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Avalon Emerson - BBC Radio 1 Residency 2021-04-26 is a DJ set by Avalon Emerson from 2021-04-26, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Avalon Emerson - One Long Day Till I See You Again. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Avalon Emerson - BBC Radio 1 Residency 2021-04-26

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  1. 03:49
    One Long Day Till I See You Again
    Avalon Emerson · AD 93
  2. 07:34
    Aphrodisiac
    Pop District · Far Away
  3. 11:32
    Ain't Nobody (Jura Soundsystem Edit)
    Yvonne Archer · Isle Of jura
  4. 12:45
    Crisps
    Wishmountain · Accidental Records
  5. 16:33
    Exotic Beat
    Joi Lau · Klasse Wrecks
  6. 19:21
    S.O-S.A
    Yu Su & Francis Inferno Orchestra · Superconscious Records
  7. 23:13
    Obsession (2015 Version)
    Carter Tutti · Conspiracy International
  8. 25:38
    My Mind Is Going (Total Insanity Mix)
    Ed The Red · Bottom Line
  9. 28:40
    In Dreams
    Corben · Pacific Rhythm
  10. 33:47
    Sfire2
    SFire · Cocktail d'Amore
  11. 36:28
    Organized
    DJ Dove · Deep Groove
  12. 39:19
    Cool Blue Liquid (Maximus Mix)
    Guy Contact · Coymix
  13. 42:15
    Disappear
    Eversines · Nous'klaer Audio
  14. 45:28
    Want The Smok?
    Matheson · Nocturne
  15. 47:35
    Untitled
    Peach
  16. 51:35
    Rayna (Shanti Celeste Remix)
    Trance Wax · Anjunabeats
  17. 55:48
    Gazza
    Adam Pits · Haŵs
  18. 18
    Globally Induced Nostalgia
    Sunareht · Paradoxe Club

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