Progressive Sounds 04

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Hi Guys, Welcome to a new monthly episode of Progressive Sounds with me, Sebastian Campo. This month we bring amazing new tunes and beatport exclusives, also new tracks a remixes by Terry Da Libra, LTN, Protoculture, Myon & Shane 54 and more! Hope you guys enjoy it, and if so, please hit the like button, and share with your friends. All the support goes to the amazing djs that i feature in my sets! thanks for the music, djs aer nothing without producers Tracklist: 01 - JoC H - Grow (Original Mix)[Bonzai Progressive] 02 - Thomas Hayes & Matt Fax ft. Kyler England - Golden (Matt Fax Radio Edit) [Enhanced Music] 03 - Hal Stucker - Hydro (Extended Mix) [Statement!] 04 - Thomas Schwartz & Fausto Fanizza - Dawn To Dusk (Meramek Remix) [Anjuna Deep] 05 - Ruben De Ronde - They Are Not You (LTN Remix)[Armada Music Bundles] 06 - Muvy - You & I (Extended Mix) [Statement!] 07 - Chris Bekker & Farius - London Sunrise (Radio Edit)[Vandit] 08 - Danny Chen - Dawn (Extended Mix)[Statement!] 09 - Las Salinas & Rodrigo Deem - Kunai (Original Mix)[Vandit] 10 - Myon & Shane 54 feat Haley - Round We Go (Extended Mix) [Black Hole Recordings] 11 - Terry Da Libra - Anagenesis (Original Mix) [Silk Music] 12 - Rodg feat. Patrick Baker - Fire (Extended Mix)[Statement!] 13 - Orjan Nilsen - So Long Radio (Protoculture Remix)[In My Opinion (Armada)]

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