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Thomas Newson & Olly James - Federation Radio 003 2016-03-03 is a DJ set by Thomas Newson & Olly James from 2016-03-03, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Aiden Francis - I Wanna Move. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Thomas Newson & Olly James

Thomas Newson & Olly James - Federation Radio 003 2016-03-03

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  1. 05:25
    I Wanna Move
    Aiden Francis · Fated Records
  2. 08:38
    Anxur
    Abedz & Stulp Fiction · Binary Music
  3. 11:17
    Found Out
    Endor
  4. 15:02
    Mad World (Jelle Slump Remix)
    Hardwell · Revealed Recordings
  5. 17:52
    Be Together (Dytone Remix)
    Major Lazer · Mad Decent
  6. 21:15
    Good To You (Crusy Remix)
    Jeniro & Lex & Wood · Arcadia Records
  7. 24:22
    Love Again
    Olly James & LoaX · Revealed Recordings
  8. 27:45
    Castles In The Sky (Olly James Bootleg)
    Ian Van Dahl
  9. 30:56
    Loneliness (Olly James Bootleg)
    Tomcraft · Kosmo Records
  10. 34:38
    Yeah (Olly James Remix)
    Usher · Arista
  11. 38:00
    Birds Eye
    CVR
  12. 41:03
    Together (Wiwek Remix)
    Joey Beltram · Halocyan Records
  13. 44:04
    Bring The 80s Back
    Futuristic
  14. 47:26
    Funky Time
    Dannic & HIIO · Fonk Recordings
  15. 50:34
    Banga (Thomas Newson Edit)
    Asonn · Revealed Recordings
  16. 54:08
    Hotline Zuma Bling (Thomas Newson Mashup)
    Drake vs. Mark Martins & Victor Porfidio
  17. 17
    VIP's
    Skrillex & MUST DIE! · OWSLA

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