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Thomas Gold - Fanfare Radioshow 208 2016-06-09 is a DJ set by Thomas Gold from 2016-06-10, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Divolly & Markward vs. Showbiz - Sicario. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Thomas Gold - Fanfare Radioshow 208 2016-06-09

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  1. 03:45
    Sicario
    Divolly & Markward vs. Showbiz
  2. 06:33
    Mantra (Fraanklyn & Simon De Jano & Madwill Remix)
    Michael Feiner · Axtone Records
  3. 10:36
    Sound Of Love
    Televisor · The Bearded Man
  4. 13:57
    Blue Sky
    Cazzette · PRMD Records
  5. 17:49
    U Are
    Paul Oakenfold x BRKLYN x Amba Shepherd · THRIVE Music
  6. 21:04
    Can't Fight It
    Quintino x Cheat Codes · Spinnin' Records
  7. 23:51
    I'm In Love (Tom Swoon Remix)
    Djerem · Flamingo Recordings
  8. 25:53
    Good Times (Rowen Reecks Remix)
    Tim Arisu · BOOM TSJAK
  9. 29:54
    Crocodile Tears
    Kryder · Axtone Records
  10. 32:30
    2 Step
    Vato Gonzalez
  11. 35:16
    Camino Del Sol
    Nari & Milani vs. Hiisak · Doorn Records
  12. 38:49
    Happiness
    Sagan · Hexagon
  13. 42:00
    Koe
    Jegers & Jean Beatz · Showland
  14. 45:55
    Diamond Eyes
    Wrechiski · ZeroThree Music
  15. 49:07
    Scope
    Jochen Miller · Armada Trice
  16. 52:40
    Hold Up
    Tom & Jame · Fonk Recordings
  17. 56:42
    You'll See Me (Stadiumx Remix)
    Moguai · Tonspiel
  18. 18
    Dark World
    Serge Landar · Majestic Family Records

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