Dance Classics by PartyFavorz

Trash Disco Classics — Disco Hits Remixed & Re-imagined Volume 1 (2016) is the first of two backspin-style megamixes collecting reworked disco favorites and DJ edits intended for modern dance floors. This set compiles edits and remixes from the host’s collection into a continuous 1:25:20 mix that highlights how classic hooks get repurposed for contemporary club sets.

Expect a mix of familiar vocal anthems and sneaky DJ edits: Thelma Houston’s Don’t Leave Me This Way (Almighty Mix) opens the party, Joey Negro’s take on The O’Jays’ I Love Music and DJ John Culture’s rework of Chaka Khan’s I’m Every Woman keep the energy rolling, while updated treatments of Diana Ross and Earth, Wind & Fire nod to the originals. There are also disco-house flips from Kool & The Gang and First Choice sprinkled through the mix, making this a tidy snapshot of disco-adjacent edits and re-imaginings for listeners who enjoy vintage grooves with contemporary production.

Most tracks are available under the listed names on download sites like Juno; this release is presented as Trash Disco pt. 1 and serves as an introductory run through the host’s disco-edit vault.

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EDM, circuit and house meet holiday classics in this X-Mas Dance mix from 2015, built to lift party energy and power through wrapping, cooking or a chilly commute. Les from Static Sessions compiled the Snow Globe set and gave Party Favorz permission to share this roughly 73-minute megamix that trades traditional carols for club-ready remixes and festive edits.

Highlights land on Bananarama’s Baby It’s Christmas (Ian Masterson Extended Mix), Kelly Clarkson’s Underneath The Tree (Morlando Remix) and Erasure’s Gaudete (Dave Aude Extended Club Mix), while a DJs From Mars mashup of Wham!’s Last Christmas and Mariah Carey’s dance versions add familiar sing-along anchors. Kylie Minogue’s 7th Heaven Club Mix brings pop-house sparkle, and Ralphi Rosario’s New Year’s anthem closes the mix on a celebratory note. It’s a concise, dancefloor-minded holiday ride that keeps momentum high without losing the season’s warmth.

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This is a dance-forward X-mas Dance Mix (2014) assembled as a holiday megamix to keep parties moving. Built from Party Favorz’s “Christmas Dance Unreleased” folder, the 67-minute set collects club-ready holiday remixes and edits for streaming, playlists, and DJ use.

Highlights include Morales’ club edit of Mariah Carey’s “Joy To The World,” Kelly Clarkson reworks by Ruff Loaderz and Morlando, Cahill’s club mix of Leona Lewis’ “One More Sleep,” Ian Masterson’s Bananarama remix, plus Kristine W and Cascada contributions. The sequence moves between classic pop vocal treatments and electro/house reworks, making it useful for seasonal DJ sets or upbeat holiday listening.

The mix was finished quickly from years of saved material and uploaded as a full-quality 320kbps file for free seasonal listening. Drop on a playlist, hit play, and enjoy a danceable round-up of festive club remixes.

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This 2015 80s dance/house entry in the Diva Hall of Fame celebrates Cyndi Lauper with nearly two hours of club-ready remixes and edits. Party Favorz assembles Circuit and house takes on Lauper’s catalog to spotlight her voice, fandom, and long connection to the LGBTQ community and The True Colors Fund.

Highlights include Cutmore’s take on “Happy Days Are Here Again,” Soulseekerz’s club version of “Into The Nightlife,” Danny Verde’s “Sex Is In The Heel,” Hani Num’s remix of “Sisters of Avalon,” Tom Novy’s mix of “High And Mighty,” and Junior Vasquez’s Gay Pride mix of “True Colors.” The set threads classics like “Girls Just Want to Have Fun,” “Time After Time,” and “I Drove All Night” with deeper album cuts and dancefloor-friendly reworks to present a respectful, party-ready portrait of Miss Lauper.

Whether you know her pop hits or seek club-oriented remixes, this mix treats Lauper’s catalog with affection and purpose, finally giving her a proper Diva Hall of Fame moment in Party Favorz’s series.

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Legacy Dance Tribute — Hex Hector Mixology Volume 8 (2015) closes an eight-volume salute to one of club culture’s definitive remixers. This final instalment collects extended club mixes and peak-hour edits that showcase Hector’s gift for turning big vocal songs into dancefloor anthems while spotlighting longtime collaborators and co‑producers.

Volume 8 leans on the Hex Hector sound and notable partnerships with Mac Quayle, pairing towering vocal reworks with tougher club treatments. Highlights include Toni Braxton’s HQ2-inflected club turn, Gloria Estefan’s 12" vocal remix, Christina Milian’s Hex Hector & Mac Quayle rework, plus deeper cuts and gospel‑inflected peak moments from Dawn Tallman. The sequence saves its biggest pop‑to‑club statements for the end with Hex’s extended mixes of Whitney Houston and Celine Dion.

As a capstone, this mix reminds listeners that even eight volumes only skim Hector’s catalog. If this installment connects, the set is an invitation to explore more of his remixes, edits, and rare floor-focused gems.

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Genre: Circuit and House. The Diva Series tribute to Stevie Nicks (2015) recasts her best-known songs for the dancefloor in a concise 42-minute mix, officially inducted into the Diva Hall of Fame. This set threads official edits and well-chosen bootlegs to honor both her Fleetwood Mac era and solo work while leaning into four-on-the-floor energy for late-night DJ sets.

Stevie’s songwriting — from Rhiannon and Dreams to Edge of Seventeen and Sara — provides the emotional throughline, and remixers translate that drama into club form rather than erase it. Highlights include Miami Calling’s take on Dreams, Illicit’s club mix of Planets of the Universe, Ralphi Rosario’s Stand Back rework, Joel Dickinson & Billy Waters’ Edge of Seventeen club mix, plus DJ Gabriel Gates’ Sara in My Dreams and Machu’s Rhiannon remix. The result is a respectful reframing that keeps familiar vocal moments central while making the material usable for tribute sets and themed dance nights.

Total time: 0:42:48.

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This Legacy dance tribute — Hex Hector Mixology Volume 7 (2015) — collects the remixer’s club work for listeners and DJs who follow his deeper cuts as much as the hits. The hour-plus set was assembled as a penultimate celebration of Hex’s catalog, moving between circuit-ready peak edits and more reflective late-night turns.

Volume 7 highlights Hex’s range with a moody Hex Hector & Mac Quayle take on Everything But The Girl’s “Temperamental,” a reimagined Diana Ross “I Will Survive,” and a playful club conversion of Mandy Moore’s “Candy.” The mix also digs up rarer choices such as Mika’s “Relax (Take It Easy),” opener Veronica’s “I’m In Love (Hex Club Mix),” and Joi Cardwell’s vocal-driven “Soul To Bare,” offering a balanced run of chart moments and crate-digger gems. It reads like a gift for die-hard fans ahead of the series finale.

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Legacy Dance Tribute, Circuit House Classics, 2015 — Volume 6 of our Hex Hector Mixology series collects the remixer’s club-defining reconstructions of pop and R&B favorites. This installment showcases why Hex earned a Grammy and became a staple of New York rooms like the Tunnel and the Limelight, translating emotive vocals into peak-time dancefloor moments.

The set leans on familiar highlights and a few deeper finds, with Hex’s takes on Beyoncé’s “Get Me Bodied,” Toni Braxton’s “Un-Break My Heart” (Soul Hex Anthem Vocal), and Whitney Houston’s HQ2 club treatment of “I Learned From The Best.” Tamia’s “Stranger In My House” and Mariah Carey’s “Emotions” get HQ2/Hex club refits, while a surprise pick from Regina Belle points to Hector’s knack for mining underrated material. Expect roomy, driving mixes that balance nostalgia with modern peak-energy dynamics — a clear reminder of Hex Hector’s lasting impact on dance remix culture.

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This Legacy Dance Tribute episode, Hex Hector Mixology Volume 5 (2015), is the fifth installment in a series celebrating Hex Hector’s influential club remixes. Designed for dance-floor listeners and longtime remix fans, the set collects extended club mixes and vocal reworks that illustrate why Hector was a go-to reworker of pop and disco material.

Highlights include Hex’s Grammy-winning vocal remix of Jennifer Lopez’s “Waiting for Tonight,” Deborah Cox’s defiant “Absolutely Not,” and Donna Summer’s dramatic take on “I Will Go With You (Con Te Partiró).” The mix also turns up soulful and anthemic moments from Whitney Houston’s “Heartbreak Hotel” (feat. Faith Evans & Kelly Price), Anastacia’s “I’m Outta Love,” and a Stars on 54 club version of “If You Could Read My Mind.” Clocking in around 79 minutes, Volume 5 leans into sweeping vocal edits, big-room percussion, and the kind of peak-time arrangements that made these versions staples in circuit-house sets.

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This Legacy Dance Tribute episode spotlights Hex Hector’s Mixology Volume 4 from 2015, a Circuit House Classics set that celebrates Hector’s remixes and his key collaborator Mac Quayle. The mix traces how Hector and HQ2 reworked pop and R&B favorites into emotionally charged, floor-ready arrangements while respecting the original vocal performances.

Highlights include HQ2’s take on Madonna’s “Music,” the Hex & Mac Quayle 12" mix of Donna Summer’s “Love On & On,” and club-ready turns for Mary J. Blige and Aretha Franklin. Deborah Cox and Angie Stone also appear, illustrating the mix’s focus on powerful vocal house and transformative remix artistry.

Running just over seventy-nine minutes, Volume 4 is a concise portrait of Hector’s influence and the collaborators who helped his remixes endure. Fans of classic vocal house and anyone curious about the HQ2 era will find this installment both nostalgic and revealing.

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