Progressive Sounds 66

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Welcome to a new monthly episode of Progressive Sounds. This month you get a full hour mix by yours truly, with a special birthday month banger selection. Lots of promos and stuff still not release. Hope you all enjoy Tracklist: Gres A - True Connection [3rd Avenue] Gres A - Skye [3rd Avenue] Coloü Befu, Fabricio Gutiérrez - Luxury [Equilibrio Records] Umut Beker - Giving Up [3rd Avenue] Lady Lerush, Sense IS - In One Breath (Extended Mix) [SkyTop] Abbey8k, Bar Melodia - All I Think About Is You [Bar Melodia] Skyhunter, Bar Melodia - Breaking Out the Cycle [Bar Melodia] Skyhunter, Bar Melodia - Night That Never Happenend [Bar Melodia] Laure Cesario - 15 Hs [South America Avenue] Ignacio Salgado, Mantij - Shadow Trail [South America Avenue] Ignacio Torne, Julian Rodriguez - Madeiro (Berdu Remix) [Future Avenue] Ignacio Salgado, Mantij - Machine Pulse [South America Avenue]

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