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Martin Garrix - The Martin Garrix Show 406 2022-06-18 is a DJ set by Martin Garrix from 2022-06-18, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Clér Letiv - Hurt. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Martin Garrix - The Martin Garrix Show 406 2022-06-18

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  1. 00:37
    Hurt
    Clér Letiv · STMPD
  2. 03:52
    I Feel You
    Bhaskar & D-Groov & Galck · CONTROVERSIA
  3. 08:20
    Hagüe
    Tom & Collins · ARMADA
  4. 12:25
    Salvation
    Maur & GOODBOYS · SIGNAL >> SUPPLY
  5. 17:50
    Escape (John Summit Remix)
    Kx5 · MAU5TRAP
  6. 21:31
    Drown
    DONKONG & ALOTT · CRASH YOUR SOUND
  7. 24:30
    The Promoter
    Armand van Helden & Brittles · 3BEAT
  8. 27:36
    Lonely Heart
    Jax Jones & Martin Solveig pres. Europa · WUGD
  9. 30:30
    Keep On Rising (KVSH & Gancci Remix)
    Ian Carey · SPINNIN'
  10. 33:46
    Back Once More
    PAJANE · MUSICAL FREEDOM
  11. 36:09
    Feeling Of Falling
    TV Noise & The Inner Kids · STMPD
  12. 39:01
    Close To Me
    Liu & Sevek · STMPD
  13. 41:24
    Crazy What Love Can Do (Öwnboss Remix)
    David Guetta & Becky Hill & Ella Henderson · PARLOPHONE
  14. 44:33
    Just Some Loops
    Martin Garrix & TV Noise · SPINNIN'
  15. 48:11
    Phantom
    Aspyer · STMPD
  16. 50:55
    Need You
    LOOPERS · STMPD
  17. 53:03
    Better Off (Avian Grays Club Mix)
    Avian Grays · ARMADA
  18. 56:18
    Virus (How About Now)
    Martin Garrix & MOTi · SPINNIN'

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