Progressive Sounds 53 Part 2 - Guest Mix: Nika (AR)

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Argentinian DJ/Producer Contact: [email protected] Argentina, born in the city of Mar del Plata on May 6, 1982. Verónica in her career, has ventured into the world of music studying piano since her adolescence. Always surrounded by music which awakened her inspiration. Years later she began to get involved in electronics and its production. His mixes are dominated by a fine variety of sounds from the Organic House genre, going through Progressive House to Melodic Techno on some occasions and a very energetic groove that makes itself felt on the dance floor. Currently she continues working as a producer, studying, growing musically and creating new sounds, rediscovering herself week by week. Tracklist: 1 Nohan - A New You (Mass Digital Remix) [Doors Of Mind] 2 Fernando Olaya - Utopia [Musique de Lune] 3 Jesus Nava, Vite - Galaxy Counters [Tale & Tone] 4 Kasper Koman, Shai T - Islander [Lost Miracle] 5 Kostya Outta - For Lovers (Cream Remix) [Strange Town Recordings] 6 Fragma - Toca´s Miracle (Niko Garcia Bootleg) 7 Alberto Hernandez (MX) - About You [Songuara] 8 AxeLara - Dont Be Afraid [Dreamers] 9 Martín Córdoba (AR) - Earth Sioux [South America Avenue] 10 Nika (AR) - The Dream Of Life [RYNTH] 11 Jhonatan Ghersi - Understand (Sebastian Campo Remix) [Stellar Fountain]

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