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After Hours announce host Patrize and guest Lila Rose for 441

PatriZe hosts another edition of After Hours on Scientific Sound Asia with gust DJ Lila Rose. Scientific Sound Asia operates as an Asian electronic music radio station, DJ agency, promoter and music news platform connecting underground artists and listeners across the region and internationally.

PatriZe is a Belgian DJ, producer, radio host and label head currently based in Thailand. His musical background began with Trance and Techno before gradually developing towards the deeper, more melodic structures of Progressive House.

A significant point in his development came in 2010 through his connection with Pole Folder of Bedrock Records and Reworck. He later won the Night Museum DJ competition in France, which gave him the opportunity to open for Guy J and strengthened his position within the progressive scene.

PatriZe has since developed a style built around long blends, controlled progression and carefully layered melodies. Subtle Techno influences often sit underneath his selections, giving his sets additional weight while maintaining the deeper Progressive House direction at their core.

Alongside club performances, radio has become an important part of his work. He hosts both After Hours and Foundations, using the programmes to present established artists, emerging producers and new underground Progressive House from around the world.

His broadcasting activity has also extended to guest appearances on international radio stations in Europe, the United States and elsewhere. These programmes provide another outlet for his commitment to supporting deeper electronic music and artists working outside the commercial mainstream.

In 2015, PatriZe co-founded AH Digital with long-time collaborator Hypnotised. The label was created as a platform for Progressive House and related underground electronic music while giving both artists a direct outlet for their own productions and a growing international roster.

Their early People from the Otherworld project reached number four on Beatport’s Progressive House releases chart and entered the top twenty of the Techno and Tech House release charts. The title track was later remixed by Rui Da Silva, bringing further international attention to the label.

AH Digital has since become central to PatriZe’s work as a producer, selector and curator. Through the label, he continues to discover new music, support producers and release material connected with the deeper Progressive House scene.

Based in Thailand, PatriZe has also maintained a presence within the local underground community through performances around Pattaya and Jomtien. Venues including Beachspot and Thai Lounge & Terrace have provided regular settings for his deeper and more progressive club selections.

His production work continues alongside his radio and label activity, with releases appearing through AH Digital and other underground imprints. That combination of DJing, production, broadcasting and label management keeps him closely connected with both the music itself and the artists developing around it.

After Hours remains one of the main outlets for that activity, pairing PatriZe’s own selections with guest DJs from the international Progressive House community. Each edition gives him space to build patiently through deeper material before introducing another artist’s perspective in the second half of the programme.

Uruguayan DJ and producer Lila Rose holding hee hair with her right hand and closing her eyes in this right sided picture of her face, black and white image.

Guest DJ Lila Rose.

This week’s guest is Lila Rose, the stage name of Uruguayan DJ and producer Luciana Carneiro. Originally from Tacuarembó and now based in Buenos Aires, she has developed a sound centred on Progressive House, melodic electronic music and deeper organic textures.

Her music is characterised by melancholic melodies, subtle rhythmic detail and a calm but hypnotic sense of movement. That approach can be heard across both her productions and DJ mixes, where atmosphere and emotional development play an important role.

Lila’s interest in music began at an early age, although she only moved into formal DJ and production training in 2019. That period gave her the technical foundation to translate her musical ideas into both recorded work and club-focused sets.

Her production career began to gather momentum in 2020 with the Blazed EP on AH Digital. The release attracted support from artists including Hernán Cattaneo, DJ Ruby and Mariano Mellino, helping introduce her music to a wider Progressive House audience.

Since then, Lila Rose has continued building her catalogue through original tracks, remixes and collaborations. Her Beatport profile shows a clear emphasis on Progressive House alongside work connected with labels including AH Digital, Balkan Connection, Venture Records and other independent imprints.

More recent releases demonstrate how that direction has continued to develop. Her collaboration with Emmanuel Dip, Eternity Rise, appeared through PURRFECTION in 2025, combining Progressive House structure with the deeper melodic character associated with her work.

She has also become increasingly active as a remixer. Her Progressive House interpretations of Marc Denuit’s Just Say You Want Me for Oxytocin Records and Brian De Santis’ Sara for Sounds and Frequencies Recordings extended her catalogue through 2024.

In 2026, her earlier track Summer Coffee returned through AH Digital Compilations with an Adelphos remix as part of AH Digitial Essentials 013 / Liam Garcia. The release further reinforced her continuing connection with the AH Digital network that played an important part in the early stages of her production career.

Collaboration remains another important part of Lila Rose’s work, particularly through connections with artists from Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil. Her mixes and guest appearances on Mixcloud have also given her opportunities to present a broader side of her musical identity beyond individual releases.

Her current work reflects a producer who has moved beyond the early stages of her career and established a steadily developing catalogue. Progressive House remains at the centre, supported by organic textures, melancholic melodies and a controlled approach to rhythm and atmosphere.

PatriZe opens After Hours 441 with Nico Szabo's remix of Pedro Capelossi before a Tales From The South edit of Apparat adds a deeper electronic texture. Silinder's remix of G Coulter and Guy Gadbois then strengthens the Progressive House foundation, keeping the first hour spacious and measured.

RIGOONI appears first as remixer for Namatjira and then with his own "When Midnight Comes", giving the middle of the hour a clear melodic identity. Travis Jesse and Hot TuneiK maintain the patient build before Nico Szabo returns with a reinterpretation of Moby's "Porcelain".

Bautista Toniolo's remix of Apparat brings the first set back towards deeper progressive territory before Esteban Ikasovic closes PatriZe's hour with "Dreamcatcher". The sequence mixes atmospheric progressive material with subtle Organic House influences, favouring gradual transitions and melodic detail.

Lila Rose begins the second hour with a Distic remix of her own "Summer Coffee" before Kobana reshapes Golan Zocher and Eric Lune. Simple City, Cris Rosales and the Facundo Mohrr with Valdovinos remix of Miyagi and Allies For Everyone continue the deep progressive flow, giving the opening section a warm and immersive character.

Felix J with Maro Eighta lead into Kidnap, Quivver and Tinlink before Dosem raises the energy with "Eternal Summer". Hernan Cattaneo and Mariano Mellino's remix of Dave Seaman and DJ Paul then provides one of the strongest Melodic House and Techno crossovers in the second hour.

KYOTTO, Fenix J with Mario Eighta and Simple City maintain the late-set progression before Hicky & Kalo and Nishan Lee with NAHS take the programme towards its closing stages. Eelke Kleijn and Josha Daniel finish the session with "Distance", completing a second hour that blends deep Progressive House, Organic House and polished melodic club music.

After Hours 441 Tracklist

PatriZe (first hour)

Pedro Capelossi - Balearic Blue (Nico Szabo Remix) [AH Digital]

Apparat - Habakuk Madraas (Tales From The South Edit)

G Coulter & Guy Gadbois - Plume (Silinder Remix)

Namatjira - Sounds Of Sunday Morning (RIGOONI Remix)

RIGOONI - When Midnight Comes (Original Mix) 

Travis Jesse - Keeping An Innocent Heart (Original Mix)

Hot TuneiK - Guateque Nights (Original Mix)

Moby - Porcelain (Nico Szabo Remix) [White]

Apparat - In Gravitas (Bautista Toniolo Remix)

Esteban Ikasovic - Dreamcatcher (Original Mix)

Lila Rose (second hour)

Lila Rose (AR) - Summer Coffee (Distic Remix)

Golan Zocher, Eric Lune - North to South (Kobana Remix)

Simple City - Thrive to Survive (Original Mix)

Cris Rosales - Fly Away ( Lucas Digiorgio Remix)

Miyagi, Allies for Everyone - Far Away (Facundo Mohrr, Valdovinos Remix)

Felix J, Maro Eighta - Dullness (Original Mix)

Kidnap - Silence (Extended Mix)

Quivver - That's what Counts (Original Mix)

Tinlink - Sleepwalker (Extended Mix)

Dosem - Eternal Summer (Original Mix)

Dave Seaman, DJ Paul (AR) - Loco Hermoso (Hernan Cattaneo, Mariano Mellino Remix)

KYOTTO - Edge of Tomorrow (Original Mix)

Fenix J, Mario Eighta - Lightbringers (Original Mix)

Simple City - Full Circle (Original Mix)

Hicky & Kalo - Hamada (Original Mix)

Nishan Lee, NAHS - Silk Dream (Original Mix)

Eelke Kleijn, Josha Daniel - Distance (Extended Mix)

Listen on Mixcloud here.

Listen to Lila Rose here.

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