Progressive Sounds 40 Part 1

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Hi everyone!/Hola todxs! Nuevo mes y nuevo episodio. Este mes les traigo nuevos temas del mes pasado y nuestra primera invitada del show, Lila Rose! Pero primero mi set que hice para comezar el show, tiene un ID mio y los remixes lanzados en mi nuevo EP Hilda para Future Avenue Espero que les guste y nos vemos el mes que viene. ______________________________________ New month and new episode. This month I bring you new songs from last month and our first guest of the show, Lila Rose! But first my set that I did to start the show, it has an ID of mine and the remixes released on my new EP Hilda for Future Avenue I hope you like it and see you next month.

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