Progressive Sounds 57 Part 1

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Hi everyone and welcome to a new show of Progressive Sounds, with the hottest tunes out on the past month and some promos of upcoming stuff. Hope you all enjoy it and check our massive guest of the month, all the way from lovely Canada, D.H.U.B (CA). Here the part two of the trip: https://soundcloud.com/sebastiancampoofficial/progressive-sounds-57-part-2-guest-mix-dhub-ca Ghume - Aim at the Sun [Suprematic] Moby - Porcelain (Serious Dancers Bootleg) South Bloom - I Feel Love (Extended Mix) [Sound of Sirin] Moe Turk - Sexy Groove [3rd Avenue] Søma - Concrete Rose (Niko Garcia & Nico Trejo Remix) [Equilibrio Records] Kontaktees - The Aliens (Extended Mix) South Bloom - Daje Daje Daje (Original Mix) [Bar 25 Music] Pink Floyd - Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Niko Garcia & IVANG Bootleg) Matur - Nurani (Original Mix) [Bar 25 Music] Metranome - Aluma (Extended Mix) [SkyTop] Denis Babin, Metranome - Gargantua (Extended Mix) [SkyTop]

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