Progressive Sounds 56 Part 1

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Hi all! A new episode and guests are back! this time a really good talent on the progressive sphere, welcome Lucas Perdomo, but first, my set with the latest bombs from the past month and some promos. Enjoy Playa Moon - New Day [3rd Avenue] Freakcisco, Cosmic Lala - Away From Here (Alessandroilove Remix) [Future Avenue] Rocio Portillo, Karim Sar Sar, Valley (AR) - Tukin (Brian David Remix) [3rd Avenue] Elie Yeb & Willy Monfret - For Me Leo Bellaera - Still Remember [3rd Avenue] Luis Santoro - Say [South America Avenue] Miguel Ante - Chi Vibes (Tidy Daps Remix) [Equilibrio Records] Miguel Ante - Sunrise [Equilibrio Records] Yulian - I Miss My Home [3rd Avenue] Claudiu Adam - Vraja Mării [3rd Avenue] Bodai - If You Don't Find Me [AMITABHA

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