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This week’s episode of Mike Williams On Track contains brand new music by Lucas & Steve, Kaskade, Don Diablo and many more. I hope you enjoy episode #133 and let me know in the comments what's your favorite track!

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Mike Williams On Track #133

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Literally from A to Z; that is the amount of control Mike Williams has over his career. From the first note that he has ever written to the smallest detail in his live shows; the commitment toward everything that his fans get to experience is seemingly endless.

As one of the very few artists to break through with a signature sound it has been the distinctive ‘bounce’ that Mike Williams’ has perfected since. And while this was the start of a whirlwind adventure within the global electronic music scene Mike’s true trademarks have always been a sense of serenity and his ever-present modesty.

I compile music from all walk's of life. there's something here for everybody. All of  it is in the"Liked" section of my profile, I hope I can introduce anyone to something new. I'll probably be updating and be making more playlists at some time I don't know when hopefully soon.

First, it was MusicDAB, then Bengston, then MusicDAB and now it's Bengston again :)

- About me:
Hi! I'm a producer Denmark. I produce music in FL Studio. I've always loved music, and I put my heart into every single track. With every track I make, I want to tell a story (even if it's just about me having a hard time falling asleep). When I'm not making music I read, I practice Taekwondo or I have fun with my two best friends. I have a thing for Japanese music - I love the chord progressions and the atmosphere in Japanese music as well as the composers' ability to modulate from key to key in a song. Therefore, I get some of my inspiration from Japanese music (especially Joe Hisaishi). I get my main inspiration from artists like Avicii, John Mayer, M83, The Killers, Martin Garrix.

- If you have any questions or want to contact me, we can get in touch here: bengston@bengston.dk

- Supported by:
Hardwell, Don Diablo, Mike Williams, Steve Void, UXN, Summer Sounds, Andreas Langvad, Arkis, Aleco, and Fërry.

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