Progressive Sounds 39 Part 1

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Hi all, Welcome to a new month, new music and new guest from Canada, Solis Occasum. But first my mix, hope you enjoy Tracklist: Wassu - Lissu (Original Mix) [House Music With Love] Leaman - Adishi (Tojogo Remix) [Stellar Fountain] Wassu & Lumynesynth - Long Ago (Extended Mix) [Monstercat Silk] Erdi Irmak - MIrage (Original Mix) [UV] Wassu - Dusk (Original Mix) [Tale & Tone] Modd, Lisandro (AR) - Silmarillion (Original Mix) [Do Not Sit On The Furniture] Nhar - Egide (Dole & Kom Remix) [Zenebona] Trilucid - A Moment (Extended Mix) [Proton Music] Frais - Reflection (Servando Remix) [Massive Harmony Records] Soulfeed - Peak Story (Simply City Remix) [3rd Avenue] ID - ID (Sebastian Campo Remix)

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