Hey everyone, welcome to 2012! I set up this SoundCloud page a year ago, and it's time to start releasing a lot more music. My goal for January is to put several of my new tracks and remixes up here, and some back episodes of Subterranean Homesick Grooves. I will be releasing most tracks as full-length, full-quality, and available to download (although I have a few other projects that I'm working on that unfortunately won't be available here as free downloads). You'll be able to find progressive & tech house tracks here, as well as deep house (any other genres that I produce will go onto other pages in the future). I'd like to invite you to "follow" me if you're a SoundCloud user yourself. BTW, please bear with me for about a week in early January, as I upload all the archived episodes of SHG to this account. I'll be back to individual tracks shortly.

If you don't already know who I am, I recommend that you check out a recent episode of "Subterranean Homesick Grooves," a weekly hour-long progressive & tech-house radio show broadcast on terrestrial radio in Canada, and podcast through iTunes. Although I generally enjoy just about every form of music, progressive house is what I'm probably most well-known for as a DJ. By the way, my Dropbox is now enabled for people who want to submit tracks for the show.Please remember the format though: progressive and tech house. If you fit the format, you'll stand a higher chance of your track being featured on the show.
http://subterraneanhomesickgrooves.blogspot.com

Also, for people interested in listening to any of my full DJ mixes, whether your preference is progressive/tech-house, deep house, mainstream/top40, or drum and bass, I have well over a hundred radio shows and recordings of live shows at parties and clubs at this web page:
http://www.djbolivia.ca/mixes.html

Thanks for reading ... and check back weekly for new releases. For individual tracks, I'll even post download links to my entire project files, so other producers can download them, dissect what I did, and maybe (hopefully) even learn a trick or two! I use a mix of Cubase 6, Ableton Live 8.2.1, and Reason 5.0 for most of my work.

- Jonathan Clark (DJ Bolivia)
http://www.facebook.com/djbolivia