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Ruslan Radriges - Make Some Trance 393 2022-02-17 is a DJ set by Ruslan Radriges from 2022-02-19, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Albert Breaker x Hook - Tonight. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Ruslan Radriges - Make Some Trance 393 2022-02-17

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  1. 00:45
    Tonight
    Albert Breaker x Hook · BE YOURSELF
  2. 03:06
    Lunacy
    JustLuke & WATEVA · FUTURE HOUSE MUSIC
  3. 05:58
    Break The Ice
    Dennis Sheperd & Freak E Beatz · BLACK HOLE
  4. 09:50
    Gamemaster (Space Motion Remix)
    Lost Tribe · ASOT
  5. 13:52
    Stay
    Ahmed Helmy · INTERPLAY
  6. 16:45
    Human Touch
    Armin van Buuren & Sam Gray · ARMADA
  7. 19:46
    Resolution
    Shapov vs. Sam Bagira · ARMADA
  8. 22:16
    Russian Roulette
    Whitelight · SUANDA FUTURE
  9. 25:24
    Solveig's Song
    Eximinds · SUANDA
  10. 28:38
    Breaking Light
    Aurosonic & Sharon Valerona · AUROSONIC
  11. 34:21
    Stay With Me
    Nick M · 2ROCK
  12. 36:58
    Avalon 6am (DR. DRTY Remix)
    Markus Schulz pres. Dakota · COLDHARBOUR BLACK
  13. 40:39
    Inyanga
    Beatsole & Eugenio Tokarev · NOMADS MUSIC
  14. 44:27
    RED
    Ruslan Radriges & Tycoos · SUANDA
  15. 48:09
    Lighting Fires (Paul Denton Remix)
    Mark Sherry & Christina Novelli · MAGIK MUZIK
  16. 51:57
    Heaven Is A Place Inside
    Trance Classics & Esmee Bor Stotijn · AMSTERDAM TRANCE
  17. 57:12
    Me In The Middle
    Michael Angelo · MOLEKULAR SOUNDS

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