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1. Avicii & Nicky Romero- ” I Could Be The One” (Vocal Mix)

2. Abel The Kid & Keylanders- “Zumba Socks” (SINcere Short Edit)

3. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis- “Thrift Shop” (Mikael Wills Bootleg) (DIRTY)

4. Major Lazer ft Flux Pavillion- “Jah No Partial (Nonsens Trap RMX) (Donk Short Edit)

5. Calvin Harris- “You Used To Hold Me” (Steve1der & Scene Trap Remix)

6. Zedd ft Foxes- “Clarity” (Buddygirrl Remix)

7. Tujamo ft Tag Team- “There It Is” (David Jones RMX) (SINcere Short Edit)

8. Afrojack ft Chris Brown- “As Your Friend” (CLEAN)

9. Taylor Swift- “I Knew You Were Trouble” ((Jason Dee “Party Mix” Edit))

10.Youngblood Hawke- “We Come Running” (Donk “Hook First” Edit)

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