Progressive Sounds 56 Part 2 - Guest Mix: Lucas Perdomo

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Lucas Perdomo is a DJ and producer whose musical journey began in 2009 after discovering his passion for electronic music. In 2015, ventured into the world of production musical, which allowed him to expand his creativity. Lucas does not identify with a specific genre, so its presentations are characterized by create spatial atmospheres and hypnotics that revolutionize the public when crossing genres such as Indie, House, Progressive, among others. Their tracks had support from artists such as: Hernan Cattaneo, John Digweed, Paco Osuna, Mariano Mellino, Sahar Z, Gai Barone and more 1) Agvstina - The B - Side [South America Avenue] 2) Living Stereo - Not Quite That [AH Digital] 3) Notamous - Sundown (Rockka Remix) [Droid9] 4) Hobin Rude - Half Past Three (Agustin Pietrocola Remix) [LuPS Records] 5) Hassan Tariq Khan - The Black Panther [COMET Records] 6) Love Or Nothing - Sentient [Exx Muzik] 7) Zaro - Take my Hand (Zaro Remix) [-] 8) Arni - Sunset Boulevard [Addictive Sounds] 9) Cream (PL) - Mono [Moussaieff Records] 10) Helsloot - Outburst [Get Physical Music]

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