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10 Most Downloaded Tracks: 2017
The Hour Has Come (01:51)Mario Duenas
From: Cosmic Crossword
(Self Produced)
Featured: 2017-04-29
70,213 downloads
Make It Rain Love My Way (5:17)Tony Adamo
From: Modern Soul Sauce
(Urbanzonerecords)
Featured: 2017-07-31
66,980 downloads
Nostalgia Op.1 (05:34)Giuseppe Millaci
From: Songbook
(Hypnote Records)
Featured: 2017-09-26
45,948 downloads
The Group of 7 (3:18)Ilios Steryannis
From: Bethany Project
(Self Produced)
Featured: 2017-09-28
7,758 downloads
Summer City (05:02)Teri Parker
From: In The Past
(Self Produced)
Featured: 2017-09-25
7,049 downloads
Higher Ground (5:36)Brian Kastan
From: Not So Standard
(Kastan Records)
Featured: 2017-11-02
6,715 downloads
Balcones (03:39)Javier García
From: Sudeste
(Pai Records)
Featured: 2017-01-19
6,428 downloads
Entanglement (5:22)Quantum Trio
From: Duality: Particles & Waves
(Nei Gong Music)
Featured: 2017-05-08
5,759 downloads
It Could Be The End (07:14)Sal La Rocca
From: It Could Be The End
(Igloo Records)
Featured: 2017-05-15
5,376 downloads
To Gaze Out The Cupola Module (3:39)Bryan and the Aardvarks
From: Sounds from the Deep Field
(Biophilia Records)
Featured: 2017-10-13
5,165 downloads
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