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Drival - Invasion Fest 2020-05-02 is a DJ set by Drival on SoundCloud, listed by 1001Tracklists. It opens with Paul Denton & Sue McLaren - Same Stars. Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Drival - Invasion Fest 2020-05-02

soundcloud.com/drival-351946304/guestmix-invasion-fest-2020
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Tracklist

  1. 1
    Same Stars
    Paul Denton & Sue McLaren · Amsterdam Trance Records
  2. 2
    Manhattan
    Axel Walters · Suanda Dark
  3. 3
    Dreamers & Religion (Arctic Moon Mashup)
    Arctic Moon vs. Bryan Kearney vs. R.E.M.
  4. 4
    R.E.M. - Losing My Religion
    REM · Warner Bros. Records
  5. 5
    Dreamers & Dreams
    Arctic Moon & Bryan Kearney · Future Sound Of Egypt
  6. 6
    Always Remember Us This Way (XiJaro & Pitch Remix)
    Lady GaGa
  7. 7
    Symptom Brightside (Yoshi & Razner Mashup)
    UCast vs. The Killers
  8. 8
    Mr. Brightside
    The Killers · Island Records UK
  9. 9
    Symptom
    UCast · Skullduggery
  10. 10
    Querencia (Giuseppe Ottaviani Rework)
    Solarstone & Indecent Noise · GO Music
  11. 11
    Make It Happen (Will Rees Remix)
    Gareth Emery · Garuda Music
  12. 12
    Ab Aeterno
    Drival · FSOE Fables
  13. 13
    Wherever You Are (Solis & Sean Truby Remix)
    Ferry Corsten · Flashover Recordings
  14. 14
    The Edge Of The Sea
    Drival · Levitated Music
  15. 15
    Fremont
    Ferry Tayle & Elucidus · FSOE Fables
  16. 16
    Canet
    Drival · Vibrate Audio
  17. 17
    Chrome
    Sean Tyas · VII
  18. 18
    Fade Away
    Drival · Universal Nation

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