Sheffield Steel 6 (2026)

Martin van Zeelandt / TCD
1 day ago
3 min read

It is Monday, and it's a bank holiday in the UK. Which is very lush, and it also means I'm not doing much today. No work, just chilling. And chilling can sometimes be very exciting. The thought of doing nothing can be liberating. But you need to have some music playing, to keep you company on your quest to do absolutely nothing. And today's mix is one that has accompanied me throughout the last week, and it might be invigorating to you, if you let it.

The series is called 'Sheffield Steel'. and it sounds like a podcast series that talks about the city Sheffield and its steel production, which seems to be the world's finest since the 1740s! But it's not. It's a new series on Soundcloud, made by Push Continue, and it has already reached the sixth instalment. Started roughly a year ago, it has already had some success, and now I'm on it, to see if it's a series which I could join and enjoy, and eventually share with you all.

The mix you are about to listen to is filled with lovely Trance anthems. And if you enjoy this mix, you might even like the other 5 mixes in this series. Push Continue is keeping us entertained, and even though his mixes do not come with a tracklist, he was kind enough to provide me one (as it is kind of a requirement for my site), so at least you'll know what is in this sixth instalment.

Ready for the tracklist?

Lostly- As You Leave
3KM - Ever After
Muhammed El Alami - Velvet Skies
Factor B - Sacrosanct
Paul Denton - Introversion
Alex Morph - Eye Of The Storm
Terra V - Morior Invictus
Steve Dekay - Signs
Db Mokk - Paper Sun
DJ Dean - I Feel You
Doppenberg - Meet Again
Marco McNeil - Sleepless
Sergey Salekhov - Atlantis

It's a great mix with a lot of unknown records. Seen the names of the artists before, but not the tracks. It's great to discover 'new' music. It will certainly keep me entertained throughout today, and maybe even the rest of the week.

Push Continue's mix is a very entertaining one, with a lot of Progressive Trance anthems. And as much as I like Factor B, Alex Morph, I have to give it to Steve Dekay. His 'Signs' song is really awesome, and has remained in my head for days! It's so damn annoying, it won't leave my head! But that's also a good thing, as good song remain in your head longer than crappy songs.

The only thing I've noticed, and it's a minor thing, is the quality of the recording. It kind of fluctuates. I thought it was initially my home set up, but even in my car does the sound go in and out, and it feels like I'm on a boat, rocking from side to side. I cannot pin point what it is, but it's there. If you aren't bothered, it won't affect you.

But besides that, it's a solid mix. Again, it's not about the city of its steel production, but it's certainly an awesome new mix series. Certainly worth a listen, and if this is your jam, you can check out Push Continue's Soundcloud channel for more!