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James Wiles - The Saturday Night Warm-Up - Electric Radio 2022-02-26 is a DJ set by James Wiles from 2022-02-27, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Alexis Knox - Think About It. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

James Wiles

James Wiles - The Saturday Night Warm-Up - Electric Radio 2022-02-26

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  1. 00:00
    Think About It
    Alexis Knox · PERFECT HAVOC
  2. 03:21
    Like It How It Is (DLMT Remix)
    Aviella · DIM MAK
  3. 06:26
    Don't Tell Me Lies
    Tom Ferry & Emiah · ONE SEVEN
  4. 09:34
    Celebrate
    Sammy Porter & Karen Harding · SPEAKERBOX
  5. 13:25
    Love Again
    Chaney · TOOLROOM
  6. 17:29
    Your Dreams
    Low Steppa · SUBJEKT
  7. 20:07
    Waiting
    Huxley · TOOLROOM
  8. 24:48
    History
    Max Styler · SPINNIN'
  9. 30:10
    Coming Home
    Vintage Culture & Leftwing : Kody · MUSICAL FREEDOM
  10. 34:48
    Healing
    Fancy Inc & Kryder · SPINNIN'
  11. 39:55
    This Feeling
    Eden Prince & Alex Mills · GOOD COMPANY
  12. 44:42
    Horny
    Mousse T & Hot 'N' Juicy ‎ · PEPPERMINT JAM
  13. 46:08
    Push The Feeling On
    Nightcrawlers · ISLAND
  14. 47:32
    In And Out Of My Life (Armand van Helden Remix)
    Tonja Dantzler · DEFECTED
  15. 48:33
    Rendez-Vu
    Basement Jaxx · XL
  16. 50:01
    Nothing But Love
    Axwell · AXTONE
  17. 52:03
    Send Me There
    Paul Parsons
  18. 55:44
    Love Is All I Got
    Rubber People · SAFARI MUSIC

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