Progressive Sounds 02

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Hi guys welcome to the second episode of my monthly podcast, Progressive Sounds. In this mix i'll show you new tracks from Silk music some new releases on beatport, a new single from Lange & Gareth Emery and more! Hope you guys enjoy it! Tracklist: 01 - Thomas Schwartz, Fausto Fanizza - Circles (Original Mix) [Anjuna Deep] 02 - Pavel Denisov - Caldera (Original Mix) [Silk Music] 03 - Stendahl & Shingo Nakamura - Tribute, Chapter II (Terry Da Libra Remix) [Silk Music] 04 - SNR - Limbo (Original Mix) [Silk Music] 05 - Steve Anderson ft Andrea Britton - Easy To Say (Sunlight Project Remix) [Incepto Music] 06 - Kyau & Albert - Bend Girl (Original Mix) [Anjuna Beats] 07 - Above & Beyond - Alone Tonight (Jason Ross Remix) [Anjuna Beats] 08 - Super8 & Tab - Komorebi (Original Mix) [Armind] 09 - Flashtech - Closer (Original Mix) [Silk Music] 10 - Lange, Gareth Emery - Another You Another Me (Paul Thomas & Chris Bekker Remix) [Vandit] 11 - Above & Beyond - Little Something feat. Justine Suissa (Super8 & Tab Remix) [Anjuna Beats] 12 - Beatsola - Desire To Live (Original Mix) [Magic Progressive]

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