Progressive Sounds 70 Part 1

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Happy new year everyone! As you might've notice, last December there was no episode as I had some personal stuff going on. For this brand new year we have all the way from Australia, old friends from the show, the duo Secretly Famous. But first enjoy my mix of favourite stuff from last month and special promos Tracklist: Ghume - Beauties of Life (Ambient Mix) [Puebla Music] Ghume - The Perfect Fail (Original Mix) [Dekoda Music] Niko Garcia, T.Picker - Achromic [Equilibrio Records] Tojogo - Ukiyo (Ghume Remix) [Stellar Fountain] Matías Delóngaro - Lush [Equilibrio Records] Wassu - M.O.V.E. (Extended Mix) [DAYS like NIGHTS] Lumynesynth, dwelyr - Keystone (Extended Mix) [Sekora] Wassu - Anything to You feat. ALLKNIGHT (Extended Mix) [DAYS like NIGHTS] Serval (AR) - Dreams Within Dreams [3rd Avenue] Serval (AR) - Lost Garden [3rd Avenue] Serval (AR) - Umbrella [3rd Avenue]

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