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Delayers - Heroes Radioshow #130 2016-08-01 is a DJ set by Delayers from 2016-08-09, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Don Diablo & Steve Aoki x Lush & Simon - What We Started. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Delayers - Heroes Radioshow #130 2016-08-01

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  1. 1
    What We Started
    Don Diablo & Steve Aoki x Lush & Simon · Hexagon
  2. 2
    Catching On
    Elephante · Elephante Music
  3. 3
    On & On (Ale Q Remix)
    Arston · Armada Trice
  4. 4
    Rhythm
    Execute · Flamingo Recordings
  5. 5
    Funky Freedom
    Gil Sanders · Musical Madness
  6. 6
    Work From Home (Brooks Remix)
    Fifth Harmony
  7. 7
    Good Grief (Don Diablo Remix)
    Bastille · Virgin Records
  8. 8
    Fire Inside
    Apashe & RIOT · Kannibalen Records
  9. 9
    Wicked!
    Zeskullz · No Tomorrow Recordings
  10. 10
    Roll Up
    LOOPERS · WOLV Records
  11. 11
    Ready 2 Rumble
    Nicky Romero · Protocol Recordings
  12. 12
    Dodge
    Delayers · Big & Dirty Recordings
  13. 13
    Let Me Be The One
    GLN · Guru Recordings
  14. 14
    Phoenix (We Rise)
    Tom Swoon & DANK · Ultra Music
  15. 15
    Du What U Du (Trentemøller Remix)
    Yoshimoto · UNO. Recordings
  16. 16
    Wanna Love You (A.K. Remix)
    BORGEOUS
  17. 17
    Rip N Dip (Kill The Noise Remix)
    Getter · OWSLA
  18. 18
    Let It Go (Retrohandz Remix)
    Delayers · Universal Music Group
  19. 19
    Purple Lamborghini
    Skrillex & Rick Ross · Atlantic Records

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