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Highup - Seeing Red Podcast 029 2020-12-02 is a DJ set by Highup on SoundCloud, listed by 1001Tracklists. It opens with Galantis & NGHTMRE - Tu Tu Tu (That's Why We). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

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Highup - Seeing Red Podcast 029 2020-12-02

soundcloud.com/highupbass/seeing-red-episode-029
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Tracklist

  1. 00:00
    Tu Tu Tu (That's Why We)
    Galantis & NGHTMRE · ULTRA
  2. 2
    Taken
    AYOR · STMPD
  3. 3
    Save Me Now
    Cat Dealers & Guz Zanotto · ARMADA
  4. 4
    Rather Be Lonely
    Devan & Romi Lux · LOUDKULT
  5. 5
    Work That Bassline
    TripL · REVEALED
  6. 6
    MOVE! (Brawl Stars Anthem)
    Curbi · SPINNIN' PREMIUM
    Beatport
  7. 7
    Call Me Up
    Braaheim · LOUDKULT
  8. 8
    Game
    Jeanway & Triple M · METANOIA MUSIC
  9. 9
    Complete Me
    Teamworx & DØBER · PROTOCOL
  10. 31:12
    Better Together
    GSPR & Faith
  11. 34:26
    Nights With You (Festival Mix)
    Nicky Romero · UMG
  12. 12
    Bollywood
    Sandro Silva & Willy William · RAVE CULTURE
  13. 13
    Chupan
    Soroush Yarahmadi · REVEALED RADAR
  14. 14
    Somewhere In My Memory (Home Alone Theme)
    Ummet Ozcan & Jaxx & Vega · SMASH THE HOUSE
  15. 15
    Remedy
    Apaztron & Codex (SE) & Mike Miami · REVEALED RADAR
  16. 16
    Zurna
    Blasterjaxx & Zafrir · MAXXIMIZE
  17. 49:12
    Tomorrow (Ummet Ozcan Remix)
    Tiësto · MUSICAL FREEDOM
  18. 18
    Let You Go
    Robbie Rosen & Kosling & Tim Loren · PROXIMITY
  19. 19
    Cream (Fill It)
    NOOMA · GENERATION SMASH

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