Progressive Sounds 33 Part 1

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Hi all! hola todxs! Otro nuevo Episodio y con tremendo invitado desde UK, Ben Pierre que va a estar featuring con un mix increible. lleno de temas de el y sus artistas favoritos. Pero primero mi Warm up set con temas de Wassu, Djimboh, Tojogo con un hermoso remix, otro de Alex Efe, Domingo +, Madraas y muchos mas. Como siempre todos los temas son comprados y apoyados con el fin de que otros los disfruten en un compilado (mix) Nos vemos el mes que viene con otro episodio de Progressive Sounds Tracklist Isaac Differding - Spirit (Alex Efe Remix) [For Senses Records] Schörmann - Berg Walks (Original Mix) [Future Avenue] M.O.S. - Uzy Prima (Original Mix) [Melody Of the Soul] Groefer - Ambush (Domingo + Loveclub Remix) [LAIKA Sounds] Jelly For The Babies, Domingo + - Another Story (Original Mix) [The Purr] Return To Saturn - Between Us (Original Mix) [Bekool Records] MONNER - Mambo (Tojogo Remix) [Future Avenue] Wassu, djimboh - Green Eyed Cat (Original Mix) [The Soundgarden] Wassu, djimboh - Meku(Original Mix) [The Soundgarden] The Cobb - Perlina (Madraas Remix) [-102℃] Wassu, djimboh - Parsa (Original Mix) [The Soundgarden]

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