Progressive Sounds 59 Part 1

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Welcome everyone to a new month, new episode. This time we have a local talent Alchemyst (UY) with a massive and smooth 1hr mix full of organic vibes and works from himself such as original and remixes. But first my summary of the past month with top tunes and unofficial remixes for you to dance and enjoy Part 2 Here: https://on.soundcloud.com/Wx6QmFEproRiGb5YA Tracklist: Gaston D, Kiky Pop - Reflections of the Moon feat. Laliminob [Equilibrio Records] Casnik, Nantiel - Waiting for You [3rd Avenue] Massive Attack - Teardrop (Pic Schmitz Remix) Madonna - La Isla Bonita (Mitch Oliver & Carl Sylvestre Remix) Cosmonaut, K Loveski - Ipanema (Pumbum Extended Remix) [SkyTop] Seal - Crazy (Robert Georgescu and White Remix) Sigooma - All That You Think You Know (Eugenio Sanchez Moreno Remix) [Future Avenue] Kx5 feat. Hayla - Escape (Pic Schmitz Remix) Audiofive - Crescendo [3rd Avenue] Bajofondo ft. Gustavo Cerati - El Mareo (Tomas Briski Remix)

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