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Uri Farre - Electronic Sounds 12 2021-07-04 is a DJ set by Uri Farre from 2021-07-05, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Max Roven & Musata - From Dusk Till Dawn. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Uri Farre - Electronic Sounds 12 2021-07-04

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  1. 00:40
    From Dusk Till Dawn
    Max Roven & Musata · MUSATA
  2. 03:40
    Losing My Mind
    Matt Nash · STMPD
  3. 07:00
    Shake That
    Alexander Cruel & Artichokes · TIME REC.
  4. 09:40
    Miss You (Tungevaag Remix)
    Tungevaag & SICK INDIVIDUALS & Marf · SPINNIN'
  5. 13:40
    Alright
    Leandro Da Silva & BAZZFLOW · THE MYTH OF NYX
  6. 16:55
    Can't Shake You
    Wildcrow · SELF RELEASED
  7. 20:35
    Vital Signs
    JP Candela & Victor Garde · SUB RELIGION
  8. 24:05
    Passion
    Dino Brown & Alex Nocera & Roy Batty & Paky Francavilla · SLAPPY RECS
  9. 27:20
    We Come 1 (Mark Roma Remix)
    Faithless
  10. 30:37
    Don't Get Me Started
    Uri Farre · ENSIS DISCOVERY
  11. 34:25
    Everybody's Free (To Feel Good) (Deeper Purpose Remix)
    Piero Pirupa · SPINNIN' DEEP
  12. 37:50
    Inside Me
    Mark Roma & NK/LA · UFO REC.
  13. 41:00
    Funk Rythms
    Alleko · ENSIS DISCOVERY
  14. 43:30
    Come Alive
    Uri Farre · ENORMOUS CHILLS
  15. 47:34
    Break Down
    Anekdote & Blondex · FUTURE HOUSE CLOUD
  16. 50:10
    Rapture
    Kryder & Natalie Shay · BLACK HOLE
  17. 54:13
    You Used To
    Nicky Romero · PROTOCOL

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