List of progressive house artists

This is a list of progressive house artists. This list does not include little-known local artists or big room house DJ and producers. See big room house for notable DJs and producers such as Hardwell, Martin Garrix, and Swedish House Mafia.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by editing the page to add missing items, with references to reliable sources.

Contents

• A
• B
• C
• D
• E
• F
• G
• H
• I
• J
• K
• L
• M
• N
• O
• P
• Q
• R
• S
• T
• U
• V
• W
• X
• Y
• Z

A

Axwell, 2012

• Adam K & Soha
• Afrojack
• Alesso
• Anthony Pappa
• Armin van Buuren
• Arno Cost
• Arty (also released as Alpha 9)
• ATB
• Audien
• Avicii
• Axwell

B

Gui Boratto, 2008

• Bassjackers
• Bellatrax
• Benny Benassi
• Blasterjaxx
• Boom Jinx
• Brainbug

C

• Calvin Harris
• Cash Cash
• Chicane

D

John Digweed, 2006

• Dada Life
• Daddy's Groove
• Dannic
• Danny Howells
• Danny Tenaglia ^[1]
• Darin Epsilon
• Darren Emerson
• Darude
• Dash Berlin
• David Guetta
• Deadmau5
• Deep Dish ^{[2] [3]}
• Deepsky
• Deniz Koyu
• Dinka
• Dirty South
• DJ Tatana
• Dosem
• Drum Club
• Dubfire
• DubVision
• Dyro
• Dzeko
• Dzeko & Torres

E

• EDX
• Eelke Kleijn
• Eric Prydz (also released as Pryda)
• Erick Morillo

F

• Faithless
• Fedde le Grand
• Feenixpawl
• Firebeatz
• First State
• Florian Picasso
• Fluke
• Fonzerelli
• Frank Walker

G

• Gabriel & Dresden
• Gat Decor
• Groove Armada
• Grum
• Gui Boratto ^[4]
• Guy Gerber
• Guy J
• Guy Mantzur

H

• Hard Rock Sofa
• Hardwell
• Headhunterz
• Hernán Cattáneo
• Hot Since 82
• Hybrid

J

• James Holden
• Jason Jollins
• Jaytech
• Jeremy Olander
• Jody Wisternoff (also released as Way Out West) ^{[5] [6] [7]}
• John Dahlbäck
• John de Sohn
• John Digweed ^[8]

K

• Kaskade
• Khen
• Kingkade ^[9]
• Krewella
• KSHMR
• Kygo
• Kyotto

L

• Lane 8
• Leftfield
• Lucas & Steve

M

• Maestro Harrell
• Manse
• Mario Ochoa
• Marshmello
• Martin Garrix
• Mat Zo
• Matisse & Sadko
• Matt Darey
• Matt Fax
• Max Graham
• Michael Brun
• Michael Calfan
• Michael Mind Project
• Michael Woods
• Mike Candys
• Mike Dierickx
• Minilogue
• Mixmaster Morris
• Moby
• Moonbeam
• Morgan Page
• Moti

N

• Nathan Fake
• Nick Warren (also released as Way Out West) ^[10]
• Nicky Romero

O

• Opus III
• Orbital
• Otto Knows

P

Eric Prydz, 2008

• Paolo Mojo
• Paris & Simo
• Pole Folder
• Porter Robinson
• Project 46

Q

• Quivver ^[11]

R

• Randy Bettis
• Robert Babicz
• Roger Sanchez
• Roy Rosenfeld
• Ryos

S

Sasha, 2006

• Sahar Z
• Sander Kleinenberg
• Sander van Doorn
• Sash!
• Sasha ^{[8] [12]}
• Satoshi Tomiie ^[13]
• Seb Fontaine
• Sebastian Ingrosso
• Shapov
• Sick Individuals
• Spooky
• Stadiumx
• Steve Angello
• Steve Lawler
• Steve Porter
• Sunscreem
• Swanky Tunes
• Swedish House Mafia
• System 7

T

• Ten Walls
• The Chainsmokers
• The Presets
• Third Party
• Tiësto
• Tilt
• Tom Swoon
• Tomcraft
• Trancesetters
• Tritonal

U

Underworld live, 2008

• Ummet Ozcan
• Underworld

V

• Vibrasphere
• Vicetone

W

• W&W (released as Manuputty)
• William Orbit

Z

• Zedd
• Zight ^[14]

See also

• List of deep house music artists
• List of house music artists
• List of electro house artists
• List of electronic music genres
• List of electronic music festivals
• List of electronic music record labels
• List of club DJs
• List of tropical house music artists

References

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5. "The Year That Was: British Progressive House DJ Jody Wisternoff". Rolling Stone India. 3 December 2013. Retrieved 16 February 2018.
6. Medved, Matt (27 September 2014). "TomorrowWorld 2014 Day 1 Highlights: Zedd, Kygo, Jody Wisternoff & More". Billboard . Retrieved 16 February 2018.
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8. Cijffers, Charlotte Lucy (22 November 2017). "11 moments that defined Sasha & John Digweed". DJ Mag . Retrieved 12 February 2018.
9. "Kingkade Biography". Resident Advisor. Retrieved 9 July 2021.
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11. O'Loughlin, Colm (27 July 2008). "Quivver Interview". DJ Mag. Retrieved 19 February 2018.
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13. Palmer, Tamara (13 July 2002). "Global Underground's Tomiie has a 'NuBreed' of Sound". Billboard. p. 36.
14. "Zight and Sonna Rele teamed up for an amazing progressive house jewel !". 12 Jan 2021.