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DJ-MATIC Genres - algemene indeling van de tracks Ambiance Chanson Funk Pop Latin Thema Jingle Après Ski Chanson Funk Rock Alternative Pop Bachata Carnaval Apès ski Café Classical Jazz-Funk Easy Listening Bossanova Halloween Cabaret Schlager Classic Jazz Electro pop Cuban Kerst Dieren Volksmusik Opera Acid Jazz Love songs Merengue Nieuwjaar Effecten Beats Popular Classic Big Band New wave Salsa Piratenhits Huishoudelijk Acid House Symphony Jazz Bossa Nova Pop Samba Sinterklaas Kermis Alternative Dance Vocal Classic Jazz Dixieland Reggae Soul Songfestival Klokken Bubbling Comedy Jazz Modern Dancehall Gospel Verjaardag Kreten Club/Groove Blues Jazz Traditional Reggae Motown Voetbal Oorlog Dance Blues Smooth Jazz Ska Soul Zomers Seizoen Deep House Blues Funky Swing Rock Urban Other/Special Speciaal Disco Blues Jazzy Lounge Alternative Rock R&B Evergreens Sport Disco Nouveau Blues Rock Ambient Ballad Rap Finals/Afsluiters Uitspraken Drum & Bass Country Chill-Out Gothic Reggaeton Karaoke Verjaardag Electro House Country Ethnic Hard Rock Vocal National Anthems Verkeer Eurodance Dance styles Lounge Indie Vocal Popcorn oldies Voetbal Happy Hardcore Quickstep New Age Metal World Performing Arts Weer Hardcore Tango Nu-Jazz Psychedelic Arabe Cabaret House Folk Mixes Punk World Kleinkunst Jumpstyle Folk Dance Rock Movie/Soundtrack New Beat Feest Symphonic Rock Musical Techno Lounge Rock & Roll Comedy Trance Mixes Rock & Roll Comedy Urban Kids .

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