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Dannic - Fonk Radio 013 2016-12-07 is a DJ set by Dannic from 2016-12-07, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Cassius - Go Up (Butch Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Dannic - Fonk Radio 013 2016-12-07

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  1. 05:01
    Go Up (Butch Remix)
    Cassius · Polydor
  2. 09:48
    Work Your Body
    ID
  3. 13:38
    Get Down Tonight (Beamers Bootleg)
    KC aka Krzysztof Chochlow & The Sunshine Band
  4. 17:07
    Billie Jean vs That Bell (Brainless Booty)
    Michael Jackson vs Funkerman
  5. 19:38
    Silly Games
    Shermanology · Dirty Soul Music
  6. 22:36
    Mamba
    Alex Guesta · SPRS
  7. 24:52
    Wild Whistle (Dannic Mashup)
    Sick Individuals vs Sia
  8. 28:22
    Drums Of Tobago
    Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano & Eddie Thoneick · Armada Music
  9. 31:21
    La Chitarra
    Mathieu Gocher, Havoc & Lawn
  10. 33:53
    I Need You
    Tom Tyger & Melsen · Protocol Recordings
  11. 36:30
    They Can’t Stop Us (Mr. Thomas Remix)
    Stephan Amount
  12. 39:40
    El Hacha
    Dave Ruthwell
  13. 42:44
    Epyon
    Antheros
  14. 45:45
    Ya Amar
    Matisse & Sadko · Monomark Music
  15. 48:50
    Doing It Right
    LoaX
  16. 51:57
    Blueprint
    Dannic & SICK INDIVIDUALS · Revealed Recordings
  17. 54:30
    Tribalism
    Nightro
  18. 57:36
    Kaanga
    Nicky Miles & Petkis
  19. 19
    Move
    Dannic & We AM · Fonk Recordings

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