90s House Music Classics by Party Favorz

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In the vibrant tapestry of dance music history, Party Favorz's Ultimate 90's House Classics has woven a compelling narrative, and as of October 10, 2021, the curtain falls on this monumental series. Volume 6 is not merely a conclusion; it's a crescendo that unearths the remaining massive progressive club hits and Classic House tracks from 1998-1999.

This final volume is like a nostalgic dance floor, filled with tunes that most of us have swayed to, even if their titles might momentarily escape us. A parade of iconic 90s dance hits takes center stage, each one a sparkling gem in the treasure chest of 90's House Music.

One notable exception – the intriguing Hex Hector remix of Tina Turner's "When the Heartache Is Over" – beckons with mystery. Although widely rumored at the time, this version seemed to vanish like a ghost note, overshadowed by the Metro Mix. It was only during the creation of the Tina Turner Diva Hall of Fame series earlier this year that this elusive remix danced back into the limelight.

In those days, being a dance music enthusiast meant more than just clicks and streams. It involved road trips to San Antonio, 4-hour drives from small-town America, and weekend adventures at the Bonham Exchange. It was a quest, not just for the latest club tunes but for the pulsating rhythm that connected music lovers.

The DJ008 website, a precursor to Napster and other file-sharing services, offered a digital avenue for music discovery. But with dial-up connections, where downloading a single song could take hours, the thrill of the physical hunt often prevailed.

Now, as we embrace this volume, we're not merely revisiting a time and place; we're celebrating an era of 90's dance hits and Classic House Tracks that defined a generation. From Kim English's "Unspeakable Joy" (Razor 'n' Guido Vocal Mix) to Mariah Carey's "My All" (David Morales Classic Club Mix), these songs invite us to dance once more to the rhythm of our memories.

Volume 6 is not just a compilation; it's a time capsule, a tribute to a golden age of dance music. Whether it's your first listen or a cherished revisit, these sounds are timeless. Until the next time...ENJOY!

Album : The Ultimate 90’s House Classics [1998 – 1999] Vol. 6Genre : 90’s Classic HouseYear : 2021Total Time : 3:07:54

1. Kim English - Unspeakable Joy (Razor 'n' Guido Vocal Mix)

2. Byron Stingily - You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) (Victor Calderone NY Underground Mix)

3. Whitney Houston - My Love Is Your Love (Jonahan Peters' Vocal Mixshow)

4. Jonathan Peters pres. Luminaire - Flower Duet '99 (Jonathan Peters Club Mix)

5. Cevin Fisher feat.

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Volume 5 of the Ultimate 90's House Classics series from Party Favorz is more than just a playlist; it's a masterful collage of party house classics that defined the closing years of the 20th century. This particular journey from 1998 - 1999, steps beyond the borders of mainstream progressive house, unlocking a treasure trove of musical creativity that continues to inspire the dance floors of today.

Remember "Music Sounds Better With You" by Stardust? This iconic track gave birth to several mashups, including Madonna's live concert sensation, the "Holiday" mashup. Then there's the infectious groove of "Get Get Down" by Paul Johnson, the gritty pulse of "Bodyrock" by Moby, and the timeless melody of "9PM (Til I Come)" by ATB – a track that laid the foundation for this year's hit "Your Love (9PM)" by Topic & A7S.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duEHCbMWNrs

From "Better Off Alone" by Alice Deejay, which has been resurrected in recent mashups, to the bouncy Eurodance rhythm of "2 Times" by Ann Lee, Volume 5 curates a thrilling ride through the dance hits that shaped a generation. How about "Blue (Da Ba Dee)" by Eiffel 65? Or "King Of My Castle" by Wamdue Project? These tracks, among others, capture the euphoria of an era that reshaped dance music.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lgs9QUtWc3M

What makes Volume 5 truly special is the seamless blend of diverse hits that, on paper, might seem discordant but in reality, create a magical dance music mosaic. Jason Nevins' hard-hitting rock-influenced remix "It's Like That" with Run DMC finds its place alongside the party beats of "Red Alert" by Basement Jaxx, encapsulating the dynamic spirit of 90's dance music.

How did Party Favorz pull off this musical alchemy? That's a secret even I can't quite pinpoint. But one thing is certain: a single spin of this set, and you'll be transported back to some of the most magical moments in dance music history.

As the Ultimate 90's House Classics series nears its end, Volume 5 stands as a joyful testament to the power of dance music's past to energize the present. Stay tuned for the final set, where the massive progressive house tracks will take the spotlight, dropping on Saturday. Until then...ENJOY!

Album : The Ultimate 90’s House Classics [1998 – 1999] Vol. 5Genre : 90’s Classic HouseYear : 2021Total Time : 3:46:51

1. Armand Van Helden feat. Duan Harden - You Don't Know Me (Original 12")

2. Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You (Hot Tracks)

3. Black Connection - I'm Gonna Get Ya Baby (Full Intention Vocal Club Mix)

4. George Michael - Outside (Hex Hector Club Mix)

5. Cher - Strong Enough (Pumpin' Dolls Vocal Epic Club)

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Volume 4 of the Ultimate 90's House Classics from 1998-1999 takes you on a unique dance odyssey, bringing together some of the most iconic tunes that defined the era. The mix seamlessly marries creativity with timeless sounds, creating a blend that both honors the classics and celebrates the innovation of the 90s dance music scene.

A standout moment in this mix is the Funkstar Club Mix of Bob Marley's "Sun Is Shining" by Funkstar De Luxe. This remix took Marley's original reggae vibrations and transformed them into a feel-good house anthem, adding a new dimension to the legendary track.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YmOZpLbJOs

The '90s were a golden era for dance music, and this mix doesn't shy away from featuring powerful female vocalists. Janet Jackson's "Together Again" in the Tony Moran 12" Club Mix version is a celebratory, joyous remix that's rich in emotion, while Cher's powerful voice echoes in two remarkable mixes: "Dov'è L'Amore" in Tony Moran's Anthem Mix, and "All Or Nothing" in Danny Tenaglia's International Mix.

Madonna's "Ray Of Light" in the Calderone Club Mix is another gem in this collection, showcasing a fusion of techno-inspired beats with Madonna's iconic vocal flair. Victor Calderone's touch on this remix adds a transcendental quality that elevates the song to a whole new level.

The dancefloor vibrates with the infectious energy of the Pet Shop Boys' "New York City Boy" in The Thunderpuss 2000 Club Mix. Thunderpuss, the remixing team of Barry Harris and Chris Cox, adds a punchy, upbeat vibe to the original track, making it a classic club hit.

Ultra Nate's "Found A Cure" in the Full Intention Club Mix encapsulates the '90s house philosophy with an uplifting message and vibrant, feel-good beat. Full Intention, a duo of producers Michael Gray and Jon Pearn, emphasizes the soulful nature of the song, turning it into an anthem of hope.

This volume paints a vivid picture of an era when dance music was taking bold strides, innovating, and reinventing itself. It's a lovingly crafted tribute to a time when DJs and remixers were pushing boundaries, and dance floors were pulsating to a new beat.

Until the next time...ENJOY!

Album : The Ultimate 90’s House Classics [1998 – 1999] Vol. 4Genre : 90’s Classic HouseYear : 2021Total Time : 3:27:59

1. Todd Terry pres. Shannon - It's Over Love (Funky Green Dogs Miami Club Mix)

2. Jordan Knight - Give It To You (Hot Tracks Remix)

3. Powerhouse feat. Duane Harden - What You Need (Full Intention Power Mix)

4. Bob Marley vs. Funkstar De Luxe - Sun Is Shining (Funkstar Club Mix)

5. Tori Amos - Jackie's Strength (Wedding Cake Club Mix)

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The Ultimate 90's House Classics [1998 – 1999] Volume 3 is more than just a collection of songs; it's an exploration into the very soul of the progressive house movement that took the world by storm during this magical era. In Volume 3, Party Favorz dives deep into the beats, synths, and rhythms that were the heartbeat of clubs worldwide.

Starting off with the heavenly 'Lately' by Divine, masterfully remixed by Jonathan Peters, you're introduced to the energetic synths and harmonies that characterized the genre. This track alone could ignite the dance floor and create a euphoric atmosphere that only 90's house music could deliver.

Classics from this time period like Faith Hill's 'Breathe' and Amber's 'Sexual' are accompanied by remixes from the legends Hex Hector and Thunderpuss, respectively, offering a whole new dimension to these tracks. Each remix is crafted with finesse and passion, creating new experiences for listeners.

Donna Summer's 'I Will Go With You,' and Veronica's 'Someone To Hold' showcase a versatile period where DJs like Johnny Vicious proved their worth, going on to become influential figures in dance music. The Thunderpuss remix of Whitney Houston's thunderous 'It's Not Right, But It's Okay' and the Soul Solution remix of Shania Twain's 'You're Still the One' were game-changers, blending R&B with progressive house in a way that felt new and electrifying.

The inclusion of 'Ojos Asi' by Shakira adds a unique flavor to the mix. A song that blends Latin and Middle Eastern sounds, Shakira's hit represents the diverse landscape of dance music at the time. Under the skilled hand of Pablo Flores, 'Ojos Asi' became an essential club track, marking Shakira's entry into the mainstream.

Kevin Aviance's 'Rhythm Is My Bitch' is another milestone in the mix, highlighting the role of gender-bending artists in shaping the dance music scene. As a trailblazer for artists like Todrick Hall and Lil Nas X, Aviance's fearless style and captivating performances created a lasting legacy.

This volume's strength lies in its ability to capture the essence of a time when dance music was experimental, bold, and boundless. Each track, whether a club favorite or a hidden gem, contributes to the narrative of a period filled with innovation and excitement.

From the explosive power of Whitney Houston's vocals to Shakira's sultry beats, Volume 3 encapsulates a time in dance music that's still remembered and celebrated. The tracks included are not just songs; they are pieces of history that continue to inspire and move people on dance floors across the globe.

Party Favorz's commitment to quality and love for dance music shines through in this ...

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After girl groups dominated the nineties, the spotlight shifted to boy bands like Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, and 98°. Meanwhile, TLC's star began to wane due to internal discord. It was an era where the boundaries between pop and dance blurred, as 90s House Music made its mark on the club scene.

At a time when Classic House Tracks were rarely heard on the radio, major labels expertly maneuvered their stars from the airwaves to the dance floors. The expertise of legendary 90s House DJs like Hex Hector, Davidson Ospina, Soul Solution, Thunderpuss, Pablo Flores, and Jonathan Peters played a vital role in this transformation.

Moloko's "Sing It Back" was given life by the Boris Musical Mix, while the Hex Hector club mix of "Find Another Woman" by Reina became an instant hit. Jessica Simpson's "I Wanna Love You Forever" was reinvented by the Soul Solution Extended Club Vocal Version. Chris "The Greek" Panaghi turned TLC's "No Scrubs" into an Iconic 90s Dance Hits, and the list goes on.

Gloria Estefan's "Oye" resonated with the Hex Hector remix, while Funky Green Dogs’ “Body” was transformed by the Club 69 Future Mix. Whitney Houston collaborated with Faith Evans & Kelly Price for "Heartbreak Hotel," and its Hex Hector Club Mix became one of the unforgettable 90s Club Anthems.

In Classic House Tracks like 98°'s "Give Me Just One Night (Una Noche)," the Hex Hector remix took center stage. Britney Spears' "Sometimes" was reborn through the Thunderpuss remix, which transformed the pop song into a massive tribal house anthem.

Among the Iconic 90s Dance Hits, "Mucho Mambo (Sway)" by Shaft occupies a special place. Released in 1999, the song skillfully blends Latin rhythms with house beats to create a danceable groove that resonates with both house enthusiasts and mainstream audiences. Its playful fusion of horns, percussion, and traditional Mambo, set against the backdrop of modern electronic sounds, marks "Mucho Mambo (Sway)" as a timeless classic in 90s House Music. Shaft's innovative yet authentic approach to this track ensures its continued celebration as one of the era's unforgettable dance floor anthems.

This compilation offers a nostalgic journey through 90s House Music, bringing together Iconic 90s Dance Hits, Classic House Tracks, and the era's top remixers. The dance floor's pulsating rhythm, the DJs' creativity, and the timeless appeal of these tracks continue to resonate today.

Until the next time...ENJOY!

Album : The Ultimate 90’s House Classics [1998 – 1999] Vol.2Genre : 90’s Classic HouseYear : 2021Total Time : 3:14:28

1. Backstreet Boys - All I Have To Give (Davidson Ospina Club Mix)

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The Ultimate 90s House Classics from 1998 to 1999 remains a quintessential period for dance music, with Legendary 90s House DJs like David Morales, Pablo Flores, and Victor Calderone weaving their magic to redefine the tracks for the dance floor. This era saw both mainstream and underground dance hits reimagined and revitalized.

The Legendary 90s remix of "Crush" by Jennifer Paige transported listeners into a new dimension with David Morales' remix. The mix added a distinct electronic flair to the pop hit, creating a timeless dance anthem.

Ricky Martin's "Livin' La Vida Loca" was already a hit, but Pablo Flores' remix elevated it to one of the Top 90s House Classics. The remix gave a unique spin, enhancing the song's energetic vibe, making it a favorite in 90s Club Anthems.

Madonna's "Beautiful Stranger" found a new identity with Calderone's Club Mix. The Legendary 90s House DJs were known for creating 90s anthems, and this remix was no exception. It brought an unexpected freshness to the track with its big room reinterpretation of the Austin Powers theme song.

Shania Twain's "From This Moment On" became an integral part of 90s House Music Festivals with the Soul Solution remix, adding a new layer of depth to Twain's original vocals. It stands as a testament to the transformative power of remixing.

In a brilliant collaboration, David Morales presented The Face featuring Juliet Roberts with "Needin' U" (12" Mix), a track that showcased the best of Old School House Music, while Monifah's "Touch It" and Mousse T. vs. Hot 'N' Juicy's "Horny '98" captured the quintessence of Underground 90s House using sex as a dancefloor weapon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dH8WvayAo1M

Destiny's Child's "Bills, Bills, Bills" was transformed into a dance floor hit with the Maurice Joshua remix, and Charlotte's "Skin" was a massive Club 69 anthem, while Cher's "Believe" and Donna Summer's "Love is The Healer" were transformed into Future Anthem Mixes and club classics in their own right.

The era was also marked by the pulsating beats of Vengaboys' "Up And Down", the ethereal tones of Miss Jane's "It's A Fine Day" with ATB doing the remix honors , Dario G's euphoric "Sunchyme", and Pete Heller's groove-infused "Big Love" (Body Music).

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These tracks and the Legendary 90s House DJs behind them continue to influence the dance music scene, proving that the Ultimate 90s House Classics were more than just a moment in time; they were a revolution that forever changed the way we experience music. Until the next time...ENJOY!

Album : The Ultimate 90’s House Classics [1998 – 1999] Vol.

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Volume four of the Ultimate 90's House Classics is more than a mere compilation; it's a vibrant narrative that paints the metamorphosis of Classic House Tracks into something more eclectic and robust. This final installment doesn't just shine a spotlight on a golden era of dance music; it showcases how the genre found new directions and reached new audiences.

As we dive into the sounds of the late 90s, we encounter the bold explorations of Club 69 (a.k.a. Peter Rauhofer). Known for his sexy House Music songs catering to the gay community, Club 69 rapidly evolved into a new progressive sphere. The remixes like Funky Green Dogs' "Fired Up" and Kevin Aviance's "Din Da Da" not only hit big but set dance floors ablaze, turning peak hour into an electrifying experience.

Simultaneously, names like Tony Moran, Junior Vasquez, Victor Calderone, Ralphi Rosario, and Hex Hector redefined the scene, bringing in a more accessible sound without losing the soul of House. The Classic House Tracks were no longer confined to niche clubs but were resonating with the mainstream, marking the start of a trend that would shape dancefloors for years to come.

The era wasn't just about the music; it was about the DJs becoming stars, far beyond the two turntables and a microphone. Clive Davis of Arista records played a significant role in this phenomenon. Recognizing the potential of dance in the pop landscape, Davis pushed artists like Deborah Cox into realms of R&B and Dance, making them household names.

As the creators of Party Favorz, our connection with House Music transcends the genres. From Trash Disco, 80's Dance, Eurodance, and Trance, our love is profound, but House Music holds a special place. The Ultimate 90's House Classics series is an emblem of this love, reflecting a comprehensive history of the genre, even though it's impossible to encapsulate everything deserving of recognition.

The series is far from over, with 1998 - 1999 set to revive fond memories. Expect more classic house tracks in the summer or early fall. Additionally, the Ultimate Trance series is on the horizon, aiming to wrap up the year with a bang.

Some notable tracks that embody the spirit of this volume include:

Toni Braxton's "I Don't Want To," elegantly remixed by Franki Knuckles.

Me'Shell NdegeOcello's enigmatic "Who Is He And What Is He To You" with Danny Tengalia's N.Y.D.C. Mix.

Ruffneck featuring with Yavahn on "Move Your Body," graced by the Mousse T.'s Peppermint remix.

Patti LaBelle's "When You Talk About Love," masterfully enhanced by Hex Hector's club mix.

Cher's mesmerizing "One By One," taken to new heights by the Junior Vasquez remix.

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The evolution of House music is a fascinating journey through time and sound. It's a story told by the beats and rhythms that have ignited dance floors for generations. Today, we turn back the pages to a pivotal chapter in this story - the Ultimate 90's House Classics [1996-1997] Volume 3.

At Party Favorz, our heart beats in unison with the pulsating rhythm of House music. We're not just listeners; we're historians, curators, and most importantly, lovers of this ever-changing genre. Our commitment to preserving and celebrating the roots of dance music is evident in every mix, every track, and every beat.

This volume takes you back to a time when the Tony Moran remix of Whitney Houston's "Step By Step" which was a defining anthem, and Danny Tengalia's remix of Vanessa Daou's "Sunday Afternoons" which was a Sunday staple and Tea Dance favorite in clubs around the world. The Ultimate 90's House Classics era was a golden age for House music, and this collection brings it to life once again.

Remember when Celine Dion's powerful vocals in the Tony Moran remix of "It's All Coming Back To Me Now" packed the dance floors with all the drama queens doing their best Celine impersonation? Or when Funky Green Dogs got everyone "Fired Up!" with Club 69's Future Mix? These were moments that marked milestones in the evolution of House music.

With artists like Deborah Cox giving life to tracks like "Things Just Ain't The Same" remixed by Hex Hector and Todd Terry teaming up with Martha Wash & Jocelyn Brown for the energetic "Keep On Jumpin", the Ultimate 90's House Classics were not only songs but embodiments of an era.

The Ultimate 90's House Classics volume gives you more than just a playlist; it offers a window into a time when music was a unifying force, a common language spoken by all who stepped onto the dance floor. This collection is a celebration of the era that laid the groundwork for today's dance music landscape.

Party Favorz is proud to be part of this musical journey, to be the voice that keeps the memories alive and the beats pumping. Whether you lived it or are discovering it for the first time, the evolution of House music is a tale worth telling, a beat worth dancing to.

As we prepare for the next installment, join us in reliving these unforgettable moments. Let the songs of Mariah Carey, Ultra Nate, Sandy B, and the Blackout Allstars move you, inspire you, and remind you of a time when House was not just a genre but a movement.

Stay tuned for more memories, more music, and more of the Ultimate 90's House Classics as we continue to explore the evolution of House music. Until then...ENJOY!

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The 90s were a vibrant time for dance music, especially House. Early in the decade, genres like Freestyle, Breakbeat, Trip Hop, Hip Hop, and Eurodance were offshoots that spun into their own categories, but it's the latter half of the nineties that witnessed a dramatic shift in the 90s House Music landscape.

Classic House continued to pulsate on dance floors, yet there was a thirst for innovation. The sound progressively transformed, integrating electronic and tribal beats, igniting a new club culture. Renowned names like Club 69 (Peter Rauhofer), Thunderpuss, Victor Calderone, Tony Moran, Hex Hector, Jonathan Peters, Soul Solution, and more began to define this era. Junior Vasquez's seamless transition between commercial House and big tribal beats became an emblematic representation of the time.

An example of this transition was the Soul Solution and Hex Hector remix of Toni Braxton's "Un-Break My Heart." This mix shook the dance floor, making record labels turn heads, even though the exceptional Frankie Knuckles version was featured in volume one of this series.

This new breed of 90s Dance Floor Hits began to take over this four-volume collection, reaching a peak in 1998-1999. The period also birthed a tougher house sound through Full Intention, StoneBridge, Love To Infinity, and the signature garage house style of Armand Van Helden.

Trance, an underground phenomenon bubbling in the UK during the early nineties, made its way to the US, turning many house DJs like Rollo & Sister Bliss, Perfecto, Sash!, and BT into Trance legends.

Volume two invites you to explore this fascinating evolution. It includes the Franktified Club Mix of Chaka Khan's "Never Miss The Water," the StoneBridge Mix of Hannah Jones's "No One Can Love You More Than Me," the Deep Zone Club Mix of "Remember Me" by The Blue Boy, and more.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cC4yjfArS9c

The Love To Infinity's Extended Club Mix of Diana King's "I Say A Little Prayer," Pulse's "The Lover That You Are" with Hex Hector & Soul Solution Club Mix, Grace's "Not Over Yet" with Perfecto Mix, and Ace Of Base's "Beautiful Life" with Vission & Lorimer Club Mix showcase the diverse sounds that shaped this era.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cRgnFG68y0

For now, immerse yourself in this rich slice of 90s House Music history. Turn up the volume and feel the beats. Look out for volume three this weekend and the final fourth volume next week. Until the next time...ENJOY!

Album : The Ultimate 90’s House Classics [1996 – 1997] Vol. 2Genre : 90’s Classic HouseYear : 2021Total Time : 3:06:16

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The late 90s heralded an era in House music filled with innovation, rhythm, and unforgettable melodies. The Ultimate 90's House Classics [1996 - 1997] Volume 1 is a treasure trove of tracks that perfectly encapsulate a time when dance floors were alive with energy, creativity, and boundless passion.

These are not just songs but anthems that defined a generation. Starting with the soulful resonance of Lisa Stansfield's "Never, Never Gonna Give You Up" in Mark!'s Transparent Vocal mix, this collection introduces listeners to a magical time in 90s House Music. The Classic Paradise Mix of Pet Shop Boys' "Before" resonates with pure nostalgia.

Volume 1 navigates the world of beats and rhythms with Daft Punk's iconic "Around The World" in the Kenlou Mix, a track that has become synonymous with innovative electronica. Todd Terry, along with Martha Wash & Jocelyn Brown, adds flavor to the set with "Something Going On", a track that instantly takes you back to the heart of the dance floor.

Happy Clappers' optimistic "I Believe" and Duke's enamoring "So In Love With You" with Full Intention Mix are juxtaposed brilliantly. They create an atmosphere that's both uplifting and reminiscent of love-filled nights under the glittering disco ball.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkFMc9fDB4k

David Morales and The Bad Yard Club take us on a rhythmic journey with "In De Ghetto," featuring Crystal Waters & Delta. The collection further explores club anthems with the KLM Vocal Mix of Phunky Phantom's "Get Up Stand Up" and Junior Vasquez' Arena Anthem Mix of Livin' Joy's "Don't Stop Movin'."

90s Dance Floor Hits wouldn't be complete without the soul-stirring voices of Kristine W with "One More Try", Jennifer Holliday's powerful "No Frills Love" in Tony Moran's Anthem Mix, and Byron Stingily's "Get Up (Everybody)" in Mousse T.'s Extended Mix.

The tender "How Do I Live" by Leann Rimes in Mr. Mig Remix Club Mix and Amber's "One More Night" in the Hani Remix are a perfect segue to the end of this illustrious collection, crowned with Alison Limerick's legendary "Where Love Lives '96" in Dancing Divaz Club Mix.

This collection is more than a walk down memory lane; it's a celebration of an era where the essence of House music was shaped and honed. It's a tribute to the DJs, the artists, and the remixers who gave us these timeless classics.

So, go ahead and dive into this rich slice of 90 House Music history. Let the beats move you, and the melodies take you back. Embrace the nostalgia and dance like no one's watching. Until the next time...ENJOY!

Album : The Ultimate 90’s House Classics [1996 – 1997] Vol. 1Genre : 90’s Classic HouseYear : 2021Total Time...