1001Tracklists · unverifiedSetlist · no audio26 tracksplay order only2014-08-10
Omnia @ Electronic Family 2014-07-19 is a DJ set from 2014-08-10, listed by 1001Tracklists. It has no SoundCloud upload here, so there is nothing to play; the tracklist is below. It opens with Coldplay - A Sky Full Of Stars (Nathan C Bootleg). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist
Omnia @ Electronic Family 2014-07-19
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Tracklist
- 1A Sky Full Of Stars (Nathan C Bootleg)Coldplay
- 2The UniverseMarcus Schossow & Arston · Revealed Recordings
- 3RunGenix · Anjunabeats
- 4Fade To LightAndy Moor · Ava Recordings
- 5EntradaGareth Emery · Garuda Music
- 6ReloadSebastian Ingrosso & Tommy Trash · Refune Records
- 7BonesOmnia · Armind Recordings
- 8FlashbackArty · Anjunabeats
- 9The LightOmnia · Coldharbour Recordings
- 29:10DynamiteGareth Emery · Garuda Music
- 11HybridAlex Sonata · Garuda Music
- 12ImmersionOmnia · Armind Recordings
- 13Ping PongArmin van Buuren · Armind Recordings
- 14LiberateEric Prydz · Pryda Recordings
- 15PaybackDimitri Vangelis & Wyman X Steve Angello · Columbia Records
- 16SeekTerry Da Libra · Enhanced Progressive
- 17Tomorrow PeopleOmnia · Armind Recordings
- 18The FusionOmnia & IRA · Coldharbour Recordings
- 19UGareth Emery · Garuda Music
- 20ThrillerBen Gold · Garuda Music
- 21MolokoHard Rock Sofa & Skidka · Protocol Recordings
- 22Clarity vs. LRAD (Omnia Mashup)Zedd vs. Knife Party
- 23JumperHardwell & W&W · Revealed Recordings
- 24JavelinGareth Emery & Ben Gold · Garuda Music
- 25MedusaAdam Szabo & Willem De Roo · Always Alive Recordings
- 26One Special ParticleJohn O'Callaghan · Subculture
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