Club Fusion by Party Favorz

This Club Fusion mix — Beach Party 2018 Volume 2 — is a 2018, dancefloor-ready continuous set built to collect current EDM hits and reworked disco and house classics into one tight listening experience. The purpose is simple: give you a full, uninterrupted 91‑minute mix of summertime club tracks and fresh remixes without the annoying radio edits.

Highlights include disco-minded revivals like Galactic Marvel's take on KC & The Sunshine Band and Softmal's I Believe In Miracles alongside contemporary club cuts and remixes from AuRa & Camelphat, Sofi Tukker (Purple Disco Machine remix), P!nk, and a cheeky Pink Panda spin on Cardi B's I Like It. The set balances big-room and nostalgic grooves, folding classic hooks into modern synth and bass treatments so familiar choruses land in a new context.

Note: official Robyn remixes for "Missing U" weren’t available at time of airing, so those are held for a future set. Enjoy the summer blend and stick around for the next Summer Edition focused on divas and tribal beats.

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Club Fusion Beach Party 2018 Volume 1 is a summer EDM and dance mix built to get you from hump day into the weekend. This 2018 Beach Party set collects big remixes and extended club edits — sequenced to open hot and then cool toward the finish, which is why part two arrives separately the next day.

Expect radio-friendly vocal hooks reworked for the floor and a few peak-time turns. Highlights include Charlie Lane’s remixes of Jax Jones and Maroon 5, StoneBridge’s club mix of Ariana Grande, Tiësto’s AFTR_HRS rework of Ed Sheeran, plus Wideboys and Dave Aude edits on Clean Bandit/Demi Lovato and Hilary Roberts. The set leans into catchy, extended mixes while easing into slower territory by the close; part two and a Summer Edition follow shortly.

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This is the Club Fusion Catch-Up for 2018, a near-three-hour EDM compilation that gathers the biggest dance and club tracks of the year so far into one continuous party mix. The set assembles radio-to-club crossover hits and DJ-ready remixes intended as a summer-party and pride-season toolkit.

Expect staple remixes and extended edits from Ofenbach, EDX, Joe Stone, Jason Reilly, Dave Aude, and Nathan Jain alongside recent hits reworked for the floor. Selections range from Portugal. The Man’s Ofenbach flip and EDX’s Dubai Skyline edits to Nicky Romero’s take on Martin Garrix & David Guetta, with plenty of extended mixes and mashups to keep transitions DJ-friendly.

Built from recent Party Favorz episodes and carryovers from the 2017 Year In Dance, this Catch-Up set is designed for listeners and DJs who want a concise package of what’s been moving dancefloors early in 2018. Enjoy and use it for summer playlists and Pride sets.

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This Club Fusion EDM mix from 2018 — Dance Music For the Masses (D M M) — is a focused 2.5-hour set designed to showcase what’s worth listening to on the dance floor right now. It sits between future-house grooves, tech-leaning club cuts, and radio-friendly vocal remixes, built to keep energy steady whether you’re DJing late-night or listening at home.

Highlights include a smooth opener from Joe Stone vs. Cr3on, a bold Charlie Lane & Jason Reilly reinvention of Dua Lipa’s “IDGAF,” and OffSet’s atmospheric take on Years & Years’ “Sanctify.” M-22’s collaboration with Medina and Pink Panda’s refresh of David Guetta & Sia’s “Flames” provide melodic peaks, while KC Lights’ remix of PNAU’s “Go Bang” keeps the momentum moving. The mix balances familiar vocal cuts and club-minded edits, trimming filler for a concise, dancefloor-ready ride.

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This Club Fusion Spring Break 2018 mix collects the season’s EDM, house, and dance club hits—a near-two-hour snapshot meant to land in your headphones before these tracks blow up on the floor. Party Favorz leans into Circuit Tribal House and EDM Dance Club trends, curating early-adopter favorites and remix-forward pop edits pulled from hundreds of submissions.

Highlights include Dash Berlin’s remix of Lost Frequencies & Zonderling’s “Crazy,” Kokiri’s take on Marshmello & Anne‑Marie’s “Friends,” and festival-ready reworks like Dua Lipa’s IDGAF (Country Club Martini Crew Remix) and Kesha’s Dave Aude Extended mix. The set balances peak-time energy and club-ready pop edits—expect DJ Snake’s Magenta Riddim (Lumberjack Remix) and MK’s 17 (Dark Intensity Remix) to keep momentum high. The host notes this episode was released a week early for Spring Break and that he’ll step away briefly due to family matters before returning with more mixes.

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EDM / Club Fusion mix — Winter EDM Sessions 2018 — a two-hour set built to push late-winter grooves toward spring and early-summer singalongs. This episode collects vocal-forward edits and club remixes chosen for momentum and crossover potential rather than underground obscurities.

Highlights include Azure’s Dave Aude rework of “Too Late,” Dua Lipa’s defiant “IDGAF” in a club-ready remix, and Tom Keller’s jangly “Everybody Knows My Name” presented in its extended mix as a possible sleeper hit. Keala Settle’s empowering “This Is Me,” Zedd’s “The Middle” in a Barry Harris club turn, and Basstoy’s revived “Runnin” (Dave Aude 2014 Club) anchor the set alongside upbeat tech-house and big-room treatments. Expect a brighter, dancefloor-focused energy with a handful of peak-hour remixes from Barry Harris and Dave Aude woven through the mix.

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This is an EDM Club Fusion mix for 2018 built as a commercial dance primer and party-ready set. The compilation is designed to kick off the year with radio-friendly remixes and club edits that move between funky house, bigroom energy and vocal-driven dance to keep the floor shifting.

Highlights include Bruno Mars feat. Cardi B’s Finesse used as a stylistic transition, remix-ready turns on Charlie Puth’s How Long, and Sofi Tukker’s sticky Best Friend. Martin Garrix’s So Far Away (Nicky Romero Remix) and NAATIONS’ Want Me More supply melodic payoff, while Skylar Stecker and the Dave Audé production touch keep the set anchored in contemporary club sound. The mix also nods to tasteful reworks such as the KC Anderson take on Free and teases more themed releases and a part two to Sweat on the Floor coming soon.

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This Club Fusion EDM/House year‑end mix — Blow Your Own Horn 2018 — is built as a final party set to carry you into the new year with bootlegs, mashups, bounce, and reworked classics. The two‑plus hour program is designed to be floor-ready from the jump, blending familiar vocal hits with fresh club edits and high-energy transitions.

Highlights include a Delirious & Alex K intro of Daft Punk’s One More Time, Barry Harris mashups and remixes (Dua Lipa, Imagine Dragons, and a 2018 Whitney remix), Miky Vibes’ Wake Me Up bootleg, SunPhillips’ take on Gloria Estefan’s Conga, and a PILO bootleg of Despacito. If you like disco-infused house, big-room edits, and inventive mashup work, this set stitches mainstream pop and classic dance into a relentless holiday-ready sequence meant to heat up your party and launch 2018 on the dancefloor. Enjoy and happy new year.

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EDM / Club Fusion — Top Dance Songs of 2017, Volume 3 is a year-end collection built as a listening time capsule and DJ reference. This installment rounds up the remix-heavy crossover hits that shaped 2017’s floors, pulling together festival edits, handbag-house flips, and more underground club treatments to document how pop and dance collided that year. Highlights include multiple Avicii reworks (the Merk & Kremont mix of “Without You” and the Dirty Werk & Country Club Martini Crew flip of “Lonely Together”), Alesso’s club re-edit of The Chainsmokers & Coldplay, and Illenium’s atmospheric take on Marshmello’s “Silence.” Also featured are dance-ready treatments of Dua Lipa, Rihanna (Gigamesh remix), and Luis Fonsi’s Major Lazer & Moska remix of “Despacito,” showing the breadth from radio-friendly remixes to extended club mixes. Use this volume as part of a personal archive or a quick reference when reconstructing 2017’s dance-floor moods.

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EDM / Club Fusion — Top Dance Songs of 2017 Volume 2 collects the remixes and festival-ready edits that kept floors moving that year. This installment focuses on how club reworks extended pop singles into dancefloor staples, reframing artists from Julia Michaels to Katy Perry for peak-time sets.

Highlights include Riddler’s extended take on Julia Michaels’ “Issues,” Ralphi Rosario’s workout of Katy Perry and Nicki Minaj’s “Swish Swish,” and Dave Aude’s club-ready flips for Kesha and DJ Khaled. The mix balances melodic house and big-room EDM with tasteful vocal edits from Jack Wins, The Him, Galantis and Oliver, showing how producers turned mainstream hits into DJ-friendly weapons without losing their pop appeal.

Part two of a multipart Year in Dance series, this mix favors remix culture over originals and previews more 2017 selections coming in the next volume. Expect a near two-hour set of club-forward remixes and extended mixes designed for playlists and late-night sets alike.

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