Mix 32.mp3

An episode of the Euphoric Trance podcast, hosted by Ed Smith, titled "Mix 32.mp3" was published on January 5, 2011 and runs 73 minutes.

January 5, 2011 ·73m · Euphoric Trance

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Summary

Mix 32 returns to the progressive vibe, which along with tech is the strongest sub genre within trance today. Anphonic - Above Beyond vs Kyau Albert Feelin Good - Faithless ft Dido - Ferry Costen Remix Sanctuary - Origine - Arnej Remix Blossom - Mike Foyle - Arty Remix Twilight Tonight - Arty Remode Mix Strong Believer - Lange ft Alexander Klaus Shine - Julie Thompson - Frost Dub - Ed Smith Darker Edit Heart Of Glass - Deep Voices - Ronski Speed Remix Strings - Marcus Schossow Cut And Run - Beat Service ft Emma Lock Dub Mix They Always Come Back - Arnej - Barnes & Heatcliff Remix London Rain - Cosmic Gate Remix Virtual Friend - Armin Van Buuren ft Sophie

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Mix 32 returns to the progressive vibe, which along with tech is the strongest sub genre within trance today. Anphonic - Above Beyond vs Kyau Albert Feelin Good - Faithless ft Dido - Ferry Costen Remix Sanctuary - Origine - Arnej Remix Blossom - Mike Foyle - Arty Remix Twilight Tonight - Arty Remode Mix Strong Believer - Lange ft Alexander Klaus Shine - Julie Thompson - Frost Dub - Ed Smith Darker Edit Heart Of Glass - Deep Voices - Ronski Speed Remix Strings - Marcus Schossow Cut And Run - Beat Service ft Emma Lock Dub Mix They Always Come Back - Arnej - Barnes & Heatcliff Remix London Rain - Cosmic Gate Remix Virtual Friend - Armin Van Buuren ft Sophie

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