Club Fusion by Party Favorz

EDM Club Fusion, 2016 — Summer Slammers Volume 1 is a 1:43 continuous mix built to cut through the heat with high-energy electro and house reworks for peak-hour sets and sunny parties. This installment gathers extended club mixes, festival-ready edits, and crossover pop-EDM treatments designed to keep a diverse dancefloor moving.

Highlights include a Basement Freaks rework of Queen’s “We Will Rock You,” SNBRN’s take on Louis The Child & Icona Pop’s “Weekend,” and club-ready turns from Cash Cash, Ariana Grande (7th Heaven Club Mix), David Guetta (Stefan Dabruck Remix), and a Cosmic Dawn remix of Rihanna. The flow balances sing-along moments with peak-energy bangers and a few unexpected edits to keep DJs and partygoers on their toes.

The mix reflects the show’s open-door ethos: a playlist meant for crowds from every background who just want to dance. Expect a versatile, summer-ready set that slots into peak sets, beach parties, and late-night club rooms alike.

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EDM Catch-Up 2016 collects the year's standout dance edits into a two-hour, mid-year reset. This Club Fusion installment surveys a noticeable shift toward lower BPMs and house-leaning grooves, presenting radio crossovers and club-ready remixes in one steady summer mix.

Highlights include big remixes that defined the sound of 2016 — The Chainsmokers (Illenium Remix), Sia (Funk3d Pop Remix), Rihanna (Barry Harris Club Mix), Alan Walker (Kryder & Tom Staar Remix), Zedd + Kesha (Division 4 Club Mix) and Troye Sivan (Wideboys Future Remix). Party Favorz blends pop, deep-house and electro reworks into a continuous flow that reads like a snapshot of the year so far, favoring groove and continuity over peak-time bombast. Perfect for summer listening or a club-leaning playlist, this episode sums up where mainstream dance music was heading mid-2016.

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This Club Fusion EDM Sessions mix from May 2016 is a pre-summer dance-party set built to warm up the floor and the road. Across its 77-minute runtime the mix leans into upbeat EDM, electro and deep-house flavors while keeping a sunny, melodic mood for warm-weather playlists.

Highlights thread bright pop-house edits and festival-ready remixes, starting with Justin Timberlake’s Can’t Stop The Feeling (Daniel Siman Tov Remix) and rolling into Alesso edits and a bootleg-style Galantis No Money turn. Beat-driven reworks like Cedric Gervais’s take on Sigala’s Give Me Your Love and Scotty Boy’s punchy update of Prince’s Erotic City (featuring Sheila E.) add funk and attitude, while a late nod to Jennifer Lopez’s Ain’t Your Mama (Amice Remix) keeps the singalong energy high. Ideal for pre-party drives, pool warm-ups, or anyone chasing an early-summer buzz—crank it and enjoy the mix of house, electro, and pop-ready grooves.

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This is the Spring Break 2016 edition of Club Fusion, an EDM mix built to take you from sun-up house grooves into a full festival assault and back down into deeper house territory. Clocking in at roughly 93 minutes, it surveys electro, progressive, and deep-house remixes that were shaping the season while hinting at the scene’s gradual shift away from a one-sound market.

The set opens with high-energy club stomps like R3hab & Quintino’s Freak and folds in a rolling Inpetto remix of Galantis before moving through crossover pop remixes — Zara Larsson & MNEK, DNCE — and a Tiësto-extended vocal treatment of the Dillon Francis & Kygo collaboration. An Illenium rework of The Chainsmokers provides a bass-forward moment that contrasts nicely with the groove-led closers.

The mix favors tight transitions and selective remix choices, highlighting producers who were pushing festival energy and underground texture in 2016. It’s a practical, dancefloor-minded snapshot of that spring’s most playable edits.

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EDM mix EVDM (Electronic Valentine Dance Music, 2016) is a one-hour-fifty Club Fusion set built to move a party from heavy house into peak electro-house and back again. This episode stitches edits and remixes into a single continuous ride, with a deliberate energy break at the midpoint to reset the mood.

Expect festival-sized edits alongside club-ready groove: MORTEN feat. Frida Sundemo’s Avicii remix opens a melodic thread, with big-room shapes from Michael Calfan and a darker Club Killers edit of The Weeknd. Don Diablo’s remix of Birdy and Joe Maz’s rework of The Chainsmokers add tasteful melodic hooks, while Will Sparks’ take on Major Lazer lifts the set into higher tempo terrain.

The mix leans into 2016 dancefloor trends, balancing power electro-house with occasional deep and progressive moments to keep momentum. It’s curated for party mode—designed to play through without losing focus while spotlighting a handful of standout remixes.

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This is a Club Fusion EDM/Deep House New Year’s mix — Blow Your Own Horn 2k16 — built as a party-ready, one-take DJ set intended to carry a NYE crowd through the countdown. The 2015 set pulls big vocal hits and peak-time remixes into a two hour forty minute mix designed to play loud and keep dancefloors moving.

Expect tested club versions and bold reworks rather than radio edits: highlights include Sam Feldt’s take on Avicii’s “Waiting for Love,” Sick Individuals’ remix of Madonna’s “Bitch I’m Madonna,” Tiësto & Moti’s rework of “Lean On,” Afrojack’s turn on “Hey Mama,” KSHMR’s remix of Avicii’s “For a Better Day,” and Michael Brun’s club-ready spin on David Guetta’s “What I Did For Love.” The set was mixed live with only minimal edits afterward, so what you hear is raw, immediate, and sequenced for party energy.

If you need a single continuous NYE mix that blends mainstream vocal moments with festival-ready EDM and deep-house texture, this edition was assembled for that purpose. Play it loud and enjoy the night.

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This episode is the final volume of the Top Dance Songs of 2015 series, focusing on house and deep-house highlights from the year alongside a few crossover moments. It’s a year-end roundup that reflects on 2015’s tendencies—less about breaking new ground and more about solid remixes and club-ready reinterpretations for DJs and playlists.

The mix collects standout remixes and producers who kept dance floors moving, with nods to Chic feat. Nile Rodgers (Peter Brown Club Mix), Ed Sheeran (Seamus Haji Remix), Calvin Harris & Disciples, Diplo & Sleepy Tom, and Gorgon City feat. Jennifer Hudson (Freemasons Club Mix). The episode also acknowledges the cultural tidal wave of Mark Ronson & Bruno Mars’ “Uptown Funk,” a pop throwback that defied expectations and lingered in dance sets throughout the year.

If your favorites aren’t here, they may have shown up across the five volumes or will turn up in the forthcoming New Year’s Dance Party mix “Blow Your Own Horn.” Until then, enjoy this house-forward closing chapter of 2015’s top dance selections.

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This Club Fusion episode collects the top dance remixes and club edits of 2015 in a year-in-review mix. Focused on EDM, electro house, and deep-house reworks, Volume 4 highlights how pop hooks and festival-ready production met on the dance floor that year.

The mix spotlights standout remixes like Madonna’s Offer Nissim Living For Drama take on “Living For Love,” Avicii’s “For A Better Day” (KSHMR Remix), and the Modern Machines club mix of David Guetta & Afrojack’s “Hey Mama.” You’ll also hear Mark Ronson feat. Bruno Mars in a Delirious & Alex K club mix, Sander Van Doorn & MOTi’s extended club cut of “Lost,” and a dancefloor-ready rework of The Weeknd’s “Earned It.” These selections show the balance between radio-friendly moments and peak-time club dynamics that defined 2015’s remix culture.

Running 22 tracks and about 95 minutes, the set leans on extended mixes and club edits made for DJs and late-night sets while keeping the singalong hooks alive.

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Club Fusion presents Top Dance Songs of 2015 Volume 3, a year-end mix of EDM, Electro House, and Deep House cuts that shaped the club season. This installment gathers remixes and extended mixes from 2015, aiming to capture the reworks and peak-time edits that kept dance floors moving that year.

Highlights include Sia’s “Elastic Heart” as reimagined by Cosmic Dawn & BTS and Avicii’s “Waiting for Love” in the Sam Feldt remix, alongside Duke Dumont’s “Ocean Drive” (Michael Calfan Remix) and L’Tric’s “This Feeling” (Kryder Remix). The set also points to rising-room talent like Nytrix’s “Take Me Higher” (Dave Aude Club Mix) and notable remix culture moments such as Jack U feat. Justin Bieber’s “Where Are U Now” (Kaskade Remix). Expect a balance of vocal-driven pop edits and melodic house textures that reflect how remixers retooled mainstream songs for the 2015 club circuit.

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EDM / Club Fusion — Top Dance Songs of 2015 Volume 2 gathers club-ready remixes and deep-house edits that shaped the Year in Dance 2015. This mix collects radio-friendly reworks and underground-leaning remixes that pushed pop songs onto dance floors, from Justin Bieber’s “What Do You Mean” (MARC Remix) and Demi Lovato’s “Cool For The Summer” (Cahill Club Mix) to darker club treatments like The Weeknd’s “The Hills” (DJ Kue Club Mix).

Highlights include melodic turns such as Sam Feldt’s “Show Me Love” (EDX Remix), global reworks like Major Lazer & DJ Snake’s “Lean On” (eSQUIRE Houselife Remix), and classic disco-to-club translations in Giorgio Moroder’s “Right Here Right Now” (7th Heaven Club Mix). The set leans into Electro House, Deep House, and big-room flavors, offering a concise snapshot of remix culture in 2015 when pop songwriting and electronic production routinely crossed paths.

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