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James Dymond @ Papaya Stage, Luminosity Beach Festival (Fuel Beachclub Bloemendaal, Netherlands) 2013-08-17 is a DJ set from 2013-08-28, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Ruback - Double Trouble. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

James Dymond @ Papaya Stage, Luminosity Beach Festival (Fuel Beachclub Bloemendaal, Netherlands) 2013-08-17

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Tracklist

  1. 1
    Double Trouble
    Ruback · BLUE TUNES RECORDS
  2. 2
    Contraband (Simon Patterson Remix)
    Simon Patterson & Blazer · PERFECTO FLUORO
  3. 3
    The Dark Side Of Persia
    Harmonic Rush · EDGE EDM RECORDS
  4. 4
    Do Or Die
    Jordan Suckley · PERFECTO FLUORO
  5. 18:47
    1998 (James Dymond Rework)
    Binary Finary · ARVAS
  6. 6
    Sao Paulo
    Tomas Heredia & James Dymond · SOUNDPIERCING
  7. 7
    An Angel's Love (Tomas Heredia Remix)
    Alex M.O.R.P.H. · ARMADA MUSIC
  8. 8
    Discover (Photographer Remix)
    Faruk Sabanci · ARISA AUDIO
  9. 9
    Communication Part 3 (James Dymond Remix)
    Armin van Buuren · ARMIND RECORDINGS
  10. 10
    Razor (James Dymond Remix)
    Indecent Noise · MENTAL ASYLUM RECORDS
  11. 11
    Waiting For The Sun (James Dymond Remix)
    Binary Finary & Lele Troniq · DIGITAL SOCIETY RECORDINGS
  12. 12
    Phoenix (James Dymond Remix)
    Manuel Le Saux · DISCOVER RECORDS
  13. 13
    Refresh
    Ben Nicky & James Dymond · MENTAL ASYLUM RECORDS
  14. 14
    Judgement (Lostly Remix)
    Robbie Van Doe · MENTAL ASYLUM RECORDS

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