Progressive Sounds 70 Part 2 - Guest Mix: Secretly Famous

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

We are starting a new year with all the quality you all deserve, almost becoming a tradition, please welcome from Australia, Secretly Famous! top tier producers and djs, this duo has lots of tracks and remixes released on elite labels such as Univack, Sound Avenue, Freegrant and more! Hope you all enjoy this amazing set full of bangers and even some IDs from the guest themselves! See you all next month! Tracklist: Alex O'Rion - Retroglow - [Solis Records] Ruben Karapetyan - Synesthesia - [Songspire Records] 84 Avenue - Perseids - [Melody of the Soul] Ruben Karapetyan - Cycling through Amsterdam - [RKP] Haft - Sleepwalker - [Luum Records] Secretly Famous - ID Dj Ruby - Goldrake - [Transensations Records] Secretly Famous - ID Secretly Famous - ID Tantum,Hyunji-A - Keep my Letters (Tantum's Return to sender remix) - [Keep my Letters]

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