Progressive Sounds 27

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Hi all/ Hola Todxs. I bring another episode, a special one, celebrating my track release on @futureavenue, we have a huge promo with lots of future avenue tracks as well as new stuff from Stranger beats, Massive Harmony Records, Soundteller and more. As always thanks for supporting and sharing, if you like a track play it on spotify purchase it on beatport. support your local and favourite artists the best way possible for you. See you next month! Cheers. Tracklist: Florian Gasperini, Dantes - Alella (Alberto Hernandez (MX) Remix) [Massive Harmony Records] Day Out Of Time - Copacabana (Original Mix) [Futureavenue] Jay FM - Borderline (Extended Mix) [Monstercat Silk] Tensive Line - Beardyman (Original Mix) [Futureavenue] Tensive Line - Before I Go (Original Mix) [Futureavenue] Vahag - Drama (Leo Guerrero Remix) [Futureavenue] Javier Laporte - Deep Fall (Original Mix) [Futureavenue] DP-6 - Platan (Original Mix) [DP-6 Records] Sebastian Campo - Guarisaria (Original Mix) [Futureavenue] Arctic Lake - My Favourite Game (Franco Armellini Remix) Chinmay Jakati - Sunlight (Original Mix) [Futureavenue] Mario Segura - Deep Blue (Original Mix) [Stranger Beats] Hernan Martinez - Intensity (Callecat Remix) [Futureavenue] Tapski - Sugol (Original Mix) [Futureavenue] Juan Ram - Open Space (Original Mix) [Futureavenue] Yonsh - Dark Omega (Original Mix) [Futureavenue] Federico Monachesi - Redstone (Andres Moris remix) [Soundteller] Yumi Kobayashi - Tokiwa (Yudi Watanabe Remix) [Futureavenue] Alex Efe, Diego Berrondo - Distance (Original Mix) [onedotsixtwo] ANUQRAM - Conjunction (Original Mix) [Replug] Energy 52 - Cafe Del Mar (Dylan Deck Unofficial Remix) Pakka - Dripped in Blue (Boxer Remix) [Intricate Records]

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