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Stafford Brothers - Something Big 183 (Digital Farm Animals Artist Spotlight) 2016-09-05 is a DJ set by Stafford Brothers from 2016-09-05, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with The Aston Shuffle - Make A Wrong Thing Right. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Stafford Brothers

Stafford Brothers - Something Big 183 (Digital Farm Animals Artist Spotlight) 2016-09-05

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  1. 1
    Make A Wrong Thing Right
    The Aston Shuffle · Potion
  2. 2
    House Work
    Jax Jones · Polydor
  3. 3
    Addicted
    Dean Mason · Sosumi Records
  4. 4
    Want Me To Stay
    Jack Wins
  5. 5
    Higher
    Borgeous & Landis · Geousus Records
  6. 6
    Together (Kloake Remix)
    Together aka Thomas Bangalter & DJ Falcon · Roule
  7. 7
    Set The World
    Flatdisk · NoFace Records
  8. 8
    Copacabana
    Nari & Milani vs. Hiisak · Flamingo Recordings
  9. 9
    Straight Up
    MERCER
  10. 10
    Powertrip
    DallasK · Revealed Recordings
  11. 11
    Porcelain (SICK INDIVIDUALS Remix)
    Moby · Revealed Recordings
  12. 12
    Rhythm Is Love
    Holl & Rush · Metanoia Music
  13. 13
    Primer
    DubVision · Revealed Recordings
  14. 14
    Millionaire
    Cash Cash & Digital Farm Animals · Big Beat Records
  15. 15
    Stronger Than Me
    Amy Winehouse · Island Records UK
  16. 16
    Wanna Know
    Digital Farm Animals · Sony Music Entertainment
  17. 17
    Rapture
    iio · United Recordings

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