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2Dirty & Nothing But Funk @ Solar Weekend Festival Roermond, Netherlands 2014-08-03 is a DJ set from 2014-08-08, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Technasia - I Am Somebody. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

2Dirty & Nothing But Funk @ Solar Weekend Festival Roermond, Netherlands 2014-08-03

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Tracklist

  1. 02:09
    I Am Somebody
    Technasia · SUARA
  2. 2
    Fifty Fifty (Jay Lumen Stripped Chicago Mix)
    Jay Lumen · 100% PURE RECORDS
  3. 3
    Lowlife
    Franky Rizardo · WORK RECORDS
  4. 15:33
    Party Non Stop ( Acappella)
    Pirupa · DESOLAT MUSIC
  5. 16:58
    Walking With Elephants
    Ten Walls · BOSO
  6. 6
    So Get Up ( The End Of The Earth Acappella)
    Underground Sound Of Lisbon
  7. 7
    Our House Music (Lucas & Steve Remix)
    2Dirty
  8. 25:23
    All About House Music ( Acappella)
    Noir
  9. 37:14
    Looping Machine
    Nick Olivetti · DIRTYBIRD RECORDS
  10. 40:31
    Don't Stop (Jaceo Remix)
    Klelight · NATURA VIVA
  11. 11
    Drum Warrior
    My Digital Enemy & Carl Hanaghan · ZULU RECORDS
  12. 12
    Black Magic
    Groovebox & Blaqwell · SKINT RECORDS
  13. 13
    Look Right Trough Black Magic (2Dirty Edit)
    Stormqueen vs. Groovebox
  14. 14
    Strike
    Jimmy Edgar · ULTRAMAJIC
  15. 55:37
    Free
    Ultra Nate · STRICTLY RHYTHM
  16. 59:34
    I Got U
    Duke Dumont · BLASE BOYS CLUB
  17. 17
    Alright (Lucas & Steve & Nothing But Funk Remix)
    Red Carpet · SUBLIMINAL RECORDS

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