Progressive Sounds 61 Part 1

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Welcome to the first episode of Progressive Sounds with your host, Sebastian Campo. Happy 2025! we start with a storyteller, and a producer of events called Infinite Beats, from UK Ian Bircher But first my mix bringing all the stuff i loved from last month. Hope you all enjoy it, this one is going more Melodic progressive, that Colorize/Anjunadeep vibe. See you all on the next episode. Track list: Dokho - Don't Change (Extended Mix) [Colorize] Seycel - Harvest Moon (Mike Kohl Remix) [Future Avenue] Namatjira - Vabali (Original Mix) [Phagamast] Anriu - Hey Darling (Extended Mix) [Colorize] Robert L - Limitless (Extended Mix) [SkyTop] Into The Ether - The Way We Want (Extended Mix) [House of Horus] ARIV3 - This Is Love (Extended Mix) [Sekora] UOAK, CallumCantSleep - Alouma (Jack Lazarus Extended Mix) [Sekora] Chär Spinelli, Rodrigo Pochelu - Atma [3rd Avenue] LTN - A Strange Time (Extended Mix) [Interplay Records] Ev Rymd, Joono - Ostrov Shkota [3rd Avenue] Audiofive - Renaissance [Future Avenue] Datskie, Moon Kyoo - Drift (Extended Mix) [Colorize]

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