Episode 31: Mr. Complex

from Phillip Absheer · host phillip absheer

In the mix and here to extend your music inventory. Playlist: False Conclusion by Trance Religion (Not for sale yet), Symphony Of Sins (Official Masters Of Hardcore Anthem), Breeze (Feat. Jass), Everywhere You Are (Duderstadt Remix), In & Out (Original Mix), Once Again, November Lovely (Estiva Mix), Woof, Is You (Les Petits Pilous Remix), Rain Against Her (Neal Scarborough Remix), Manhattan (Original Mix), Stratosphere (XGenic Remix), They Always Come Back (M.I.K.E. Remix), Tonight (Midnight Rush's Monday Vocal Mix), and Vanilla (Ben Gold Remix).

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