Progressive Sounds 49 Part 2 - Guest Mix: Diego Acosta (UY)

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Diego Acosta (UY) is a Dj and Producer born in the city of Montevideo, Uruguay. His taste for music is influenced by progressive rock, with bands like Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Genesis, Queen, Alan Parsons Project, among others. As a DJ and producer of electronic music, he has his roots in melodic influences, going through various genres such as deep house, progressive organic, indie, etc., trying to create a unique and representative sound of his musical and personal experiences. Diego Acosta (UY) is a DJ and Producer born in the city of Montevideo, Uruguay. His taste for music is influenced by progressive rock, with bands like Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Genesis, among others. As a DJ and producer of electronic music He likes melody, going through various genres such as deep house, progressive, organic, indie, etc., trying to create a unique sound representative of his musical and personal experiences. His productions have entered Beatport’s Top 100 charts several times and has being supported, charted and played by the likes of artists like Guy J, Mariano Mellino, Armen Miran , among others. He share cabin with an important number of melodic artists like D-Nox , Matthias Meyer, Budakid, Kamilo Sanclemente and Antrim. He is co-founder of the Soulmate Studio academy in Uruguay. Labels : Balkan Connection South America / AH digital / Bevel Rec / Rynth / Stranger Beats / Dark Mirror / Arey / 3XA / Natura Viva / Future Avenue / Dopamine / Stellar Black / Soundteller

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