Club Fusion by Party Favorz

It's that time again for some funky electro-house music! Before I get into that, I want to bring everyone's attention to the "Party Favorz 'T' Collection". To your left, you'll notice I opened up a store with a whole selection of t-shirts sportin...

Well, it's that time again for some Dirty Electro-Funk! As the last time, I had way too many songs and successfully managed to whittle it down to two discs. Not an easy thing to do, but when many of the songs are painfully redundant, it makes my ...

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Well, I've managed to finalize the first two mixes of the Electro-Funk Edition and they are FIERCE! The first mix is closer to what I consider electro-lite with some funky tunes rounding it out.

The second mix is predominantly harder, and not some...

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What? Another update so soon? You bet! I told you at the beginning of the year I had a sh!t load of music to go through. Instead of combining many of the songs from the Funky Edition with the Tech House songs (much like in Party Favorz 2007: Funky Ed...

Funky House — Top Dance Songs of 2007 Volume 2 revisits a year when vocal house, remixed pop and deeper club edits coexisted on dance floors. This Deep & Funky compilation collects standout 2007 cuts and reworks, assembled for listeners who want both peak-time energy and moments of groove-ready depth.

Highlights include Moto Blanco’s club revivals of Booty Luv’s “Boogie 2nite” and “Shine,” Cahill’s “Trippin On You,” and a Haji & Emanuel update of Degrees Of Motion’s “Do You Want It Right Now.” The Bassmonkeys club mix of Tony Moran & Martha Wash’s “Keep Your Body Working” and DJ Meme’s Philly Suite edit of Fish Go Deep & Tracey K add contrasting peak and deeper moods, while Roisin Murphy’s Joey Negro mix reminds you how 2007 balanced pop flair with club sophistication.

For DJs and collectors this set is a compact snapshot: disco-referenced grooves, remixed pop anthems, and a few deeper passages that held the year’s floors together.

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Funky-house highlights from the Top Dance Songs of 2007 series, compiled for Club Fusion listeners who want a focused snapshot of that year’s remixes and vocal-driven dancefloor moments. This Deep & Funky collection (2007, expanded and remastered) gathers 22 tracks that reshape pop, soul, and club singles for DJs and late-night sets.

The mix leans into big-room remix culture with standout turns like Todd Terry Allstars feat. Tara McDonald’s “Get Down” (Warren Clarke Club Mix) and Soulshaker’s revamp of Alexander O’Neal’s “Saturday Love.” Roisin Murphy’s “Overpowered” (Seamus Haji Remix) and Quentin Harris’ vocal work add modern electronic texture, while Bliss Inc. feat. Carlotta Chadwick brings uplifting house energy. A bold Freemasons Club Mix of “Sexual Healing” (Alibi vs. Rockefeller) underscores how 2007 bridged classics and contemporary club production.

Play this for a concise, dancefloor-focused tour of funky and vocal-house remixes that defined the year’s club sound.

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Club Fusion presents Top Dance Songs of 2007 Volume 2, a year-end mix that collects circuit and electro-house remixes defining 2007’s club sound. This Volume 2 set gathers extended club edits and radio-to-rave reworks meant for dancers and DJs alike, front-loading the year’s crossover moments with remix-driven energy.

Highlights include Beyoncé reworked by Freemasons, Moto Blanco’s big-room takes on Erika Jayne and Jennifer Lopez, Barbara Tucker’s Josh Harris disco-house revival, Rihanna in Lenny B and Jody Den Broeder form, and Delerium’s Morgan Paige remix for a trance-tinged counterpoint. The mix balances vocal-house anthems, disco-informed grooves, and more contemplative electronic moments from producers who were reshaping pop for the club, making this a compact snapshot of 2007’s dance-floor diversity.

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Club Fusion presents Top Dance Songs of 2007, Volume 1 — a Year‑End mix of circuit and electro‑house meant to capture the shift in 2007 from big‑room progressive to tougher, synth‑forward dancefloor sounds. This collection curates club remixes that turned pop radio into late‑night dancefloor moments, pairing mainstream names with club stalwarts for nearly two hours of music.

Highlights include Johnny Vicious’s Party Mixshow on Kat Deluna’s “Whine Up,” Jody Den Broeder’s lush remix of Rihanna’s “Umbrella,” and Tiësto’s reconstruction of Justin Timberlake’s “Lovestoned.” The set also revisits house and disco‑leaning reworks from Bob Sinclar, Kristine W, and the Pet Shop Boys’ take on The Killers, illustrating how 2007 married disco revival and low‑tech electro‑pop with classic club treatment.

Designed for dance‑till‑dawn nights or a focused listen back through the era, this Year‑End Edition Volume 1 documents a moment when the club scene embraced brighter, funkier grooves without losing its edge.

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