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eSQUIRE - House Music Podcast 011 2012-07-18 is a DJ set by eSQUIRE from 2012-07-18, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Soulmagic - Someone Like You. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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eSQUIRE - House Music Podcast 011 2012-07-18

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  1. 1
    Someone Like You
    Soulmagic · SOULMAGIC
  2. 2
    Goodbye Fly
    Joris Voorn · REJECTED
  3. 3
    Lose Control (eSQUIRE Movin Kind Of Fast Remix)
    Mancini (ManJas)
  4. 4
    On The Run
    Crazibiza & Olav Basoski
  5. 5
    You Got To Release (Rivaz Back To The House Remix)
    Samuele Sartini & Peyton · D:VISION RECORDS
  6. 6
    And The Music Began To Play (eSQUIRE Nufunk Remix)
    Jay C
  7. 7
    Let It Go
    Frater & Stent
  8. 8
    I Do
    Federico Scavo · TOOLROOM RECORDS
  9. 9
    Just One More Time Baby
    Chocolate Puma & Firebeatz · SPINNIN' RECORDS
  10. 10
    Love Me
    Stonebridge & Chris Kaeser & Krista Richards · HED KANDI RECORDS
  11. 11
    Colors (Antranig Remix)
    Shawnee Taylor · SUBLIMINAL RECORDS
  12. 12
    Sparks
    Fedde Le Grand & Nicky Romero · FLAMINGO RECORDINGS
  13. 13
    Frequency (Those Usual Suspects Remix)
    Digital LAB
  14. 14
    Sending My Mozaik (Diogo Monteiro Bootleg)
    Michael Calfan vs. R3hab & Swanky Tunes
  15. 15
    Timebomb (Dada Vocal Remix)
    Kylie Minogue
  16. 16
    Let The Sunshine 2012 (Tocadisco Remix)
    Milk & Sugar · MILK & SUGAR RECORDINGS
  17. 17
    Unclear Mechanics
    UMEK · TOOLROOM RECORDS

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