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Martin Garrix - Martin Garrix Radio 379 2021-12-11 is a DJ set by Martin Garrix from 2021-12-11, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Monocule & LAMAS (BR) - Your Eyes. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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  1. 00:35
    Your Eyes
    Monocule & LAMAS (BR) · PROTOCOL
  2. 04:23
    You Got The Love (D.O.D Remix)
    Never Sleeps · TOMORROWLAND
  3. 08:06
    The Don
    System Inc. & Jax Jones & Stefflon Don · WUGD
  4. 12:34
    Missing U
    Bart B More · STMPD
  5. 15:44
    Givin' Up
    Mark Knight & Mason · TOOLROOM
  6. 20:29
    Can You Feel It (James Hurr VIP Mix)
    Tobtok & Moss Kena & Adam Griffin · PERFECT HAVOC
  7. 23:33
    Way I Feel
    Redondo & Malarkey · SPRS
  8. 26:06
    Summer Days (Junior Sanchez Remix)
    Martin Garrix · BROBOT
  9. 28:44
    CEO
    Dave Winnel · TMRW
  10. 32:57
    Better Days
    The Him · STMPD
  11. 36:14
    My Universe (David Guetta Remix)
    Coldplay & BTS · PARLOPHONE
  12. 37:56
    Ocean (Don Diablo Remix)
    Martin Garrix · STMPD
  13. 41:28
    Uberhaus
    Crime Zcene · STMPD
  14. 43:42
    Demons
    Vluarr · STMPD
  15. 46:57
    Aurora
    Aspyer · STMPD
  16. 50:36
    Miracle
    RetroVision · TIME MACHINE
  17. 53:26
    Together
    Martin Garrix vs. Matisse & Sadko · EPIC AMSTERDAM
  18. 55:35
    Won't Let You Go
    Martin Garrix vs. Matisse & Sadko · STMPD

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