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Roger Slato & Glazersound @ Glazersoun RadioShow Episode #156 2016-10-25 is a DJ set from 2016-10-28, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Leroy Styles & Anfisa Letyago - Stop Talking (Daddy's Groove Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Roger Slato & Glazersound @ Glazersoun RadioShow Episode #156 2016-10-25

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Tracklist

  1. 1
    Stop Talking (Daddy's Groove Remix)
    Leroy Styles & Anfisa Letyago · Spinnin' Premium
  2. 2
    All We Know ( Puller & Simone Castagna Remix)
    The Chainsmokers · Columbia Records
  3. 3
    I'm Leaving (Gregori Hawk & Antoine Delvig Remix)
    Tom Swoon & Mosimann · Zouk Recordings
  4. 4
    Breathe It In
    Savi · Enhanced Music
  5. 5
    Faith
    Loudan
  6. 6
    What We Started
    Don Diablo & Steve Aoki x Lush & Simon · Hexagon
  7. 7
    Starboy ( DJ Junior & Roger Slato Remix)
    The Weeknd · Republic Records
  8. 8
    Still Falling For You (Jonas Blue Remix)
    Ellie Goulding
  9. 9
    Restart ( Extended Deep Mix 2016)
    Danny Better & Roger Slato · R3START
  10. 10
    World Hold On (Bob Sinclar Cover)
    Natasha Baccardi
  11. 11
    Everywhere ( Dimofat 'n' Dabool Remix)
    Fadi & Klinko vs. Roger Slato · R3START
  12. 12
    Burning
    Bob Sinclar & Daddy's Groove · Spinnin' Records
  13. 13
    Feel The Love (Mike Williams Remix)
    Janieck · Spinnin' Remixes
  14. 14
    Follow (Roger Slato Bootleg)
    Mike Hawkins · Armada Music
  15. 15
    Rhythm Is Love
    Holl & Rush · Metanoia Music

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