Progressive Sounds 68 Part 1

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Welcome to a new episode, a bit late due to some work related issues, but im super excited about this one, this month guest is the amazing Dj and Producer, bringing some women representation all the way from Rosario Argentina, Florencia Befumo a.k.a Coloü Befu! But first my mix loaded with the best organic and progressive out this past month + some deep vibes all the way to full progressive, hope you all enjoy it! David Hohme, Kazko - Analysis Paralysis (Original Mix) [Where The Heart Is] Alley SA - Mbali (Extended Mix) [Suprematic] Engelhart - New Beginnings (Original Mix) [Magnetic Magazine Recordings] Ghume Aim at the Sun (Original Mix) [Suprematic] Ignacio Hernández - Circle of Lights (Claudio Cornejo AR Day Mix) [Or Two Strangers] Meline Origami (Jhonatan Ghersi Remix) [Stellar Fountain] Boycott Memory (Extended Mix) [Sekora] Danny Faber - Golden Hour (Extended Mix) [Sounds Of Sirin] Alejandro Molina - Stillness (Original Mix) [Personal Belongings] Julio (FR) - Numénor [Future Avenue] DP-6 - Passage of Time [DP-6 Records] Federico Monachesi, Nicolas Viana - Golden Flight (Extended Mix) [Plaisirs Sonores Records]

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