Progressive Sounds 57 Part 2 - Guest Mix: D.H.U.B (CA)

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

D.H.U.B aka Jonathan Dubé is based in Montreal Canada . He discovered underground Electronic Music in 2013 . His friend introduced him to the scene and went to a gig of Sasha. That night he understood that was a life-changing moment and he immediately felt in love with progressive House. By himself he started finding and discovering new DJs and producers around the Globe and as a result he started learning djing in 2015 to spread his love for music. His Hypnotic Mixes blend mostly Progressive , with somes toutch of Deep and Organic House with sprinkling of middle eastern percussion and vocals to take people into different parts of the globe . Insta: @JODUBAY__ 1-Paul(AR)-White Dust (Gaston Sosa Remix) BCSA 2-Ric Niels-Stomp (Original Mix) Mango Alley 3-Polo(AR)- Master of Disaster (Original mix) Flown Records 4-Montw, Anton Borin(RU),Yonsh-Destiny (Original Mix) WARPP 5-Unusual Soul- Empath (Original mix) Juicebox Music 6-Unusual Soul, Rocio Portillo- Mirage III (Original Mix) Juicebox Music 7-Not Demure - Waving but Drowning (Original Mix ) Mango Alley 8-Mareveg- Titardos (Original Mix) BCSA 9-Anton Make-Catollopa (HAFT Remix) Mango Alley Here part 1: https://soundcloud.com/sebastiancampoofficial/progressive-sounds-57-part-1

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