Club Fusion by Party Favorz

Club Fusion Catch-Up 2014 is a mid-year EDM roundup designed to get you current on the biggest dance tracks spinning in clubs and on phones. This nonstop, 98-minute mix collects the year’s heavy hitters into a continuous summer-ready set meant to play start-to-finish — no cue file, just press play and repeat.

Expect radio and festival favorites reworked for the floor: Calvin Harris’s “Summer” anchors the mix alongside remix takes on Katy Perry, Tiësto, and Pharrell. The set leans on pop vocal hooks translated into club energy with nods to Avicii and Bastille, plus edits and extended mixes that keep momentum for parties and warm-up slots.

Structured like Party Favorz’s year-end mixes, Catch-Up 2014 was assembled and edited in one sitting to capture a live, DJ-friendly flow. It’s a selective snapshot of mid-2014 dance floors and playlists meant to get you caught up fast.

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This is the EDM Sessions — June 2014 — a Club Fusion mix built to deliver big-room beats and festival-ready drops across a 1:26 runtime. The set was assembled as a straight-up EDM workout: it eases in before building into a heavier, peak-time second half stacked with club edits and high-energy remixes aimed at the dancefloor.

Highlights land on Tiësto’s remix of Matthew Koma’s “Wasted,” the Fedde Le Grand extended take on Michael Jackson’s “Love Never Felt So Good,” and the Avicii & Chris Cox revamp of Daft Punk’s “Derezzed,” all chosen to punch up familiar songs for peak moments. Pop-leaning club reworks from Katy Perry and Ellie Goulding sit alongside floor-fillers like Ariana Grande & Iggy Azalea’s “Problem,” plus festival-ready cuts from Calvin Harris and R3hab, keeping momentum steady from midset into the final drop.

If you’re into radio-pop remixed for the club and a steady climb into peak-room energy, this edition delivers a focused, DJ-friendly ride.

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EDM Sessions — a Club Fusion installment from April 2014 — delivers an 84-minute survey of the moment’s commercial and underground EDM. This mix intentionally balances radio-ready anthems with tougher club edits to push back against anthem fatigue and keep the energy varied across the set.

Highlights include The Kue’s take on Pharrell’s “Happy,” Afrojack’s extended “Ten Feet Tall,” Tiësto’s remix of Moxie Raia, and club-ready turns from David Guetta & Showtek and Zedd (Dave Aude’ Club Remix). Tight edits from producers like Otto Knows and Merk & Kremont help break up the mainstream runs, giving the mix an edge without losing dancefloor focus. Consider this a spring bridge between the commercial peaks and the house-forward sets the host teases next week.

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EDM Sessions, February 2014 — a tight Club Fusion mix built as a radio-ready run to carry you through the month. This set collects recent pop-to-EDM remixes and concise club edits, favoring punchy radio formats over extended versions so the flow stays immediate and dancefloor-focused. Highlights thread mainstream vocal hooks into big-room and club-ready treatments: Miley Cyrus lands as the Cedric Gervais radio edit, Ellie Goulding gets The Chainsmokers makeover, and Merk & Kremont link up with Toby Green and Lenny Kravitz for a rock-to-dance pivot. Fedde Le Grand’s take on Shakira with Rihanna and an extended Zedd remix inject peak energy, while Nervo’s club remix of Cyndi Lauper closes on a classic-meets-modern note. The mix leans on accessible, crowd-pleasing reworks that stitch pop into an EDM framework without losing momentum.

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EDM mix from the Club Fusion series, 2014 — Don’t Stop! opens the year as a kickstarter set built for peak-time dancefloors and heavy-radio remixes. Clocking in at about 86 minutes, this winter-themed sequence stitches festival edits and club reworks into a nonstop flow meant to warm up a cold January and segue into the season’s releases.

Highlights include Electric Joy Ride’s take on Natalia Kills, Goldhouse’s club mix of Katy Perry’s “Dark Horse,” Throttle’s remix of Avicii’s “You Make Me,” and Armin van Buuren’s Kat Krazy club mix of “Beautiful Life.” The set balances commercial hooks and progressive energy with floor-ready moments from Borgeous and Audien’s rework of Bastille’s “Pompeii,” keeping momentum through mashups, extended edits, and club-friendly remixes.

Think of this as a concise, mix-friendly statement to drop into a longer DJ sequence or a workout rotation — upbeat, familiar, and crafted for a steady peak.

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This is an EDM Club Fusion mix from the Blow Your Own Horn series, 2014 edition, assembled as a continuous New Year’s dance-party set. Ken mashed together the standout record fragments of 2013 with a few 2012 favorites to create an uninterrupted, nearly two-hour party flow meant to be heard start to finish.

The set leans on pop-EDM anthems and festival-ready remixes, with notable turns for Calvin Harris (Nicky Romero remix), David Guetta feat. Sia (Nicky Romero remix), Zedd feat. Foxes (Starkillers NYE Booty Mix), Avicii’s Wake Me Up (Ken Rock Extended Mix), Lana Del Rey (Cedric Gervais remix), and Swedish House Mafia (Promise Land remix). Ken experimented with new mash-up software on the first half and finished the mix using his usual tools, trimming and splicing to keep momentum for a New Year’s crowd.

There is no cue file for this release; it’s designed as a single continuous party set. Happy New Year from Ken, and enjoy the ride into 2014.

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This Club Fusion EDM mix—Top Dance Songs of 2013, Volume 4—serves as a final year-end snapshot and a mix-ready time capsule of 2013’s mainstream dance sounds. Running just under 78 minutes, the set collects remixes and extended edits that defined clubs and radio alike while reflecting on how major-label tactics shaped the year’s sonic character.

Highlights include Chris Malinchak’s warm house rework, Avicii’s genre-blending Wake Me Up, and Alesso’s big-room remix approach, with Tiesto’s festival-ready touch adding heft to the sequence. The mix also nods to the disco revival sparked by Daft Punk and its downstream influence on NuDisco-leaning tracks, and it surveys pop-to-club conversions from Lady Gaga and other crossover artists.

Party Favorz uses this fourth volume to mark the end of the series and to look ahead: EDM’s commercial peak left room for unexpected winners, and the program positions listeners for whatever “the next big thing” in dance music brings in 2014 and beyond. Enjoy.

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This is an EDM year‑end mix from the Top Dance Songs of 2013 series, assembled as the non‑stop Time Capsule 2K13 v3. Clocking in at 1:19:44, Volume 3 collects 2013’s club and pop‑crossover moments into a single‑take party mix designed to mirror a live DJ set.

Highlights include Lana Del Rey’s Summertime Sadness (Cedric Gervais Remix), Daft Punk’s Get Lucky featuring Nile Rodgers & Pharrell Williams, and Kelly Clarkson’s People Like Us (Show & Tell Remix). The set also leans into radio‑to‑club reworks with Miley Cyrus (DJ Laszlo Club Mix), Rihanna (Cosmic Dawn Club Mix), and OneRepublic (It’s the Kue Club Mix), blending electro, festival EDM, and pop remixes while keeping continuous momentum.

This volume closes out the multi‑part 2013 roundup and previews a slight shift in our year‑end approach — an amalgamated compilation using variant versions from past sets. Expect the final volume next week, with more on where EDM seemed headed into 2014.

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EDM year-end mix — Top Dance Songs of 2013 Volume 2 collects the club and crossover hits that shaped the dancefloors in 2013. This volume pulls together extended mixes and peak-time remixes from the Time Capsule 2K13 sequence, designed as a DJ-friendly sequence for continuous play. Highlights include Calvin Harris feat. Ellie Goulding’s “I Need Your Love” (Extended Original Mix) and Zedd feat. Foxes’ “Clarity” (Extended Mix), alongside transformative remixes such as Ellie Goulding’s “Burn” (Tiesto Remix) and Keane’s “Sovereign Light Café” (Afrojack Remix). The set also leans into pop-to-club reworks, with Macklemore & Ryan Lewis’s “Same Love” (Cutmore Club Mix) and a George M. take on Britney Spears’ “Work Bitch,” balancing mainstream hooks with club-oriented production. This installment captures 2013’s EDM sensibility: big melodies retooled for the floor, tight remix edits, and a snapshot of producers translating pop moments into peak-time energy. Listen as a compact, continuous mix that reflects how the year’s hits lived in clubs.

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This episode is an EDM Club Fusion roundup — Top Dance Songs of 2013, Volume 1 — built to capture how mainstream pop and club culture intersected that year. The mix distills picks informed by Beatport, Billboard’s Dance Club chart, and listener feedback into a seamless set that highlights remix-driven crossover hits and festival-ready originals. Expect familiar pop remixes and club edits threaded with indie-EDM moments. Highlights include Katy Perry’s “Roar” (Cosmic Dawn Club Remix), Rihanna’s “The Monster” feat. Eminem (Majestic Audio Bootleg), and Robin Thicke’s “Blurred Lines” (The Thin Red Men Club Mix), alongside Tegan & Sara’s “Closer” (Sultan & Ned Shepard Remix), Empire of the Sun’s “Alive” (Zedd Remix), and the Calvin Harris mix of Fatboy Slim & Riva Starr’s “Eat, Sleep, Rave, Repeat.” The selection favors vocal-led remixes and synth-forward originals that mapped 2013’s dance floors without trying to be encyclopedic. It’s a subjective time capsule—one installment of a four-part series—meant to spark debate and nostalgia while showcasing the year’s crossover energy and club-friendly production.

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