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Tale Of Us @ Coco Maya Beach, The BPM Festival, Mexico 2013-01-07 is a DJ set from 2013-01-10, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Clara Moto - Deer & Fox (dOP 5396 East Street Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Tale Of Us @ Coco Maya Beach, The BPM Festival, Mexico 2013-01-07

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  1. 05:00
    Deer & Fox (dOP 5396 East Street Remix)
    Clara Moto
  2. 14:00
    Reno
    Marcus Worgull · Innervisions
  3. 18:00
    Konrad Gets Lost On The Way To DC 10
    Troy Pierce
  4. 23:00
    Skeksis
    Alan Fitzpatrick · Drumcode Records
  5. 27:00
    Inside Animal Minds
    Mano Le Tough
  6. 28:00
    There Will Be Singing (DJ Koze Remix)
    Efdemin · Dial Records
  7. 32:00
    Dark & Lovely
    T.O.S.
  8. 36:00
    Melancholiebe
    Todd Bodine · Memento Records
  9. 41:00
    Coma Berenices
    Matthias Vogt
  10. 47:00
    The Leopard (Extrawelt Remix)
    Minilogue
  11. 52:00
    Sex Drive (Jon Convex Remix)
    Jimmy Edgar · Hotflush Recordings
  12. 56:00
    Another Earth
    Tale Of Us · Minus
  13. 1:03:00
    DRGN
    Recondite · Hotflush Recordings
  14. 1:12:00
    Heimat (Robag Wruhme Turmkolle Rekksmow)
    Kollektiv Turmstrasse · Connaisseur Recordings
  15. 1:18:00
    Hardbody
    Scuba · Hotflush Recordings
  16. 1:22:00
    Flash (Pachanga Boys Hippie Dance)
    Slove
  17. 17
    Ghetto
    Kingpin Cartel · Pure Plastic

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