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Sam Jones @ Area 2, Luminosity Beach Festival, Netherlands 2016-06-26 is a DJ set from 2016-07-30, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Astrix & RITMO - Ziran. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Sam Jones @ Area 2, Luminosity Beach Festival, Netherlands 2016-06-26

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times as the source listed them
  1. 01:30
    Ziran
    Astrix & RITMO · Iono Music
  2. 04:00
    Bound To Redshift 7 (2nd Phase Remix)
    M.I.K.E. Push · Grotesque Music
  3. 10:40
    Unknown
    Sam Jones · Damaged Records
  4. 12:50
    Teaser
    Basscannon & Reality Test · X7M Records
  5. 16:20
    Gravitational Waves
    Mark Sherry · Outburst Records
  6. 20:10
    Are You Ready?
    Michael Schumacher · Frequenzfabrik Records
  7. 23:24
    El Gato
    Bryan Kearney pres. Karney · Kearnage Recordings
  8. 25:35
    MajorMode Pt. 2
    Major7 & Vertical Mode · HOMmega Music
  9. 28:20
    Ritual
    Jordan Suckley · Damaged Records
  10. 32:52
    Pat Butcher
    Will Atkinson · Kearnage Recordings
  11. 34:50
    Pojd!
    Matt Ess · Ex-tract Records
  12. 43:15
    Brainstorm
    Sam Jones · Kearnage Recordings
  13. 45:35
    EYA
    Omiki & Morv
  14. 50:34
    Wilma
    Jordan Suckley & Sam Jones · Damaged Records
  15. 53:18
    In The Reds
    Cirez D · Mouseville Records
  16. 57:46
    Evoke
    Simon Patterson & Magnus · Who's Afraid Of 138?!
  17. 17
    Charlie Charlie
    Sam Jones · Damaged Records

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