun
A-Mase
Progressive Breaks
2023
1
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Spring Breathing
A-Mase
Progressive Breaks
2021
1
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Wait for You
A-Mase
Progressive Breaks
2020
2
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Chi Mai
A-Mase
Progressive Breaks
2019
1
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Emotions & Dreams
A-Mase
Progressive Breaks
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