This is a Chill Out mixtape from the Mixtape Sessions series, Autumn 2014 — a laid‑back, hour‑and‑a‑half set of personal picks meant for unwinding or zoning out. The mix leans into deep and indie‑tinged house, easing the transition from late summer into fall with reflective originals and tasteful remixes.

Highlights include Parra for Cuva’s meditative “True Thoughts,” a widescreen Kölsch original, and Nora en Pure’s deep rework of Dirty Vegas’ “Setting Sun.” You’ll also hear sunlit takes like Sam Feldt’s remix of Syn Cole, AlexC’s rework of Emeli Sandé, and a moody Sebastien remix of Moby featuring Damien Jurado. The selection favors atmosphere and melodic warmth over peak‑time bangers.

As with all Mixtape Sessions, there are no cue files supplied — these mixes are personal compilations meant to be enjoyed as continuous listening. Sit back, press play, and let it carry you into autumn.

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Serve Chilled (2014) is a Chill Out mixtape that leans into House and Deep House while pulling from NuDisco, indie, and a little Brazilian flavor. It was put together to relaunch Party Favorz’s Chill section as a more relaxed, mixtape-style series — eclectic but cohesive, meant for late-afternoon listening or easy background sets.

The mix highlights breezy remixes and warm deep edits, including Klingande (Zero Set Remix), Little Boots (Moon Boots Remix), Flume (Cosmo’s Midnight Mix), Syn Cole (Kygo Remix), Sade (Disco Syndicate Mix), and Lane 8’s Every Night take. Expect shimmering nu-disco moments, tucked-in indie textures, and sunlit deep grooves that steer the mood toward uplift rather than darkness. Running just over ninety minutes, Serve Chilled follows the spirit of the old Deep Edition mixtapes with modern selections and careful flow.

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This is a downtempo Chill Out mixtape and the final Chill Edition for 2012, built as a reflective, late-night set across roughly 1 hour and 22 minutes. Lean Forward gathers mellow, beat-forward selections and remixes that move from smoky instrumentals to vocal-led downtime, designed for easy listening and quiet focus.

Highlights include DJ Shadow’s vinyl-leaning opener, Little People’s Gravitas, and Thievery Corporation’s Web of Deception, with a relaxed Wankelmut take on Reckoning Song slipping into the flow. You’ll also find Phaeleh featuring Soundmouse, Quantic’s Time Is The Enemy, and other deep, textured cuts that balance trip-hop atmospheres with warm electronic basslines. The mix favors mood and continuity over dancefloor drive, making it a good soundtrack for winding down or thoughtful background play.

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Chill Out mixtape, 2012 edition — Divided We Fall — assembles a downtempo soundscape with a clear political throughline ahead of Election Day. This set expands tempos and textures from The Promise of a Better Life, weaving music, sound effects, and spoken snippets to inform rather than preach. Listen with headphones to catch the found audio and commentary, or enjoy the music on stereo for a more relaxed run-through.

Highlights include moody opener material from DJ Shadow, remix work and originals from Gramatik, a haunting Lana Del Rey moment, and instrumental turns from Chymera, Tube & Berger feat. Paji, and Sunlounger. The host intentionally avoids glossy new‑age salon music, favoring a variety of tempos and genres that keep the flow engaging while leaving room for reflection.

At roughly 80 minutes, this Chill Edition is designed to be both an immersive listening experience and a prompt for thought between now and November 6th. If you’re in the U.S., the set comes with a reminder to vote early or on Election Day.

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This is a Chill Out mixtape from the Chill Edition series, rebuilt for 2012 from the second half of the 2011 set. It leans into downtempo, lounge, and minimal textures while using political news snippets and sound effects as connective tissue—a deliberate benchmark for the forthcoming third Chill Edition. The mix runs about 1:43 and was assembled as a creative reference point for later volumes.

Expect warm, reflective passages alongside a few club-leaning moments. Highlights include Gramatik’s Party Favorz World View remix, Bonobo’s take on Alice Russell, Nightmares On Wax’s signature mood, Groove Armada with Will Young, Oceanlab featuring Justine Suissa, and a passage from Pretty Lights. Interstitial “preludes” and spoken-word segues push the sequence into a narrative space that’s sometimes pointed and sometimes melancholic, so the set works both as background chill listening and a subtly political time capsule.

This episode also previews upcoming Fall and Halloween plans and signals how the compiler intended to steer future Chill Editions; play it when you want thoughtful, carefully arranged downtempo vibes.

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This 2012 Chill Out mixtape is part of the downtempo Mixtape Sessions and was assembled as a slow, reflective counterpoint to the year’s noise. The World We Live In blends chill, minimal, house and lounge over a 94‑minute sequence, using sound‑effect transitions and spoken‑word preludes to stitch the set into a single late‑night listen. The mix was created as a cathartic project between seasonal editions and leans toward atmosphere over peaks.

Highlights include modern chill and downtempo names such as Nightmares On Wax, Maya Jane Coles, Washed Out, Gramatik and Thievery Corporation, plus a King Kooba downtempo remix of Soulstice that helps steer the flow between mellow grooves and deeper instrumental moments. Interstitial preludes—bits of current‑events audio and personal asides—give the mix a slightly documentary feel. Press play when you want to unwind: this edition rewards patient listening, warm basslines and textured samples rather than quick skims.

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