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DJ EZ - BBC Radio 1 Residency 2021-02-22 is a DJ set by DJ EZ from 2021-02-23, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Ed Case - Something In Your Eyes (K-Warren Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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DJ EZ - BBC Radio 1 Residency 2021-02-22

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Tracklist

  1. 1
    Something In Your Eyes (K-Warren Remix)
    Ed Case
  2. 2
    Damage (Fabian Dubz Remix)
    H.E.R. · RCA Records
  3. 3
    Over Here (Sugar Shack Break Beat Funk)
    M Dubs · V2 Records
  4. 4
    Doing It Major
    Kobe Jt & Ghstly Xxvii
  5. 5
    Can U Feel It
    Mr. Reds
  6. 6
    Ready
    Zefer & The Illustration
  7. 7
    Diamond Rings
    X Presidents
  8. 8
    Speed It Up
    Sampladelic & The Phat Controlla
  9. 9
    What U Want
    Industry Standard · Self Released
  10. 10
    Dont Stop
    Gemi
  11. 11
    Things Just Started
    Anthill Mob
  12. 12
    Bassa Nova
    Hestia & Ozwald
  13. 13
    Bring Me Down (Stanton Warriors Remix)
    Zack Toms · Unda-Vybe
  14. 14
    We No Speak London
    Soulecta · Garage Shared
  15. 15
    Cheque One-Two
    Sunship · Filter Label
  16. 16
    Greece Dub
    Grizzly
  17. 17
    Body Killin (M Dubs Remix)
    Vincent J. Alvis
  18. 18
    Safe Bet
    Jawjii
  19. 19
    Hobsons Choice (Dub Plate Mix)
    Active Minds
  20. 20
    Golden (Zerofg Remix)
    Kara Marni
  21. 21
    Trancenavigation (Todd Edwards Vocal Of)
    Gintare
  22. 22
    Oh Baby (Stevie's Edit)
    Snazzy Trax
  23. 23
    Tell U
    Smokey Bubblin B

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