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Marteneez & Propulsive - Planet Marteneez 008 2020-09-16 is a DJ set by Marteneez & Propulsive from 2020-09-16, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Elderbrook - My House. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Marteneez & Propulsive - Planet Marteneez 008 2020-09-16

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  1. 03:00
    My House
    Elderbrook · Parlophone Records
  2. 06:00
    The Deep End
    Midi Culture · Selected.
  3. 10:00
    Nobody Else (A-Trak Remix)
    Axwell · Axtone Records
  4. 14:50
    Boom Boom
    Cafius & Philip Strand · Selected.
  5. 18:00
    Sweet Dreams
    Marcus Layton · Selected.
  6. 20:00
    Lose Control
    MEDUZA X Becky Hill X Goodboys · Virgin Records
  7. 22:30
    No Lie (Nico De Andrea Remix)
    Michael Calfan & Martin Solveig · Spinnin' Records
  8. 24:50
    Superpowers
    Curbi · Spinnin' Records
  9. 28:30
    Juliet & Romeo (Mokoa Remix)
    Martin Solveig & Roy Woods · Positiva Records
  10. 31:00
    Losing Touch
    Anthony Keyrouz & Unklfnkl
  11. 36:00
    Loud & Proud
    Propulsive & Maximilian · Which Bottle?
  12. 39:30
    Hung Up
    Luca Debonaire & Block & Crown · Omerta Records
  13. 44:00
    Voyager
    Propulsive & Robin Embrace · PM Recordings
  14. 47:45
    Sour Minds
    Propulsive · PM Recordings
  15. 52:00
    Solitude
    Propulsive · PM Recordings
  16. 56:30
    Foxhole
    Hollaphonic · PinkStar Records
  17. 17
    Told You
    Propulsive · PowerHouse Music

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