Club Fusion by Party Favorz

This Club Fusion mix is Spring Break 2019 Volume 2, a two-hour House and EDM set built for poolside and after-dark parties. The episode collects Future House, Deep House, NuDisco, and big-room edits into one DJ-friendly ride designed to keep momentum across moods and tempos. Highlights include Disco Fries’ bootleg of The Chemical Brothers’ “Got To Keep On,” a club remix of Post Malone’s “Wow,” Dirty Werk’s extended take on Ariana Grande’s “7 Rings,” and Oliver Heldens’ Chris Cox club mix of “Fire In My Soul.” Meduza’s extended “Piece Of Your Heart” and a KOKO rework of David Guetta & Sia’s “Titanium” provide melodic peaks amid funkier NuDisco and deep-house moments. The set is dedicated to @riotwomennn, and the host thanks listeners who helped renew hosting. Expect tight edits, singalong hooks, and a mix that favors club-ready remixes over original pop versions.

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This Club Fusion mix — Spring Break 2019 Volume 1 — delivers House, Future House, Deep House, EDM and NuDisco built for poolside sets and spring-break playlists. The 2019 set leans on bootlegs, mashups and fresh remixes to update familiar tunes for a younger club crowd while keeping two hours of continuous momentum. Highlights include Country Club Martini Crew’s take on Dua Lipa’s “Swan Song,” Kue’s remixes of Gesaffelstein feat. The Weeknd and LIVVIA’s “Damn,” plus a B‑Sights rework of Galantis feat. OneRepublic and the John J‑C Carr & Bill Coleman fresh mix of Lizzo’s “Juice.” You’ll also encounter inventive mashups and edits from Party732 and Andrew Marks that stitch classic hooks into modern club textures. Total running time is 2:03:54. This is part one of the Spring Break 2019 set; part two follows shortly for more upbeat selections.

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Club Fusion presents Electric Dreams (2019), a Dance-Club mix assembled from the moment’s biggest club tracks and reworked pop classics. This two-and-a-half-hour set leans on Future House, Funky House, Electro House, and straight-up House for peak-floor momentum and long, DJ-friendly mixes.

Highlights include Division 4 & Matt Consola’s take on Ariana Grande’s 7 Rings and their Division 4 Extended Mix of Janet Jackson, Morgan Page’s remix of Ava Max’s Sweet But Psycho, Liam Keegan’s Swan Song remix for Dua Lipa, and a Scene Kings vocal edit of Tiesto vs. Marvin Gaye’s Grapevine. Don Diablo’s edits surface in two spots — Keanu Silva’s King Of My Castle and Panic! At The Disco’s High Hopes — giving the compilation a consistent peak-time energy.

The host intentionally sequences variety across tempo and texture, moving between bouncy future-house grooves and harder electro and funky-house cuts. Expect alternate versions of several tracks to appear on future compilations; for now this is a wide-ranging snapshot of 2019’s club remix culture.

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Club Fusion presents Blow Your Own Horn 2019, the annual New Year’s mix that gathers the best bootlegs, mashups, and club reworks from 2018 and beyond. This two‑hour‑plus party set—part of a series running since 2013—is designed as a final kiss‑off to the old year and a welcome to the new with EDM, house, and dancefloor pop stitched into a nonstop celebration. You’ll find cheeky pop flips and festival-ready edits side by side: a Basement Freaks take on Queen’s “We Will Rock You,” a FISHER x Justin Timberlake mashup, and club reworks of Dua Lipa and Camila Cabello sit next to Zedd remixes and a CamelPhat rework of Fatboy Slim. The selection leans heavily on bootleg energy and familiar singalong moments to keep home parties and late‑night playlists moving. As with previous Blow Your Own Horn mixes, the focus is on crowd‑pleasing transitions and unexpected pairings that reward repeat listens. It’s a carefully assembled send‑off for 2018 with plenty of peaks and party-ready surprises.

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Club Fusion presents the Top Dance Songs of 2018 Volume 3, a Year in Dance mix of EDM, house, and club-ready remixes curated for end-of-year sets. This installment surveys 2018’s balance of legacy vocalists and modern producers, collecting extended club edits and peak-hour remixes that kept floors moving.

Highlights touch on Diana Ross’s Eric Kupper Epic Mix of “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough,” a Dave Aude take on Donna Summer, and Toni Braxton reimagined for late-night dancefloors. The mix also threads mainstream crossover hits into the club context—Calvin Harris & Dua Lipa, David Guetta & Sia, and Zedd-era pop—alongside producers who defined the season.

Expect radio favorites transformed into extended club versions, house-inflected remixes, and a year-end snapshot that values craftsmanship from both veteran remixers and newer beatmakers. Total runtime: 2:40:45.

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Club Fusion presents Top Dance Songs 2018 Volume 2, a 2018 year‑end mix built as a practical DJ-ready roundup of EDM, house and mainstream club hits. This installment balances streaming‑friendly edits and longer club remixes to recreate the year’s most played moments while acknowledging the growing influence of Spotify‑style formats on remix length and structure. Highlights include reworks and extended mixes from Martin Garrix & David Guetta, Janelle Monáe (EDX Dubai Skyline Extended Mix), DJ Snake’s Taki Taki (Ryan Skyy Pony Extended), Calvin Harris & Sam Smith (Mousse T’s Extended Disco Shizzle), Tiësto & Dzeko (Sebastian Perez Extended Mix) and Purple Disco Machine (Alphalove Remix). The episode doubles as a short essay on 2018’s remix trends—shorter, radio/streaming edits alongside full‑length club versions—and how DJs stitch both types together to keep a modern flow without losing mixing craft.

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This Dance Club year‑end mix — Top Dance Songs of 2018 Volume 1 — gathers the remixes, edits, and club versions that defined the year. Party Favorz compiles selections from Billboard year‑end lists, Hot Dance/Electronic tallies, and notable club reworks to present a 2½‑hour snapshot of 2018’s dance‑floor sounds and the tracks that carried over from 2017.

Expect remix‑heavy takes on mainstream hits, with standout turns from Gryffin (BUNT remix), Marshmello edits, Zedd reworks, and Tiësto and Avicii representations alongside Dua Lipa nods. The mix highlights how producers reframed radio singles for clubs and reflects a year shaped by lingering trends — deep and future house echoes, moombahton influences, and pop/EDM crossover edits — while noting room for a return to NuDisco and funkier, feel‑good textures.

Press play for a curated sequence of club utility and chart presence that emphasizes remix choices and DJ‑friendly versions rather than original radio cuts.

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Dance-Club Jingle Electric 2018 gathers the year’s dance, EDM, tech-house and funky-house flavors into one holiday-minded Club Fusion mix. This 2018 set is designed to close out the year with a blend of current hits, under-the-radar indie cuts, and classic tracks reworked for the floor rather than a string of identical radio remixes.

Expect a variety-minded selection that slips in NuDisco and underground house moments to break up the club hits. Highlights include remixed picks from Bang Bang Romeo, MK and Jonas Blue & Becky Hill, plus Oliver Heldens’ disco-leaning edits and Purple Disco Machine grooves. The mix also nods to ’70s–’90s influences with refreshed takes on Chic and 4 Non Blondes while keeping a contemporary DJ flow.

At roughly three and a half hours, Jingle Electric 2018 favors variety over sameness: modern pop remixes sit beside tech-house burners and funk-tinged floor fillers, making it a useful holiday set for fans of Club Fusion and eclectic dancefloors.

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This Club Fusion mix HW18 (2018) collects two-and-a-half hours of current EDM, dance, and club tracks meant to reflect what’s moving floors now and what’s coming next. The set balances major-name remixes with selects from smaller independent labels, and leans on club-ready edits to keep momentum across the mix.

Highlights include Steve Aoki’s Midnight Hour rework of Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” Purple Disco Machine’s Alphalove remix energy, and big-room David Guetta edits on Lenny Kravitz and Martin Garrix cuts. You’ll also hear Division 4’s pop-to-club flips, a Pink Panda take on Silk City & Dua Lipa, plus inventive turns from Kue and Dillon Francis sprinkled through the set. It’s a practical DJ-style sequence for playlists or parties that want a mix of familiar vocal moments and fresh underground cuts.

Press play for a tightly sequenced ride through contemporary club remixes, and listen for the small-label gems the host has folded into the flow.

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This is an EDM and Club Fusion mix — Summer Farewell 2018 Volume 1 — assembled to close out the season with a long-form, non-stop set of dance, house, tropical, and pop-leaning remixes. Clocking in at over two and a half hours, the episode collects late-summer club treatments and extended edits meant for both home listening and DJ-ready mixing.

Highlights include hefty remix turns for The Chainsmokers, a Vision remix of Martin Garrix with Khalid, a Dirty Werk edit of Kygo with Miguel, and a club-ready Barry Harris take on Justin Bieber’s collaborative single. There’s also a nostalgic nod to Lisette Melendez with an old-school club mix and festival-ready moments from Tiesto among other contemporary producers. Expect extended mixes, classic club reworks, and a variety of tempos that ease you out of summer and into the fall season without losing the dancefloor energy.

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