Originating in 2001 and broadcasting on South Florida/Miami FM airwaves until 2009, the Positive Progression Sessions was a staple favorite weekly show in the area's EDM scene for eight years strong. Debuting worldwide via Internet broadcast in 2003, the show, and host DJ Josh Wetherington, continued gaining exposure and notoriety both locally and internationally. After a Three year hiatus, during which host Josh Wetherington released his first full length artist album, entitled “Dawn Breaks The Ego,” a steady stream of original productions and remixes, and performed at clubs, parties, and festivals all over the U.S. and overseas, the Positive Progression Sessions is finally back, having found its new home on Tribalmixes Radio. From its vinyl roots in 2001, growing and navigating through the subtleties of sub-genres over the years, the show continues to evolve, bringing new waves of electronic dance music, along with well-respected underground guests, episode after episode, each and every month on Tribalmixes Radio. "As a DJ I've always enjoyed the artistic freedom I can explore on my radio show, taking the listener along a wider range of emotion through more diverse styles of music." – Josh Wetherington

Newly transplanted after a decade in the Miami DJ scene, Josh Wetherington is quickly putting down roots in the Denver dance music community. A wizard in both the studio and behind the decks, he has been a longtime staple in the Miami/South Florida DJ culture hosting The Positive Progression Sessions radio show for over eight years, as well as performing at numerous clubs, festivals, and events across the United States. Being recognized on an international level for both his production and DJ skills, Josh was chosen as Ultra Music Festival’s DJ/Producer Spotlight Contest winner for 2009, and has been on a success streak ever since. 2010 saw the debut of Josh’s artist album, [i]Dawn Breaks The Ego[/i], on Sheeva Records and he is consistently releasing original tracks and remixes on labels like Nervine Records, Xela Digital, Biatch Corp Recordings, Let’s Beat Milo Records, Modern Beat Digital, and Waska Records. Whether he’s rocking the decks at Ultra Music Festival in...[read more]

I'm this a bit weird and infinitely in love with music boy, hiding beneath this 3-word monicker PHM, born in one of Europe's oldest cities - Plovdiv (Bulgaria) in the year of 1989. In 2008 me and my friend Escodero got noticed by D-Formation and Sergio Fernandez who, later on, we officially remixed. An year later I won a remix contest for TRNSTRR's (Smokin' Jo & Pete Gleadall) "The Joker" with another friend of mine - Timmo, which got released under the hat of Timo Garcia's Label - Berwick Street. In 2010 I felt I was ready to start working on projects of my own so I moved to London, spent 7 months looking for my type of sound and I think I found it, since I got the chance to remix artists such as Home Video, Roland M. Dill & Dual Shaman. Now it's pretty obvious that it's my year, since big names such as Martin Eyerer, Paul Hazendonk, The Last Atlant and others are supporting my productions on a regular basis, and not only - my best projects are still due to be released by...[read more]