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Plastik Funk - Funk You Very Much 331 2021-02-03 is a DJ set by Plastik Funk from 2021-02-03, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Me & My Toothbrush - We Want Our Clubs Back. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Plastik Funk - Funk You Very Much 331 2021-02-03

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  1. 05:55
    We Want Our Clubs Back
    Me & My Toothbrush · Enormous Tunes
  2. 09:53
    The Way
    Jack Rush · TONSPIEL
  3. 13:11
    Inception
    Isaac Palmer & Tony Junior · Maxximize Records
  4. 16:25
    Step And Repeat
    Landis · Fresh Squeeze Music
  5. 19:48
    Push It (Inpetto Edit)
    Plastik Funk · Hexagon
  6. 22:43
    Taking Me Higher (Plastik Funk Remix)
    Max Lean & Lucas Butler · Mentalo Music
  7. 25:12
    Crazy For Your Love
    Tough Love · Electronic Nature
  8. 29:29
    Lies
    MK · Area10 Records
  9. 32:40
    Liar
    Tommy Jayden · Future House Music
  10. 36:00
    Good
    Mistajam · Dance NRG
  11. 40:06
    Right Here
    Otosan & Shadow Child · Musical Freedom Records
  12. 43:42
    All About U
    RetroVision · Hexagon
  13. 46:47
    Lost
    Plastik Funk & Inpetto · Generation HEX
  14. 51:20
    Show Me Love (JAUZ Remix)
    Steve Angello & Laidback Luke · Mixmash Records
  15. 53:36
    Make Amends
    Curbi & Tchami · Spinnin' Records
  16. 57:15
    Collars
    G-Pol & Costel Van Dein · Generation HEX
  17. 17
    San Francisco
    Plastik Funk X Relanium & Deen West · Hexagon

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