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DMC Chart Monsterjam 3

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DMC Chart Monsterjam 3A dj friendly mix of chart hits from warm up to floorfillers. 01. Rag N Bone Man Only Human 02. Naughty Boy Fe. Kyla & Popcaan Shouldve Been Me 03. Chainsmokers Fe. Halsey Closer 04. Starley Call On Me 05. Dua Lipa Be The One 06. Weeknd & Daft Punk I Feel It Coming 07. Nathan Sykes Theres Only One Of You 08. Clean Bandit Fe. Sean Paul & Anne Marie Rockabye 09. Nadia Rose Fe. Red Rat Tight Up 10. Sigala & Digital Farm Animals Only One 11. Ed Sheeran

A dj friendly mix of chart hits from warm up to floorfillers.

01. Rag N Bone Man ‘Only Human’
02. Naughty Boy Fe. Kyla & Popcaan ‘Should’ve Been Me’
03. Chainsmokers Fe. Halsey ‘Closer’
04. Starley ‘Call On Me’
05. Dua Lipa ‘Be The One’
06. Weeknd & Daft Punk ‘I Feel It Coming’
07. Nathan Sykes ‘There’s Only One Of You’
08. Clean Bandit Fe. Sean Paul & Anne Marie ‘Rockabye’
09. Nadia Rose Fe. Red Rat ‘Tight Up’
10. Sigala & Digital Farm Animals ‘Only One’
11. Ed Sheeran ‘Castle On The Hill’ (Nevada Remix)
12. Ed Sheeran ‘Shape Of You’ (Jack Wins Remix)
13. Robin Schulz & David Guetta Fe. Cheat Codes
14. Louis Tomlinson & Steve Aoki ‘Just Hold On’
15. Zara Larsson ‘Would I Like’ (Gorgon City Remix)
16. Sophie Ellis Bextor ‘Wild Forever’
17. Jax Jones Fe. RAYE ‘You Don’t Know Me’
18. Robbie Williams ‘Love My Life’
19. Zara Larsson ‘Would I Like’ (R3Hab Mix)
20. Zayn & Taylor Swift ‘I Don’t Wanna Live Forever’
21. Britney Spears ‘Slumber Party’

Mixed By DJ IVAN SANTANA
RT. 74.28 BPM 95 to 130 to 65


Dj friendly with individual ids or leave on continuous for complete mix

 

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