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Hardwell - Hardwell On Air 264 2016-04-22 is a DJ set by Hardwell from 2016-04-22, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Alex Newell & DJ Cassidy & Jess Glynne - Kill The Lights (Audien Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Hardwell - Hardwell On Air 264 2016-04-22

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  1. 04:11
    Kill The Lights (Audien Remix)
    Alex Newell & DJ Cassidy & Jess Glynne · Big Beat Records
  2. 07:46
    Tom's Diner (Bingo Players 2016 Re-Work)
    Bingo Players · Spinnin' Remixes
  3. 10:46
    Bounce
    KURA · Revealed Recordings
  4. 13:39
    Firewall
    Jayden Jaxx · Revealed Recordings
  5. 17:42
    Something About You
    Paris Blohm · Revealed Recordings
  6. 21:09
    Faded (Hardwell Remix)
    Alan Walker · NoCopyrightSounds Manchester
  7. 25:10
    Pull The Switch
    Alpharock & 7Skies · Maxximize Records
  8. 25:10
    Discopolis (DubVision Bootleg)
    Lifelike & Kris Menace · Defected Records
  9. 31:31
    Follow Me (I Need Ya)
    R3SPAWN
  10. 35:16
    Shockwave
    Suyano & Rivero · Revealed Recordings
  11. 38:31
    No Money (Tom & Jame Bootleg)
    Galantis · Big Beat Records
  12. 42:46
    Apache
    Dirty Ducks · Mirage Records
  13. 45:08
    Balangala (Afrojack Edit)
    KIIDA · Wall Recordings
  14. 48:50
    Silmarillia
    Blasterjaxx · Maxximize Records
  15. 52:27
    Genesis
    Levi & Suiss & TIM-BER
  16. 16
    Jackal
    Maddix

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