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eSQUIRE - House Music Podcast October 2019-10-03 is a DJ set by eSQUIRE from 2019-10-03, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Roberto Surace - Joys (Purple Disco Machine Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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eSQUIRE - House Music Podcast October 2019-10-03

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  1. 06:24
    Joys (Purple Disco Machine Remix)
    Roberto Surace · Defected Records
  2. 10:50
    Shined On Me
    CASSIMM · Glasgow Underground
  3. 15:55
    Hold Your Breath (GUZ Remix)
    Jack Wins · Axtone Records
  4. 20:30
    Speed Up (Kevin McKay & Qubiko & Funkerman Remix)
    Funkerman · Glasgow Underground
  5. 25:37
    Pump It Up
    Endor · Defected Records
  6. 30:59
    Keep On Rising (OFFAIAH Remix)
    Ian Carey · Spinnin' Deep
  7. 35:37
    Hooked
    Martin Ikin · Catch & Release
  8. 40:44
    Days Go By (Sammy Porter Remix)
    Dirty Vegas · NewState Music
  9. 45:21
    If You Were
    Danny Howard · Nothing Else Matters Records
  10. 49:52
    Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime
    MOGUAI · Heldeep Records
  11. 54:09
    I Was Lovin' You (Ben Rainey & James Godfrey Remix)
    James Hype · Good Company
  12. 58:07
    After Hours (VIP)
    M-22 & Kiara Nelson · 3Beat Records
  13. 1:02:59
    Teardrops
    eSQUIRE · NewState Music
  14. 1:07:30
    Neptune
    EDX · PinkStar Records
  15. 15
    One More Beginning
    Stuart Ojelay · Word of Mouth Records

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