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Mattskay @ Sirup Monday Sessions 2021-02-02 is a DJ set from 2021-02-02, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Bob Moses & ZHU - Desire (Vintage Culture & Kiko Franco Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Mattskay @ Sirup Monday Sessions 2021-02-02

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  1. 05:20
    Desire (Vintage Culture & Kiko Franco Remix)
    Bob Moses & ZHU · Domino Recording Company
  2. 09:40
    A Good One
    Market Memories · Suckmusic
  3. 14:20
    Lose Your Head (CamelPhat Remix)
    London Grammar · Ministry Of Sound Recordings
  4. 18:00
    Paradise (Cassian Remix)
    MEDUZA · Universal Island
  5. 22:40
    Be Someone (Cristoph Remix)
    CamelPhat & Jake Bugg · RCA Records
  6. 6
    Insomnia vs. Return To Oz (OLTI DJ Mashup)
    Faithless vs. Monolink & ARTBAT
  7. 7
    Insomnia (Acappella)
    Faithless · Sony BMG
  8. 29:00
    Return To Oz (ARTBAT Remix)
    Monolink · Embassy One
  9. 33:30
    Pancho Villa
    Kiko & Citizen Kain · Afterlife Recordings
  10. 39:10
    Let's Go Dancing (Hugo Cantarra Remix)
    Tiga vs. Audion · Turbo Recordings
  11. 43:55
    Dustpig
    Fabrication · Recovery Collective
  12. 49:40
    Hold Me To The Light (Tale Of Us Remix)
    KAS:ST · Afterlife Recordings
  13. 53:00
    Right Here, Right Now (CamelPhat Remix)
    Fatboy Slim · Toolroom Records
  14. 56:40
    Sweet Disposition (Gilles Bernies Bootleg)
    The Temper Trap · Sony BMG
  15. 15
    Yourself
    Mattskay · Sirup Music

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