Progressive Sounds 69 Part 2 - Guest Mix: Mélanie Villeneuve

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Melanie Villeneuve is a Canadian DJ passionate about organic and progressive house. Based in Quebec, she creates deep, emotional, and groove-driven sets blending melodic textures with hypnotic flow. Her mixes reflect a journey through emotion and rhythm — a balance between energy and introspection. Tracklist: Ivan Fernandez (AR) – Bridges Mauro Mas – Moved Coiled Ezequiel Arias – Passenger – Sudbeat Roger Martinez – Wanna Be With You (RM Healing Darkness Remix) Agustin Bertolotti – Morning Chaos (Ivan Lozano Remix) Shayan Pasha – Melatinium Lost Miracle, Sébastien Léger, Roy Rosenfeld – Closer To You (Extended Mix) – Lost Miracle Ilias Katelanos, Plecta – Won’t Let Go (Jiminy Hop Remix) – Movement Recording Jhonny LP – Wake Up (Extended Mix) Lavie Au Soleil – Deesse

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