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George Acosta @ Lost World 411 (Mansion Miami, United States) 2012-08-16 is a DJ set from 2012-08-17, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Miike Snow - Devil's Work (Dirty South Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

George Acosta @ Lost World 411 (Mansion Miami, United States) 2012-08-16

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Tracklist

  1. 05:00
    Devil's Work (Dirty South Remix)
    Miike Snow · PHAZING RECORDS
  2. 2
    Daddy (LA Riots Remix)
    Emeli Sande · CAPITOL RECORDS
  3. 3
    Where Have You Been (Hardwell Remix)
    Rihanna
  4. 4
    Waiting 4 An African Drop (Gerry Cueto Mashup)
    Red Hot Chili Peppers vs. Rob Marmot & My Digital Enemy & Tom Staar
  5. 5
    Years ( Vocal Mix)
    Alesso · REFUNE RECORDS
  6. 6
    Bong Feelings For You (Kike Cruz Mashup)
    Deniz Koyu vs. Avicii & Sebastien Drums
  7. 7
    Lights (Feenixpawl Bootleg)
    Ellie Goulding · FREE TRACK/POLYDOR
  8. 8
    Cold As An Atom (George Acosta Mashup)
    Foreigner vs. Nari Milani
  9. 9
    Silhouettes On Me (George Acosta Mashup)
    Avicii vs. Mike Perry
  10. 10
    Human Mercy (George Acosta Mashup)
    Kanye West vs. Zedd & Nicky Romero
  11. 11
    Ones Upon A Spectrum (George Acosta Mashup)
    Zedd vs. Carl Kennedy & Tony Romera
  12. 12
    Trigger Polkadots In Amsterdam (George Acosta Mashup)
    Afrojack
  13. 13
    Feel
    Third Party & Cicada · SIZE RECORDS
  14. 14
    We Got This
    George Acosta · DIM MAK RECORDS

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