Club Fusion by Party Favorz

Club Fusion Summer Melt 2022 is a four‑hour summer dance-party mix built to soundtrack warm nights, backyard gatherings, and long drives. This episode blends House, Melodic House, Nu‑Disco, Tech House, Latin House and festival-ready EDM, leaning hard on reworks and mashups that refresh familiar hooks for peak-time energy. Highlights include a Deee‑Lite vs. Groove Armada mashup, a So.Close rework of Daft Punk’s "Around The World," and a Dirty Disco mainroom take on Beyoncé’s "Break My Soul," alongside contemporary club cuts from Dom Dolla, David Guetta and Claptone. The set threads in bootlegs and label-friendly discoveries—Meduza, Acraze and Claptone help keep the momentum—while keeping melodic sense amid big rhythms. Summer Melt 2022 is curated for maximum dancefloor flow and summer vibes, and it’s a useful source for DJs hunting fresh edits and crowd-pleasing reworks.

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This Club Fusion Catch-Up set for 2022 collects the biggest dance, house, and NuDisco moments of the year so far into a three-hour early-summer mix. Dropped a day early, the volume stitches extended mixes, remixes, and bootlegs into a party-ready flow meant to fill the gaps while new releases feel thin. Highlights include Swedish House Mafia & The Weeknd’s extended Moth To A Flame, Purple Disco Machine’s remix of Lizzo’s About Damn Time, plus strong club reworks from Alesso & Zara Larsson, Oliver Heldens, David Guetta, and Jax Jones. The set leans on reliable floor-ready choices and a few late entries from last year to round out the sequence, trading novelty for consistent dancefloor energy. If you missed tracks from the previous Catch-Up drop, they’re likely included here. Expect a sun-soaked, festival-leaning progression that keeps things moving for three hours and leaves room for the upcoming summer series and special releases planned for July.

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This Club Fusion Catch-Up for 2022 is a midyear roundup of the biggest dance, club and house tracks heard on streaming and in the clubs so far. Volume 1 collects durable late‑2021 carryovers and fresh 2022 cuts chosen by editorial curation rather than chart math, so expect extended mixes and club edits built for floor energy.

Highlights from the set include Anabel Englund’s sample‑forward Midnight Rapture, Sofi Tukker’s summer picks Summer In New York and Original Sin (Crush Club remix), and the bass‑house thump of TT The Artist, Rony Rex & Psylla’s Heat. The mix also points to rising remix talent — Ryan Leary’s reworks of Marshmello & Khalid and Swedish House Mafia earn a shoutout — alongside durable club versions from John Summit, Purple Disco Machine and more.

If you missed anything from the season’s first half, this Catch-Up is an editorial playlist to refill your Spotify or Apple Music queue. Volume 2 is already in the works and drops soon.

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This Dance Club Spring Break 2022 mix is the season’s essential party set — a three‑hour-plus journey built to soundtrack spring and carry energy into summer. Party Favorz stitches together current Dance Club hits, trance callbacks, and peak‑hour reworks so you can press play and forget everything for a while. The set leans into trance influence without losing its club focus, threading nostalgia and modern production across the runtime.

Highlights include Joel Corry’s trance-leaning remake “The Parade,” Kah‑Lo’s return with “Drag Me Out,” and the radio‑ready club cut “Sweetest Pie” from Megan Thee Stallion & Dua Lipa. Swedish House Mafia’s collaboration with Sting on “Redlight,” Paul Reid’s 2022 rework of “Cafe del Mar,” and Keanu Silva, Toby Romeo & Sacha’s “Hopeless Heart” (a nod to Robert Miles) anchor the set’s retro‑meets‑now vibe. Expect a parade of remixes and edits from Oliver Heldens, Tiësto, Kaskade x deadmau5 and exclusive mashups that keep momentum high for long drives and late nights.

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This Dance, Club and House mix is the Club Fusion Winter 2022 edition, built to thaw cold nights with mainstream dance energy and singalong moments. The nearly four-hour set moves between euphoric originals, peak-time grooves and inventive bootlegs to keep parties rolling or soundtrack late-night listening.

Highlights include Diplo & Miguel’s silky “Don’t Forget My Love,” the dreamy Vintage Culture & Sonny Fodera collaboration “Nightjar,” and Alesso & Katy Perry’s pop-leaning “When I’m Gone.” For peak-floor drama the mix serves Nicky Romero x Low Blow’s “See You On The Dancefloor,” Tiesto’s remix of MEDUZA feat. Hozier’s “Tell It To My Heart,” and a modern Seb Louder rework of Queen & Wyclef Jean’s classic.

Beyond those moments the set leans into club edits and mashups — from Andrew Marks’ venomous bootleg of “Ghost” to a string of extended mixes and festival-ready remixes — making Dance Club Winter 2022 a warm, crowd-friendly collection for the season.

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Club Fusion presents Top Dance Songs of 2021 Volume 3, Party Favorz’s end-of-year dance and club roundup showcasing the year’s standout remixes, edits, and extended mixes. This mix collects the versions DJs actually played in 2021, curated from promo pools, label submissions and discoveries on Beatport, Traxsource, Bandcamp and SoundCloud.

The selection leans into remix culture and club-ready reworks, with highlights including Ray Isaac’s take on Ed Sheeran’s “Bad Habits,” Country Club Martini Crew’s flip of Dua Lipa’s “Levitating,” Purple Disco Machine’s “Dopamine,” Swedish House Mafia’s “Lifetime” (Kue’s French Touch Mix), Jessie Ware’s “Please” (David Jackson Extended Mix) and several Weeknd remixes. You’ll find extended club mixes, unofficial bootlegs and DJ edits designed for mixing and playlists rather than radio edits.

Clocking near three hours, this volume is the annual listening guide for DJs and dance fans who prefer long-form mixes and remix-driven moments from 2021. It’s a practical pack of tracks to revisit or drop into a set as you move into the next season of dance music.

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This Club Fusion mix is Top Dance Songs of 2021 Volume 2, a year-end roundup of dance, house, and club edits that defined 2021. Volume 2 collects extended remixes and club mixes that lean into Future House, Tech House, and NuDisco while spotlighting the DJs and producers who pushed those sounds through the year.

Highlights include the continued deep-house push from John Summit and a string of high-profile remixes from Vintage Culture, plus Joel Corry’s pop‑to‑club conversions. The set favors heavy reworks by remixers you heard everywhere in 2021 — Ray Isaac, Charlie Lane, Tiesto and Jax Jones — alongside dancefloor-ready entries from Purple Disco Machine, Diplo & Sonny Fodera and Lil Nas X.

Clocking just over three hours, this middle volume focuses on club mixes and extended edits that kept dancefloors moving in 2021. Consider it the second installment of a three-part collection; Volume 3 completes the year’s highlights soon.

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This is the Club Fusion New Year set Blow Your Own Horn 2022 — a three‑and‑a‑half hour sendoff built to close out the year with bootlegs, mashups, throwbacks, and reworked dance hits. Designed as a final kiss‑off to the old year and a hopeful welcome to the next, the mix leans into EDM and house energy to keep the party moving from countdown to sunrise.

Highlights include creative collisions like P!nk vs. Steve Angello x BROHUG (Kastra KNAS Edit), a Jean Luc remix of Swedish House Mafia, and the DJs From Mars bootleg pairing Meduza with Age Of Love. You’ll also find playful reworks of ABBA and Dua Lipa, James Hype edits, and a string of Andrew Marks and Angelo The Kid bootlegs that stitch familiar hooks into nonstop club momentum.

Part of an eight‑year Blow Your Own Horn tradition on Party Favorz, this edition packs festival‑ready edits and surprise mashups meant for loud speakers and last‑minute dancing. Crank it up and see the old year out with style.

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Club Fusion — Top Dance Songs 2021 Vol. 1 is Party Favorz’s end-of-year survey of dance, club, and house sounds from 2021, assembled to capture the tracks that shaped commutes, late-night streams, and solo dance sessions. This volume leans into Future House, NuDisco, and Tech House with a touch of Big Room House, and presents mostly extended or unedited versions so listeners and DJs hear full arrangements rather than radio edits. Highlights include Fred Again’s Marea, key Gorgon City cuts, Joel Corry’s Tiesto remix of Head & Heart, Becky Hill with David Guetta, John Summit’s Human, and the Swedish House Mafia & The Weeknd extended mix. The set favors club-ready continuity over single edits, offering a broad cross-section of 2021’s club-facing hits. This release was pushed out quickly for year-end listening and will be followed by final sets and the annual Blow Your Own Horn mixes in the new year. For now, press play and enjoy a near three-hour snapshot of the year’s dance-floor moments.

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This is a Dance Club Club Fusion mix — Jingle Electric 2021 — built as a holiday-season set to keep parties moving. Party Favorz blends fresh releases, disco-house cuts, bootlegged classics, and inventive mashups across nearly four hours, aiming for peak-hour energy without losing variety. Highlights include Matt Sassari’s “Give It To Me” and Tiesto & Killfake’s “Money,” plus Claptone’s take on Elton John & Dua Lipa’s “Cold Heart.” The mix leans into contemporary floor fillers from John Summit and Vintage Culture & James Hype while folding in Joel Corry edits and nostalgic bootlegs that repurpose familiar hooks for club sound. Jingle Electric 2021 favors thoughtful remix choices and crossover moments over monotony, making it useful for both background holiday gatherings and peak sets. Expect a wide palette — from disco-house interludes to festival-ready peak tracks — curated to sustain a party through the season.

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