Progressive Sounds 05 (Special Edition)

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Hi guys welcome to a special episode of Progressive Sounds, with your host, me, Sebastian Campo, its a special episode with a variety of genre regarding the last episode on argentina, so i made this special set, with new track by Ruben De Ronde, some techno by UMEK, a new exclusive from Infra Progressive, and more! find it in the tracklist on description below. Hope you guys enjoy! and thank you for the support! (Name of the UMEK song changed i will upload the correct file i recorded live and messed up the name hehe) Track List: 01 - Yotto - Aviate (Original Mix) [Anjuna Deep] 02 - Herr Vogel - My Baby Shot Me Down (Original Mix) [Eclaire The Heart] 03 - Chris Stussy - Why Don't You (Original Mix) [Large Music] 04 - Alaia & Gallo - Who is He? feat Kevin Haden (Original Mix)[Soul Heaven Records] 05 - UMEK - Delirium Is Family 2 (Original Mix)[1605] 06 - Max Graham - End Beginning (Original Mix)[Black Hole Recordings] 07 - TFF & Steve Carniel - Fusion (Original Mix) [Pure Trance] 08 - Max Denoise - Principessa (Original Mix)[InfraProgressive] 09 - Ruben De Ronde & Rodg - Leave A Light On feat Louise Rademakers (Original Mix) [Statement!] 10 - LTN - Quicksand (PROFF Remix)[Enhanced Progressive]

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