• Sinfully Mixed Nights July 2022 Podcast

  • Jul 29 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 6 mins
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Sinfully Mixed Nights July 2022 Podcast

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  • Hello and welcome to the July edition of #sinfullymixed Nights! If you tuned into my live stream, you heard me call this mix akin to a summer’s day. The mix starts off hot and progressive with cuts from Solee, Innella and Colyn, and much like those lazy hot summer days, you get a high chance of violent and sudden energy outbursts, called thunderstorms. That comes along with tracks from Stephan Jolk and Woo York. After that, the clouds part and you’re left invigorated with a refreshed blast to carry you the rest of the day. Now that the weather forecast is done and over with, sit back and enjoy, your #SinfullyMixed Nights, starts now! Track List: Carant (Original Mix) - Solee (Ritter Butzke Records) The Beginning f. Luke Coulson (Extended Mix) - Luke Coulson, Arodes (DAYS like NIGHTS) Loss of Hope (Original Mix) - Innella (Afterlife Records) Wait For You (Original Mix)- Colyn (Afterlife Records) DNA (Original Mix) - Space Motion, Narah (Saturate) Shark In The Water (Original Mix) -Javi Tapia, Pressurized (Music Chemistry) Blossom (Original Mix) - Stephan Jolk (UPPERGROUND) Like A Pheonix (Original Mix) - Woo York (UPPERGROUND) Bariel (Original Mix) - Solee (Future Romance) Tuka Tu (Original Mix) - Space Motion, Lian Gold, Erika Krall, Silver Panda (Space Motion Records) Tuareg (Original Mix) - Claude Le Blanc (Scorpion Music)
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