Progressive Sounds Halloween Edition

from Progressive Sounds · host Sebastian Campo

Hi guys welcome to a special episode of Progressive Sounds. Happy Halloween to everybody! today we bring some from the dark side of trance, with some tech and psy trance, featuring this set, Tempo Giusto, Mark Sherry, Will Ress, Sonic Sense, a Simon Patterson remix done by Waio and more. Enjoy! Track list: 01 - Mallorca Lee, Stephen Kirkwood - 2029 (Original Mix) [Outburst Records] 02 - Tempo Giusto - Open Your Eyes (Original Mix) [Kearnage Recordings] 03 - Tempo Giusto - Time To Tango (Extended Mix) [Armada Captivating] 04 - Mark Sherry - Gravitational Waves (Original Mix) [Outburst Records] 05 - Tempo Giusto - Pick Your Poison (Extended Mix) [Lange Recordings] 06 - Jase Thirlwall - Transformer (Original Mix) [Outburst Records] 07 - Alex M.O.R.P.H., Tempo Giusto - Majestic (Original Mix) [Universal Nation] 08 - Tempo Giusto, TGRW - Nicked (Original Mix) [Create Music] 09 - Angry Man - The Last of Us (Original Mix) [Outburst Records] 10 - Will Rees - Weapon (Original Mix) [Damaged Records] 11 - Airborn - AirDrenaline (Original Mix) [Outburst Records] 12 - Sonic Sense - Sophia's Culture (Original Mix) [Iono Music] 13 - Audiomatic, Phaxe - Pineapple X-Press (Ranji Remix) [Spin Twist Records] 14 - Simon Patterson - Smack (Waio Remix) [VII] 15 - Wrecked Machines - Bandbox (Symbolic & Waio Remix) [Sacred Technology] 16 - Mark Sherry, The Space Brothers - Let It Come (Darren Porter Remix) [Black Hole Recordings] 17 - Freedom Fighters, Ryanossaurus - Million Little Pieces (Outsiders Remix) [HOMmega Productions]

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