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Jam Hill - Hotmixradio Dance - Week 61 2020-10-24 is a DJ set by Jam Hill from 2020-10-25, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Alex Preston & Rion S - Love Somebody. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Jam Hill - Hotmixradio Dance - Week 61 2020-10-24

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  1. 03:38
    Love Somebody
    Alex Preston & Rion S · Toolroom Records
  2. 07:39
    Get On Down
    Mark Funk · Cruise Music
  3. 10:54
    State Of Affairs (20_20 Revision)
    DJ Mes · Guesthouse Music
  4. 15:03
    Freak It & Say It
    Block & Crown & Marc Rousso · Rawtone Black
  5. 19:12
    Suga (David Penn Remix)
    Technasia & Green Velvet · Toolroom Records
  6. 23:47
    Church Lady (Paul Adam Club Remix)
    Dennis Ferrer · King Street Sounds
  7. 27:50
    Disco 3000
    Leon · Hot Creations
  8. 33:06
    Falling Deep
    Ordonez & Rion S · Simma Black
  9. 36:36
    Te Quiero Para Mi (Midnight City Remix)
    Bubs · All Night Long
  10. 40:47
    I Believe (Marco Lys Remix)
    K London Posse · 4 To The Floor Records
  11. 43:54
    Take Me
    Brokenears · House 'n Chips
  12. 45:52
    Good Love
    Carl Booth · Freakin909 Records
  13. 50:31
    Caught In Your Rhythm
    GotSome · Toolroom Records
  14. 53:52
    I Will Never
    Angelo Ferreri & Alessio Cala' · Senssual Records
  15. 57:14
    On A Ragga Tip (Amy Lauren VIP Remix)
    SL2 · XL Recordings
  16. 16
    Make You Sweat
    Chapter & Verse · Deep Tech Los Angeles

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