Progressive Sounds 67 Part 2 - Guest Mix: Victor Crain

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Bio: Victor Crain is an accomplished artist and producer hailing from the vibrant city of Saint Petersburg. His passion for electronic music ignited in 1993 during his time in Germany, where he delved into the dynamic worlds of hardcore and techno. Since becoming a DJ in 2002, Victor has honed his craft, gravitating towards the nuanced sounds of deep house, progressive house, and organic house. These genres allow him to explore contemporary soundscapes and push artistic boundaries. Today, creating music and crafting mixes remains both a beloved pastime and an expressive outlet, skillfully executed in his leisure hours. Through his dedication and talent, Victor continues to contribute to the evolving landscape of electronic music. The labels he was released on: Massive Harmony Records, Future Avenue, AH Digital, 3rd Avenue, Lups Records, Kodai, Soundteller Records, Progressive House Argenrina, Sound Avenue, Sound Of Garmonies, Elebated. Tracklist: 1. G 'N' P Tauro - Blastomusa (Victor Crain Remix) |Lups Records| 2. Michael A - Safari (Exyended Mix) |Univack| 3. TEELCO - Forevermore (Rabiee Ahmad Remix) |RKP| 4. D.J. MacIntyre, Axel Zambrano, Juan Arce - Uranus (Original Mix)|SLC-6 Music| 5. HAFT - Vortex (Kiaro & MakhmuriaN Remix)|Mango Alley| 6. Juan Deminicis - Solar Reign (Original Mix) |Kitchen Recordings| 7. Paul Thomas & Dylhen - Cosmos (DJ Ruby Remix) |Pattern| 8. Cendryma - Focus Bend (Extended Mix) |UV| 9. Hassan Maroofi - Solar Odyssey (Cendryma Extended Remix) |Clubsonica Records| 10. J Lauda - Waves (Kebin van Reeken Extended Remix) |Univack| 11. Juan Deminicis - Virtual Escape (Original Mix) |Kitchen Recordings| 12. Ramiro Alvarez - Yakuun (Mind Echoes Remix) |Transensations Records|

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