Progressive Sounds 58 Part 1

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Welcome to a new episode of Progressive Sounds, this month we push into the gender gap and gave the space to perform and showcase her stunning mixing and producing skills, from Argentina, the Mecca of Progressive House, welcome Sabrina Rivas But first my opening with the hottest tunes from the past month. Lots of Promos from Dialtones, Skytop, 3rd Avenue and more! Thanks for all the constant support, i love that after years i have built a loving community, its all thanks to you all! Here Part 2: https://on.soundcloud.com/2wZs8SVUpTMDranm8 Tracklist Disco Daze - When I'm With You [Equilibrio Records] Alessandroilove - Calanit Flower (Nicolas Soria Remix) [Dialtone Records] Djan Chelik - Senegal (Extended Mix) [SkyTop] Missfeat - Mar De Estrellas [3rd Avenue] Alessandroilove - Oasis in the Desert (Pedro Sanmartin Remix) [Dialtone Records] Ariel Stamile - Crazy Dog [Future Avenue] Alejo Fochi - Valentia (JP Mantero Remix) [Future Avenue] DP-6 - Apolemia [DP-6 Records] Djan Chelik - Bongongoh (Extended Mix) [SkyTop] Belms, Ritchie Haydn - Second City (Forty Cats Remix) [3rd Avenue] Digital Mess - City Sadness (Ivanshee Extended Remix) [SkyTop]

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