Progressive Sounds 34 Part 2 - Guest Mix: Nicolas Irazoqui

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Nicolás Irazoqui is a musician, DJ and producer born in Córdoba, Argentina. Not to be labeled within a unique genre, he’s eclectic with a progressive approach of smooth transitions and profound vibes. With the support of artists like Hernán Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Eelke Kelijn, Lee Burridge, Lonya and Facundo Mohrr, to name a few, he’s super motivated to keep creating, learning and building his career on the electronic music scene. This year started with his first international gigs at Do Not Sit On The Furniture and Treehouse (Miami, USA). Then, he released his first EP ‘The Path’ through the renamed Tale & Tone label, making 2022 a great year without a doubt. Now, back in Córdoba, he’s working on new music and delivers his monthly mixes that we can listen and download on his SoundCloud. Stay Tuned! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Nicolás Irazoqui es un músico, DJ y productor nacido en Córdoba, Argentina. Para no ser etiquetado dentro de un género único, es ecléctico con un enfoque progresivo de transiciones suaves y vibraciones profundas. Con el apoyo de artistas como Hernán Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Eelke Kelijn, Lee Burridge, Lonya y Facundo Mohrr, por nombrar algunos, está súper motivado para seguir creando, aprendiendo y construyendo su carrera en la escena de la música electrónica. Este año comenzó con sus primeros conciertos internacionales en Do Not Sit On The Furniture y Treehouse (Miami, EE.UU.). Luego, lanzó su primer EP 'The Path' a través del renombrado sello Tale & Tone, haciendo de 2022 un gran año sin lugar a dudas. Ahora, de vuelta en Córdoba, está trabajando en nueva música y entrega sus mezclas mensuales que podemos escuchar y descargar en su SoundCloud. ¡Esten atentos! Tracklist: Different Ray - Petrichor Deepinity - Shower Of Love (las Ferndale & Aurel den Bossa Remix) Alex O’Rion - Pluvia Jelly for The Babies & Ignacio Corazza - My Heart Is Heavy (djimboh Remix) Ric Niels - Ukiyo UCCELLI - Solsticio Melon - She Was Budakid, Nordfold - United Zombies in Miami, Lauer - Clamato Agents Of Time - Interestellar Cowboy (Gui Boratto Remix)

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