MixTracklist
Sign inIdentify a mix
1001Tracklists · unverifiedList only19 trackswith timestamps2013-03-17

Carl Cox @ Day 2, Ultra Music Festival Miami, United States 2013-03-16 is a DJ set from 2013-03-17, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Loco Dice - Neurotox. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Carl Cox @ Day 2, Ultra Music Festival Miami, United States 2013-03-16

Save
Have the audio? Paste any SoundCloud link of this set and MixTracklist identifies every track.
  • Every track identified from the audio, with a timestamp and a confidence score
  • Label and release year, waveform and the player
  • Its page then replaces this list for everyone
Identify a mix

Tracklist

times as the source listed them
  1. 1
    Neurotox
    Loco Dice · DESOLAT MUSIC GROUP
  2. 11:00
    Cockblockin' Beats
    DJ T-1000
  3. 16:50
    Drugs & Bombs
    Rafa Barrios · KD MUSIC
  4. 4
    Let's Get Hot
    BrEaCh · DIRTYBIRD RECORDS
  5. 5
    Screamer
    Eric D
  6. 39:00
    Empty Line
    Sergy Casttle · TECHNORESISTANCE RECORDS
  7. 45:00
    Now Let Me See You Work (Trevor Rockcliffe Remix)
    Joe Brunning · BUSH RECORDS
  8. 49:00
    Rebate
    Sergio Vilas · SUBSENSORY RECORDINGS
  9. 58:00
    On My Beats
    Elio Riso
  10. 1:15:00
    Black Out
    Elio Riso
  11. 1:18:00
    Paraiba
    Gforty · BUSH RECORDS
  12. 1:49:00
    Sixth Floor (Trevor Rockcliffe Remix)
    Andy Slate
  13. 1:55:00
    Ramp Getting Nailed
    The Japanese Popstars
  14. 2:00:00
    The Katt
    Affani · BUSH RECORDS
  15. 2:13:00
    Tears Of Tender
    Ferhat Albayrak · INTEC DIGITAL
  16. 2:20:00
    Devils Dance
    Joe Brunning · BUSH RECORDS
  17. 2:29:00
    Brooklyn Hangover
    Nicole Moudaber · INTEC DIGITAL
  18. 2:43:00
    Feelin' (Christian Smith Remix)
    Marc Romboy · TRONIC MUSIC
  19. 19
    Road Techno
    Elio Riso · INTEC DIGITAL

A doubtful row is a track that appears in an unusually large share of public tracklists, which usually means it was identified wrongly.