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Glazersound & Paul Vice @ Glazersound Radio Episode #127, Italy 2016-04-12 is a DJ set from 2016-04-12, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Dr. Kucho! vs. Gregor Salto vs. Lucas & Steve vs. The Weeknd - Can't Feel My Game (Alex Mojito Mashup). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Glazersound & Paul Vice @ Glazersound Radio Episode #127, Italy 2016-04-12

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  1. 1
    Can't Feel My Game (Alex Mojito Mashup)
    Dr. Kucho! vs. Gregor Salto vs. Lucas & Steve vs. The Weeknd
  2. 2
    Adventure Of A Calinda 2k15 ( Alex Mojito 2k16 Edit)
    Lucas & Steve vs. Coldplay & Cid
  3. 3
    Don't Deja Vu (Alex Mojito Mashup)
    Ed Sheeran & Don Diablo vs. Dvbbs & Joey Dale & Delora
  4. 4
    Milky Way vs. Bbhmm (Alex Mojito Mashup)
    Madison Mars vs. Rihanna
  5. 5
    Power
    Third Party · Size Records
    Beatport
  6. 6
    Lyra
    Paris & Simo X Misha K
  7. 7
    Party People
    Shapov vs. MEG & NERAK · Axtone Records
    Beatport
  8. 8
    Consequences
    Jebu · Refune Records
  9. 9
    Teenage Crime Temptation ( Paul Vice Bootleg)
    Still Young & Simon De Jano & Madwill
  10. 10
    Barricade
    Axwell · Axtone Records
    Beatport
  11. 11
    Nation
    Third Party
  12. 12
    You (Still Young Remix)
    Galantis · Big Beat Records
    Beatport
  13. 13
    NY 2 LA ( VIP Mix)
    Lush & Simon vs. Paris & Simo · Dim Mak Records
    Beatport
  14. 14
    Behemoth
    EC Twins · Bonerizing Records

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