Check out www.dancemusicproduction.com for a lot of awesome tutorials including links to a dance music manual. What you can also do is find the midi of a track for a remix or something and it should have the chords already there. Usually I will get an idea for a track and then lay out the kick and drums for the entire structure of the track. That way I have the shell of the track formed and I can work on each part as I see fit.

Hey KAB,

when I started out and got stuck in this type of situation, I looked at the structure of electronic music (some helpful videos therehttps://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=electronic+music+structure), tried to find patterns that are often used and recreate and reuse them in tracks myself.

Load some of your favorite songs in your DAW and set the beatgrid accordingly, and then label and tag the shit out of it: create markers for the different song parts, write down after which bar which element comes in - and, probably most importantly - what that makes you feel like. There has to be a reason (emotionally) for why you really like this song in particular, so try to find it!!
I'd suggest you to do this with a song that has few elements first, so you can find out how to make a progression with less - and less is sometimes more!

I'd say you'll get a feel for progression this way, and will be able to translate whatever you want to say with your music more easily into the production!

Good luck and tell me if this worked for you,
Artless Venture ♢ (:

Whenever I have writers block the best thing I can do for myself is simply push through it. Just keep going. Keep writing. Trust in your instinctual creativity and know that there is an infinite amount of music that can be written from scratch. I like what you've got so far. Keep going!