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Breathe Carolina - Breathe Radio 079 2017-01-13 is a DJ set by Breathe Carolina from 2017-02-11, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Armin van Buuren & Garibay - I Need You ( Club Mix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Breathe Carolina - Breathe Radio 079 2017-01-13

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  1. 05:41
    I Need You ( Club Mix)
    Armin van Buuren & Garibay · Armind Recordings
  2. 11:56
    La Luna
    Jude & Frank · PornoStar Records
  3. 13:40
    Antidote vs. Ghost 'N' Sharks (Breathe Carolina Mashup)
    Travis Scott vs. Jauz x Ghastly
  4. 15:15
    F#cking Wild
    Audiotricz · Revealed Recordings
  5. 19:45
    Is It Over (Izecold Remix)
    Disco Fries & Shanahan · Enhanced Music
  6. 24:22
    Work Your Body
    Funkerman & Cooperated Souls · Flamingo Recordings
  7. 27:22
    Grande Opera
    Jewelz & Sparks · Revealed Recordings
  8. 34:07
    You Said It All
    Rodrigo Deem · Enhanced Progressive
  9. 38:33
    Take Me Away
    ANG · Maxximize Records
  10. 41:30
    Party Till The Daylight
    Hardwell · Revealed Recordings
  11. 44:55
    Vibrations
    Ephwurd · Musical Freedom Records
  12. 47:53
    Make Electro Great Again
    Yultron
  13. 51:00
    Paris
    The Chainsmokers · Disruptor Records
  14. 55:15
    Mirrors
    Luke Anders & Michele C · Ensis Records
  15. 15
    Can't Take It
    Breathe Carolina & Bassjackers · Spinnin' Records

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