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Pete Tong @ Carl Cox Arena, Ultra Music Festival Miami, United States 2014-03-29 is a DJ set from 2014-03-30, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Good Guy Mikesh - A Place Of Love (Maceo Plex Edit). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Pete Tong @ Carl Cox Arena, Ultra Music Festival Miami, United States 2014-03-29

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  1. 04:00
    A Place Of Love (Maceo Plex Edit)
    Good Guy Mikesh · ELLUM AUDIO
  2. 10:00
    Emerald City (Edu Imbernon Remix)
    Hot Natured · FFRR RECORDS
  3. 13:00
    Dope She
    WHYT NOYZ · MINUS
  4. 18:00
    Spiritual Warfare
    Terrence Parker · PLANET E COMMUNICATIONS
  5. 24:00
    Pushing On
    Oliver Dollar & Jimi Jules · DEFECTED RECORDS
  6. 30:00
    Feel The Bass (Purple Disco Machine Remix)
    Dry & Bolinger · MOTHER RECORDINGS
  7. 35:00
    L Square (Adam Port Remix)
    Rachel Row · PETS RECORDINGS
  8. 43:00
    Conjure Balearia
    Maceo Plex · ELLUM AUDIO
  9. 49:00
    Right Here (Hot Since 82 Remix)
    Rudimental · ASYLUM RECORDS
  10. 54:00
    Hear Me Now
    Pete Tong & Paul Rogers & Tom Flynn · PETS RECORDINGS
  11. 1:00:00
    No Distance
    Guy Gerber & Dixon · RUMORS RECORDS
  12. 1:04:00
    Walking With Elephants
    Ten Walls · BOSO
  13. 1:11:00
    Dark Beat (Addicted 2 Drums) (Danny Daze Fundamental Mix)
    Murk · MURK RECORDS
  14. 1:17:00
    Y.E.A.H.
    Coyu & Ramiro Lopez · SUARA
  15. 15
    Loreley
    Kolsch · KOMPAKT RECORDS

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