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Korolova @ Budapest Calling, Hungary 2022-04-22 is a DJ set from 2022-04-22, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Korolova - Good Evening, We Are From Ukraine. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong, and 1 is unknown. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Korolova @ Budapest Calling, Hungary 2022-04-22

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  1. 00:00
    Good Evening, We Are From Ukraine
    Korolova
  2. 03:00
    Angel 1
    Anyma & Innellea · AFTERLIFE
  3. 08:30
    Cherry Garden (The Organism Remix)
    Serge Proshe & July Vitraniuk · ORGANIC TUNES
  4. 14:30
    Kreatur Der Nacht (Maceo Plex Remix)
    Solomun · NINL
  5. 19:00
    Sweet Disposition
    Gundamea & Korolova · ARMADA ELECTRONIC ELEMENTS
  6. 25:30
    Silenced
    CamelPhat · RCA
  7. 32:00
    Confronted Reality
    Innellea · AFTERLIFE
  8. 37:30
    Tell It To My Heart (Massano Remix)
    MEDUZA · ISLAND
  9. 44:00
    The Mirage
    Agents Of Time · AFTERLIFE
  10. 48:00
    Jatayu
    Colyn · CERCLE
  11. 53:30
    Our Space
    ARTBAT & Dino Lenny · UPPERGROUND
  12. 59:00
    Symphony
    Alexander Alar & Korolova · AFTR:HRS
  13. 1:05:25
    Rover
    Two Are · ARMADA ELECTRONIC ELEMENTS
  14. 1:11:15
    Unknown track
    not identified in this tracklist
  15. 1:17:00
    Taraka (Korolova & Two Are Remix)
    GORDO · ULTRA
  16. 1:23:00
    Twisted Voice
    Space Motion · SPACE MOTION
  17. 1:29:00
    The Feeling
    Massano · RUNNING CLOUDS
  18. 1:34:00
    Age Of Love
    ARTBAT & Pete Tong · MINISTRY OF SOUND

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