Progressive Sounds 07

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Hi guys welcome to a new monthly episode of Progressive sounds, with me Sebastian Campo, new track from Vintage & Morelli, Thomas Mengel, Amazing remix by Flashback of the New PVD track, Berlinition produced together with Chris Bekker and Chris Montana, and many more. Hope you guys enjoy it, dont forget to follow and share it with your friends! Tracklist: 01 - Kush - Substance Abuse (Original Mix)[Bonzai Progressive] 02 - K.Oshkin - Assol (Following Light Remix)[Bonzai Progressive] 03 - Paul Van Dyk, Chris Bekker, Chris Montana - Berlinition (Flashback Remix)[Vandit] 04 - Max Graham - MoonChild (Original Mix)[Black Hole Recordings] 05 - Vintage & Morelli - Desire (Original Mix)[Silk Music] 06 - Rodg - High On Life (Extended Mix) [Armind] 07 - Thomas Mengel - Meridian (Extended Mix) [Statement!] 08 - LTN - The Other Side (Extended Mix)[Armada Music Bundle] 09 - Ruben de Ronde, Ben Gold - Era Festivus [Sound Quelle & max Meyer Extended Mix) [Statement!] 10 - Orkidea - Nana (Extended Mix) [Black Hole Recordings] 11 - Super8 & Tab Feat Anton Sonin - Black Is The New Yellow (Original Mix) [Anjunabeats]

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