Ronald Hage's "Paragliding" Keeps the Streak Going

At 136 BPM in A minor, the track hits the sweet spot progressive house fans know well.

Ronald Hage doesn't really do slow. "Paragliding," out August 14, 2026, is the latest entry in a release schedule that's been dropping new music every four to six weeks for a year and a half now, and it sounds like a producer who's found his rhythm and isn't second-guessing it.

It’s driving, uplifting, built for a room full of people with their hands up. What makes it work is where it comes from. Hage builds everything from an acoustic piano first, working out the melody by hand before it ever touches a laptop.

"Paragliding" doesn't feel like an imitation but rather original.

In a genre where a lot of producers lean on templates and AI-assisted arrangement, that starting point gives his tracks a warmth that's easy to feel even if you can't quite name why. You can hear the influence of artists like Korolova and Miss Monique in the melodic sensibility. It feels like someone quietly putting in the reps, one home-studio release at a time, and slowly building a sound that's actually his own.