Progressive Sounds 53 Part 1

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Welcome to a new episode of Progressive Sounds, This month new music and upcoming stuff on several Labels and an amazing guest mix by Nika (AR) who celebrated her Birthday with this beautiful journey of a set Hope you all enjoy it, like, share, and see you next month with more guest and more top tier music. Hopler Route - Night Light (Original Mix) [Crossfade Sounds] German Tedesco - Matter of Perspective (Julian Liander, Mauro Masi Remix) [AMITABHA] Nicolas Soria - Chano (Original Mix) [ThePurr] Carlos Luna - Motion (Andy Woldman Remix( [Color Vitae] gosense - Filia (Original Mix) [thoughts.forms.] Erich Von Kollar - Back In Life (Nicolas Viana Remix) [Stellar Fountain] Max Wexem - Around the Star (Extended Mix) [SkyTop] Redemption Sound - Vanity Under the Sun (Original Mix) [Future Avenue] Ramiro Alvarez - Kalopsia (Andy Weed Remix) [Massive Harmony Records] Travis Jesse - One Talisman (Tomas Garcia Remix) [3rd Avenue] Max Wexem - Meteora (Extended Mix) [SkyTop]

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