1	303 South [Voodoo & Prayers]	Ed Wilman	
2	Lullaby of the Seraphim (Extended Mix)	Sebastian Sellares	Anjunadeep
3	Connection (Original Mix)	Emi Galvan, NOIYSE PROJECT	The Soundgarden
4	Really Love U (Analog Jungs Remix)	Kamilo Sanclemente	Univack
5	Agmoli (Alex O'Rion Remix)	Jiminy Hop	Meanwhile
6	What I Feel (TAYLAN Remix) [Hexagonal Music]	Joseph.N, Youssef lulev	
7	Epos (Original Mix)	Simos Tagias	Solis Records
8	Post Human (Original Mix)	Kamilo Sanclemente	Global Underground
9	Digital Mess - Strange Rain (Leandro Jaime Remix) [SLC-6 Music] 		
10	Nassaukade (Original Mix)	GMJ, Matter	Sudbeat Music
11	Future Generations (Original Mix)	Aske Izan	For A Memory
12	Wait For You (Extended Mix)	Bound to Divide	Sekora

Progressive Propulsions Chapter 27

Sergio Vilas has previously produced under Kube 72 and D00sh touring Germany, Poland, Czech Republic and America playing alongside artists like Carl Cox, Dave Clarke, DJ Rush, Technasia, Joris Voorn, Green Velvet and many more. 

Appearing on Subsensory Recordings, Teggno Records, Stripped and many more he has been able to produce the old style techno blending and bending the rules to make the sound he wants to. It is through this success that has helped him get continued support for his tracks and debut album ‘Route 94’ from Carl Cox, SLAM, Bryant Zentz, Adam Jay, Claude Young, Colin Dale and many others . Beatport also named it as their number one pick by the staff. 

A release for Record Store Day 2018 was supported by Carl Cox and Jaguar (Radio 1).

His track Detroit Day from his album Universal Child was championed by Carl . Cox, He later had the track by Jon Rundell, Jak and JGarrett. This was also supported by Carl Cox.

Sergio's love of all types of music will become more apparent as he sets to show how diverse his style really is with his new album Persistence, which is due for release on Dear Deer Records 3/08/2020. 

This album takes him back to his progressive days, taking inspiration from new and old,  the album will definitley raise a few eyebrows.

DJMag in Spain gave it a 7.7 and said it was a great album full of diversity, supported by John Digweed, Anthony Pappa and many more.

More releases are already in the pipeline for labels such as 1980 Recordings and Holy Grail Music.