Club Fusion by Party Favorz

EDM Jingle Electric 2013 is a Club Fusion year‑end mix built to close out 2013 with maximum impact. This set leans commercial but favors club-ready edits and harder-hitting remixes, picked to give familiar songs a larger-than-life sound for the dancefloor.

Highlights include Tiësto vs. Tooloud’s take on Afrojack’s “The Spark,” Afrojack’s remix of Donna Summer’s “I Feel Love,” and club-focused turns from Avicii and Hardwell. Jason Nevins supplies inventive pop-to-club reworks — heard here on both Eminem/Rihanna and Ylvis — while a handful of boutique edits keep the energy sharp without going safe.

Clocking in around 78 minutes, Jingle Electric 2013 was assembled as a year-ender meant to land with a bang. The set was finished between holiday mixes and a forthcoming Time Capsule 2013, so expect this to sit alongside other seasonal and retrospective Party Favorz mixes.

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EDM Club Fusion, HW13 (2013): a darker, Halloween-tinged circuit set built for late-night peak hours and the devil’s playground. This mix leans into harder-edged electro and progressive floor-fillers while threading in mashups and reworks that stay true to the season’s spooky vibe. Total runtime is 1:25:06.

Highlights land on Adrian Lux & Marcus Schossow’s “Wild Child,” a Steve Angello remix of Chase & Status, and Calvin Harris’ take on Fatboy Slim & Riva Starr, each driving the set’s peak-house energy. The playlist also leans into playful club reworks from Duck Sauce (Bingo Players remix) and a Tommy Trash vs. Bob Marley mashup, then closes with festival-ready momentum courtesy of Zedd’s “Stay The Night” (Nicky Romero Remix). Expect punchy drops, darker textures, and a few underground treats tucked into the back half aimed at circuit floors and Halloween dance parties.

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Press Play Volume 2 is an EDM Club Fusion mix from 2013 that follows the arc of Volume 1, moving from a simmer to a full boil before cooling down again. This release leans into radio-friendly vocal hooks while serving up club-ready remixes designed to keep a mixed crowd on the floor.

Highlights include Myon & Shane 54’s textured rework of Late Night Alumni, Ken Rock’s extended take on Avicii feat. Aloe Blacc, and R3hab’s propulsive remix of Rihanna. The set also features club treatments from Jason Nevins and Dave Aude alongside Calvin Harris’ extended flip of Empire of the Sun, and nods to mainstream crossover moments with Jason Derulo and Selena Gomez. Clocking in at just under 90 minutes, it’s a commercially minded dance mix built for party continuity and peak-time impact.

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This episode is EDM Club Fusion — Press Play Volume 1 from 2013, a roughly 79-minute two-set serving of unapologetic commercial electro-pop and club-ready remixes meant for peak-time playlists and DJs. The mix pairs radio-friendly hooks with extended and club edits to move from pop-friendly moments into full dancefloor energy. Highlights include Steve Smart & WestFunk’s take on One Direction’s “Best Song Ever,” Tiësto’s remix of Ellie Goulding’s “Burn,” Kaskade’s extended “Atmosphere,” Audien’s vocal mix of Bruno Mars’ “Treasure,” Deniz Koyu & Danny Avila’s remix of Krewella’s “Live For The Night,” and Funk3d’s club rework of Lady Gaga’s “Applause.” The track selection leans heavily toward commercial EDM and electro-pop, so skim the list to find the edits that fit your set or party vibe. If you want a compact, DJ-ready set of 2013-era commercial dance remixes, this installment delivers consistent tempo and recognizable hooks across back-to-back mixes.

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This Club Fusion EDM mix, Summer Swelter (2013), marks the host’s return after a brief technical hiatus and lands as a high-energy progressive/electro set built for peak-time floors. The mix stitches radio-ready vocal edits with big-room and progressive textures across roughly 80 minutes, balancing festival-sized drops with singalong moments. Highlights include early heat from David Guetta & GlowInTheDark, a Tommie Sunshine rework of Martin Solveig’s Hey Now, Chris Lake’s take on Duck Sauce, and Kaskade’s remix of Lana Del Rey. Later turns from Avicii’s Wake Me Up and Benny Benassi retooled by Alex Gaudino & Jason Rooney keep momentum steady while a handful of promos and bootlegs add surprise turns. The host notes the set was finalized around a computer meltdown but resurfaced stronger—expect a focused, dancefloor-first collection that captures summer 2013’s club pulse.

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EDM Pride 2013 Volume 2 is a Club Fusion installment assembled for Pride season, pulling together progressive, electro, and house cuts aimed at daytime parties and summer DJ booths. The set compiles standout 2013 dance tracks and festival-ready remixes alongside recent edits chosen to keep energy melodic rather than maximal.

Highlights include Martin Solveig & The Cataracs’ club-ready “Hey Now,” Tiësto’s “Take Me,” and Alesso vs. OneRepublic’s extended rework of “If I Lose Myself,” with pop-to-club turns from Christina Aguilera and Emeli Sandé rounding out the playlist. The mix closes with two breezy favorites: Chris Malinchak’s “So Good To Me” in the punchier Steve Smart & Westfunk Club Mix and Mat Zo & Porter Robinson’s carefree “Easy,” a tune the host notes borrows a familiar synth motif reminiscent of Steve Winwood’s While You See a Chance. Overall the roughly 78-minute set balances big-room moments with sunlit, melodic cuts that fit Pride celebrations and summer DJ sets.

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EDM Pride 2013 Volume 1 is a Club Fusion mix built for the moment — a Pride set from 2013 timed against a year of potentially historic SCOTUS rulings. This episode pairs festival-ready electro and progressive house with pop remixes to keep a dancefloor moving while the community watches important legal developments.

Highlights include uplifting remixes and club edits from Kelly Clarkson (Baggi Begovic Club Mix), Krewella (Hardwell Club Mix), and David Guetta featuring Ne-Yo & Akon, alongside Sultan & Ned Shepard’s turn on Bruno Mars and Zedd’s Alive rework for Empire Of The Sun. The mix closes with a Dave Aude extended take on Vassy’s We Are Young, plus club-ready choices from Tiesto and Adrian Lux. It’s a concise, high-energy Pride snapshot from 2013 that balances mainstream vocal anthems with peak-time EDM remixes.

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EDM Sessions April 2013 is a club-focused EDM set built for big-room and progressive dance floors, presented as a surprise April drop ahead of a busy Pride season. This 2013 mix stitches commercial vocal moments and festival-ready remixes into a near two-hour sequence intended for summer rotation and peak-hour play.

Highlights include StoneBridge’s Music Man opening the energy, sweeping festival remixes like Hardwell feat. Amba Shepherd – Apollo (Dash Berlin 4 AM Remix) and Armin van Buuren’s This Is What It Feels Like (W&W Remix), plus sing-along moments from David Guetta and the Alesso vs. OneRepublic rework. Pop-to-club edits from Rihanna add darker, late-night textures that keep the flow accessible without losing momentum.

Clocking in at 1:49:44, the set was road-tested for club use and balances extended remix treatments with tight transitions. Expect a mix designed to work both as a DJ tool and as an energetic listen while Party Favorz ramps up weekly Pride-season programming.

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EDM Club Fusion mix Dirrty Electro Pop (2013) was pegged for Miami Music Week and finally lands as a tight, club-ready 78-minute set built for peak-floor impact. The release was delayed, but the intent is the same: a readable, AAA club sequence that balances radio-ready vocal remixes with punchy electro drivers for DJs and listeners alike.

Highlights include big reworks and crossover remixes from Krewella, Steve Aoki, and Cedric Gervais’s take on Lana Del Rey, with festival-friendly turns from Cazzette, the Nicky Romero vs. Avicii pathway, and the Nicky Romero remix of Calvin Harris featuring Ellie Goulding. The mix leans into emotive vocal peaks without sacrificing momentum, making it equally useful for a warmup or a peak-time revisit to early-2010s EDM crossover sounds. Clocking roughly 1:18:36, it’s a straightforward, club-focused ride meant to reconnect listeners with sunnier dancefloor energy.

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Club Fusion EDM mix 2013: I Love EDM is an electro and progressive set built for peak-floor energy and smart radio play. This 1:22 compilation gathers extended club edits and festival-ready remixes to show how pop and progressive strains cross into modern EDM. The tracklist balances peak-time momentum with radio-friendly hooks to keep the dancefloor moving.

Highlights include Loreen’s “My Heart Is Refusing Me” in a Benny Benassi extended mix, Norman Doray & Nervo’s “Something to Believe In” reworked by Hard Rock Sofa, and Starkillers’ NYE-style boot of Zedd feat. Foxes’ “Clarity.” You’ll also find Fedde Le Grand’s RAW, Sultan & Ned Shepard’s remix of Bruno Mars, and Tom Swoon’s take on Dido, among other club-ready turns. Musically the set scores high for flow and energy (an A- in the original write-up) even if the overall styling leans more conservative.

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