Late night progressive house for work on the Ferry Deck
Progressive house for late night work is what Ferry Deck delivers, a Dr.DIO collection that runs 59 minutes across 18 instrumental tracks with no gaps between them.
The tempo sits between 122 and 130 BPM, steady enough to carry a long task without pulling attention away from it. The main style leads the hour, with threads of breaks, techno and trance woven through the mix. Rolling bass, patient piano chords and glassy synth lines build gradually and never shout, so the music keeps a firm pulse beside the screen while your thoughts stay on the job in front of you.
At a glance
4K59 MIN
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Questions
How long is Ferry Deck?
Ferry Deck runs just under an hour. It is one continuous mix of eighteen instrumental tracks, so you can start it at the beginning of a task and let it play through without touching anything.
What genre is Ferry Deck?
It is mainly progressive house, with touches of progressive breaks, techno and progressive trance. Expect rolling bass, patient piano chords and glassy synths at a steady mid to upper tempo.
Is it good for late night work?
Yes. The pulse is steady and the arrangements build slowly without sudden drops, so the music keeps you moving while staying in the background of coding, writing or studying after midnight.
Are there pauses between tracks?
No. The tracks are mixed one into the next, so the hour flows as a single crossing with no silences or breaks that could pull you out of your concentration.
Where can I watch it in 4K?
The tape-deck video in 4K will appear on the Dr.DIO YouTube channel. Until it is out there, the video plays right here on the collection page.
Tracklist
18 tracks · 58:50-
01
Still WidenTech Trance · 130 bpm · C minor
0:00
Arpeggios ripple across a nocturnal horizon like light on panes of glass, while the tech trance pulse opens outward at full stride.
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02
Crossing ShadowProgressive House · 125 bpm · C minor
3:12
Lamplight falls on a desk as a slow silhouette drifts along the wall, and a patient bass line keeps company with the task.
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03
Neon DarkProgressive House · 125 bpm · G minor
6:16
Signs flicker above an empty street after closing time; round low end leans forward and a solitary piano answers from the gloom.
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04
Salt StarlightProgressive House · 125 bpm · G minor
8:53
Cracked white ground runs under a crowded sky, and warm chords stroll beside you with a guitar glinting at the margins.
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05
Cosmic KeysProgressive House · 125 bpm · G minor
11:50
Piano chords float above a floor of distant galaxies, the groove staying close and unhurried as you lean toward the screen.
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06
Copper RoomProgressive House · 125 bpm · G minor
15:21
Dust hangs in amber light inside a wide metal hall, where soft kicks and a rounded bass set an easy sway.
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07
Undersea GrottoProgressive House · 125 bpm · G minor
19:15
Faint blue glow in a hidden cave beneath the waves, one low pulse leading the way without raising its voice.
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08
Mirage AirProgressive House · 122 bpm · A minor
22:29
Heat shimmer bends the skyline at day's end; melodic synths blur gently while a piano lingers close by at 122 BPM.
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09
Cavern ShadowProgressive House · 125 bpm · A minor
24:54
A single lamp lights a dusty underground chamber, the bass sitting nearby and the drums guiding you through at walking pace.
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10
Crystal DeckProgressive House · 122 bpm · A minor
28:08
Inside a submarine, light catches a polished panel as a clean synth line and deep drums hold a quiet course.
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11
Road BesideProgressive House · 125 bpm · A minor
31:08
Headlights sweep an open highway under a glowing dashboard, long rolling grooves keeping pace as the miles unspool.
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12
Eclipse LightProgressive House · 128 bpm · A minor
34:05
Daylight shrinks to a thin ring overhead; chords settle over a steady beat at 128 BPM and the air holds still.
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13
Into UnknownProgressive House · 128 bpm · G minor
37:57
Midnight at the city edge where the map runs out, tight drums and a neon bass pulse pushing forward.
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14
Market HumProgressive House · 128 bpm · F# minor
41:47
Stalls fold away as a desert bazaar cools at dusk, crowd murmur dissolving into a slowly turning F sharp minor groove.
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15
Muted LowProgressive House · 128 bpm · F# minor
44:55
Behind tall futuristic windows the city falls silent, a muffled bottom end rolling on while bright synths stay far off.
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16
Dusk BesideProgressive House · 128 bpm · F# minor
48:30
Evening settles over rooftops in violet and gray as even kicks and a lingering pad work quietly next to you.
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17
Moonlit PondProgressive House · 122 bpm · F minor
52:02
Status lights blink down a server aisle through the small hours, twilight bass breathing slowly like moonglow on calm water.
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18
Crystal SkyProgressive House · 128 bpm · D minor
55:27
Cold clear air and a night sharp as glass; a gentle blow lands heavy in the bass and your shoulders begin to sway.
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What the Ferry Deck crossing sounds like
Picture a ferry crossing after midnight. The railings are wet, harbor lights slide past one by one, and the engines hum low beneath the boards. That is the room this music builds. Nothing on board is in a hurry, yet the vessel never stops moving, and the sound works the same way: a kick that keeps its place, a bass line that rolls like dark water against the hull, and synths that glint like lamps on the far shore.
Underneath the image, the production is clean and deliberate. Most tracks sit in G, A or F sharp minor, which gives the hour a cool, inward color. Piano chords arrive slowly and hang in the air, keyboard pads fill the space behind them, and a touch of guitar warms a few passages. Tech trance arpeggios add shimmer on the edges without ever raising the temperature, so the whole thing stays deep, spacious and quietly driven.
How the hour moves from deck to shore
Still Widen opens the hour at 130 BPM, a tech trance piece of glass and distance where ripples spread outward and the space keeps growing. Crossing Shadow then settles the pace to 125, laying a steady bass line under lamplight, and Neon Dark answers with round low end and a lone piano. Through Salt Starlight, Cosmic Keys and Copper Room the groove stays warm and unhurried, giving you the long middle stretch where focus usually locks in.
In the middle of the hour, Undersea Grotto and Mirage Air ease the tempo down and let melodic synths blur at the edges. Crystal Deck and Road Beside hold a clean course before Eclipse Light and Into Unknown lift the energy to 128 with brighter drums and a glowing pulse. The final stretch moves through Market Hum, Muted Low and Dusk Beside into Moonlit Pond and Crystal Sky, closing the crossing with heavy bass and a gentle sway.
When and where this late crossing belongs
This collection belongs to the hours after the apartment has gone quiet: a deadline that runs past midnight, code that needs one more pass, a report you want finished before morning. It also suits a night shift, a long drive home or a study session when coffee has stopped helping. The beat is firm enough to keep you moving and soft enough to fade behind your own thinking, which is exactly what a working soundtrack should do.
Ferry Deck is for listeners who like their electronic music deep, measured and a little cinematic, with space between the notes instead of drops and noise. It rewards a decent pair of headphones and a dim room, where the low end can roll and the piano can breathe. Put it on when the desk lamp is the only light left, let the opening track find its footing, and allow the rest of the crossing to carry you to the far side of the night. Press play and step aboard.
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