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Lost Frequencies - Lost Radio Show 225 2021-10-22 is a DJ set by Lost Frequencies from 2021-12-22, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Funky Fool - Ridin' High. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Lost Frequencies - Lost Radio Show 225 2021-10-22

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  1. 00:27
    Ridin' High
    Funky Fool · FOUND FREQUENCIES
  2. 03:45
    Take Me
    Lackmus · FOUND FREQUENCIES
  3. 07:27
    Where Are You Now
    Lost Frequencies · EPIC AMSTERDAM
  4. 10:15
    Summer Never Ends
    PBH & Jack & Hannah Boleyn · HELDEEP
  5. 13:30
    Save The Day
    Jon Sine & Robin Vane · FOUND FREQUENCIES
  6. 18:00
    Tequila (Lost Frequencies Remix)
    Jax Jones & Martin Solveig pres. Europa · POLYDOR
  7. 21:00
    Old Town Road (HUGEL Remix)
    Lil Nas X · COLUMBIA
  8. 24:30
    Tan Chevrolet
    Oscar House & FROZT & Gregory Dillon · FOUND FREQUENCIES
  9. 27:50
    Taste Your Love
    Pretty Pink · FOUND FREQUENCIES
  10. 32:30
    Voy A Bailar
    Dennis Cartier & Aurelios & Diego Antoine · FOUND FREQUENCIES
  11. 36:00
    Reasons
    Re-Type · FOUND FREQUENCIES
  12. 40:30
    Dream Of You
    Mähr · FOUND FREQUENCIES
  13. 44:30
    The Great Unknown
    Balmer · HELDEEP
  14. 48:20
    Open Up
    Felguk & Ingek · ARMADA
  15. 51:00
    Cry
    MAGNUS (UK) · SPINNIN' NEXT
  16. 54:30
    Balearic Mornings
    HI-LO & Reinier Zonneveld · FILTH ON ACID

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