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Apster @ Storm Electronic Music Festival, China 2016-10-02 is a DJ set from 2016-10-03, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with La Fuente & Apster - Stickup. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Apster @ Storm Electronic Music Festival, China 2016-10-02

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  1. 1
    Stickup
    La Fuente & Apster · Wall Recordings
  2. 2
    Redlights (D-Wayne Remix)
    Tiësto · PM:AM Recordings
  3. 3
    Drop That
    Afrojack & Apster · Wall Recordings
  4. 4
    Get It In
    Apster · Wall Recordings
  5. 5
    Sweet Nothing ( Acappella)
    Calvin Harris · Victory Dance
  6. 6
    Ante Up
    Deorro & MAKJ
  7. 7
    Good Grief (Don Diablo Remix)
    Bastille · Virgin Records
  8. 8
    Jumping Jack
    Justin Mylo · Spinnin' Records
  9. 9
    No Money (MOTi Remix)
    Galantis · Big Beat Records
  10. 10
    F.E.A.R.
    Henry Fong & Halfway House · Fly Eye Records
  11. 11
    This Is What You Came For (R3hab & Henry Fong Remix)
    Calvin Harris · Sony Music Entertainment
  12. 12
    On The Floor Like
    Bassjackers & Joe Ghost · Spinnin' Records
  13. 13
    Howl At The Moon
    Stadiumx & Taylr Renee · Protocol Recordings
  14. 14
    Get Down
    Jauz X Eptic · Spinnin' Records
  15. 15
    The Funkatron
    Robbie Rivera vs. Tom Staar · Axtone Records
  16. 16
    In My Mind Light It Up (Michael Woods Mashup)
    Ivan Gough & Feenixpawl & Axwell vs. Starkillers & Dmitri KO & Michael Woods
  17. 17
    Derp
    Bassjackers & MAKJ · Hysteria Records

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