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Niko Zografos @ quantumVALLEY, EDC Las Vegas, United States 2017-06-19 is a DJ set on SoundCloud, listed by 1001Tracklists. It opens with DT8 Project - Destination (James Dymond Remix). Not made or checked by MixTracklist; some tracks may be wrong, and 3 are unknown. How MixTracklist makes a tracklist

Niko Zografos @ quantumVALLEY, EDC Las Vegas, United States 2017-06-19

soundcloud.com/nikozografos/edc2017
1001Tracklists · unverified13 tracksplay order only3 unknown

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Tracklist

  1. 1
    Destination (James Dymond Remix)
    DT8 Project · ASOT
  2. 2
    Black Coffee
    John Askew · VII
    Beatport
  3. 3
    Yet Another Day (Skylex Rework)
    Armin van Buuren · ARMIND
  4. 4
    Someone (Flynn & Denton Remix)
    Ascension · PERFECTO
  5. 5
    Point Of Rescue
    Andres Sanchez & Amber Traill · EXTREMA GLOBAL
  6. 6
    Unknown track
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  7. 7
    Tuvan (Andy Blueman Remix)
    Gaia · ARMIND
  8. 8
    Waiting Here For You (Niko Zografos Remix)
    The Thrillseekers · ADJUSTED
  9. 9
    Dark Horizon
    Niko Zografos · FSOE
    Beatport
  10. 10
    Cyanosure
    Magnus · BLACK HOLE
  11. 11
    Cobra (Niko Zografos Remix)
    Midway · ITWT
  12. 12
    Unknown track
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  13. 13
    RAMbassador
    RAM · WHO'S AFRAID OF 138
  14. 14
    No One On Earth (Niko Zografos Rework)
    Above & Beyond · ANJUNABEATS
  15. 15
    Unknown track
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  16. 16
    Split
    Alex Di Stefano · SKULLDUGGERY

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