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Nicola Fasano - Take Off Radioshow #121 2022-04-06 is a DJ set by Nicola Fasano from 2022-04-06, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with DJ KUBA & NEITAN X Skytech - I Want You. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Nicola Fasano - Take Off Radioshow #121 2022-04-06

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  1. 00:01
    I Want You
    DJ KUBA & NEITAN X Skytech · SPINNIN'
  2. 04:23
    Brand New
    Joe Stone · SPINNIN'
  3. 07:16
    Give You Up
    Tommy Vee
  4. 09:54
    Run Into Trouble
    ALOK & Bastille · POSITIVA
  5. 12:55
    Vertigo (Chill Mix)
    Duke & Jones · CREATE MUSIC GROUP
  6. 16:07
    Carnaval De Paris
    CID · CATCH & RELEASE
    Beatport
  7. 19:21
    No Diggity (Mosimann Edit)
    Blackstreet · INTERSCOPE
  8. 21:48
    We House You
    KURA & VINNE · REVEALED
    Beatport
  9. 26:02
    All I Wanted Was Love
    Jac & Harri · GEMSTONE
  10. 29:38
    Unnatural
    Leandro Da Silva & Niine & Mason Flint · BLACK LIZARD
  11. 33:20
    I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Uk Edit)
    Nora Van Elken · ARISTA
  12. 35:34
    Ready Or Not
    OBS · HEXAGON
  13. 37:13
    The Motto (Gian Nobilee Remix)
    Tiësto & Ava Max · ATLANTIC
  14. 41:06
    Give Me Your Love
    Lucas & Steve · SPINNIN'
    Beatport
  15. 43:20
    INTO THE UNKNOWN
    Hardwell · REVEALED
  16. 46:44
    Bring Me To Life
    JP Candela & BackFaze & Kinth · CAOS

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