Progressive Sounds 50 Part 2 - Guest Mix: Secretly Famous

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

50 episodes of Progressive Sounds and I couldnt do this with out your support. As s special edition to celebrate the 50 episodes, we invited back from Australia, Secretly Famous. This duo has been rocking the Progressive scene, with support from massive artists and getting top chart tracks released on 3rd Avenue, Sound Avenue, Freegrant Music and more. Hope you enjoy this massive set. And see you next month with more music. Tracklist: Zankee Gulati, Amega – Dark Side (Pambouk remix) – [Melody of the soul] Hole Box – Emotional things (llias Katelanos & Plecta remix) – [Musique de Lune] Gaston Sosa -Noumeno (Original Mix) – [BCSA] Secretly Famous – ID Dj Zombi,Emi Galvan – Frequency Shift (Original Mix) - [Songuara] Ranta,Dulus,Miroshin – Magnetic (Original Mix) - [Robicunda] Secretly Famous – ID – [Sound Avenue] Secretly Famous – Firebullet Phoenix (Original Mix) – [3rd Avenue] Ventt, Keparys – Secret of the Nile ( Nacho Varela & Cruz Vitto remix) -[Amulanga] Nicolas Viana – State of mind (Original Mix) - [Peace Symphonies] Runik – Mirage feat. Mati (Juan Ibanez remix) – [SLC-6 Music]

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