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Highup - Seeing Red Podcast 010 2020-07-22 is a DJ set by Highup from 2020-07-22, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Morgan Page & Mark Sixma - Our Song (Steff Da Campo Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Highup - Seeing Red Podcast 010 2020-07-22

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  1. 1
    Our Song (Steff Da Campo Remix)
    Morgan Page & Mark Sixma · Armada Music
  2. 2
    Good Example (ESH Remix)
    R3HAB & Andy Grammer · CYB3RPVNK
  3. 3
    Fly High
    Element7 · Revealed Radar
  4. 4
    If You Wanna
    Promise Land · Hexagon
  5. 5
    Another Level
    DITØ MØRE · Digital Complex Records
  6. 6
    Don't Stop
    TV Noise · STMPD RCRDS
  7. 7
    Cool
    HUGEL · Musical Freedom Records
  8. 8
    You & Me
    RetroVision · Time Machine
  9. 9
    Motivation
    Bassjackers · Smash The House
  10. 10
    Let Go
    Good Times Ahead & Tony Romera · Monstercat
  11. 11
    Drank
    Raven & Kreyn X RudeLies · Time Machine
  12. 12
    This Is Your Night (Eric Chase Remix)
    KCB · Central Station Records
  13. 13
    Block Party
    Mark Bale & Sam Collins · Playbox Music
  14. 14
    Shake It
    Mariline & Firevibe · LE Distribution
  15. 15
    I Need You To Know
    Armin van Buuren & Nicky Romero · Armind Recordings
  16. 16
    Lose It All
    Matt Nash · STMPD RCRDS
  17. 17
    The Darkness
    Mike Rivera & Buyakee · Lowded
  18. 18
    The March
    MAD M.A.C & Danny Ores · Generation Smash

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