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MAKJ - Revolution Radio Show 256 2018-04-02 is a DJ set by MAKJ from 2018-04-02, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Cheat Codes & Danny Quest - NSFW. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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MAKJ - Revolution Radio Show 256 2018-04-02

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  1. 03:39
    NSFW
    Cheat Codes & Danny Quest · 300 Entertainment
  2. 07:47
    Kurupt
    Tchami & Malaa · Confession
  3. 13:48
    P.Y.T. vs. Done For Me (DJ Spider Bootleg)
    Michael Jackson vs. Charlie Puth ft. Kehlani
  4. 16:37
    Ōkami
    Blinders · STMPD RCRDS
  5. 18:13
    Turn It Around (Danny Diggz Hype Edit)
    Merk & Kremont · Future House Music
  6. 20:47
    Mirror
    Broiler · Sky Music
  7. 22:59
    Ric Flair Drip (Mister Gray Moombahton Remix)
    21 Savage & Offset & Metro Boomin · Epic Records
  8. 26:16
    4 Days
    Belly · Roc Nation
  9. 29:06
    Badd (MAKJ & Max Styler Remix)
    Ying Yang Twins · TVT Records
  10. 33:01
    Freaky Friday
    Lil Dicky · BMG
  11. 36:22
    Lemon (Drake Remix)
    N.E.R.D. · Columbia Records
  12. 40:06
    Alone
    Halsey · Astralwerks
  13. 42:30
    9.22
    Vory · Electric Feel
  14. 46:33
    No
    Alison Wonderland · EMI Australia
  15. 49:11
    MDR
    Party Favor X Baauer · Area 25
  16. 51:06
    Magenta Riddim (ETC!ETC! & Jay Silva Remix)
    DJ Snake
  17. 54:45
    The Mob
    RIOT · Monstercat
  18. 57:28
    Aiwa
    RIOT · Monstercat
  19. 19
    Dracarys
    Deorro & Dirty Audio · Monstercat

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