What does "Progressive" mean?

For example, how does "progressive house" differ from regular house?

And I still don't get the difference between a remix and a dub.

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[/b]pro·gres·sive P Pronunciation Key (pr-grsv)
adj.
Moving forward; advancing.
Proceeding in steps; continuing steadily by increments: progressive change.[/b]

Basicly describing a song that starts out simple and picks up later on.


As for your other question:

a remix: more general term used to describe a new modified, usually more upbeat, version of a song. However, the real definition would mean taking a sample from an existing song and adding to it.

A redub is replacing those same samples with something else.

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It doesn't really talk about the characteristics of the style though.

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