Dance Classics by PartyFavorz

This is a dancefloor-ready holiday mix — X-mas Dance 2020 — built from house, disco and club-ready pop remixes and released as the final edition of the annual X-mas Dance series. Party Favorz stitches classic seasonal songs into peak-time club shapes across a three-and-a-half-hour set designed to balance nostalgia and club drive while closing out the long-running series for 2020.

Highlights include festive reworks from Mariah Carey, Kristine W and Kylie Minogue alongside club turns from Donna Summer and Pet Shop Boys, plus holiday edits from Dirty Disco that keep the energy swinging. Expect everything from big-room Thunderpuss-style edits and Disco Pirates mixes to warm vocal-house moments and instrumental interludes, sequenced to brighten cloudy days and lift a holiday party or quiet afternoon.

This episode is dedicated to a longtime friend, Kurt Baum, and arrives as a personal farewell to the yearly X-mas Dance tradition. If you’ve followed the series, this final mix aims to be a satisfying send-off and a hopeful soundtrack for the season.

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This episode is a 90s Classic House mix — The Ultimate 90s House Classics Volume 3, covering 1992–1993 and closing the trilogy with nearly three hours of club-ready mixes and deep edits. Party Favorz threads together mainstream diva remixes and underground club cuts to show how house reshaped pop and the dancefloor during those pivotal years.

Highlights include RuPaul’s Couture Mix of “Supermodel (You Better Work),” Janet Jackson’s Brothers In Rhythm House Mix of “If,” and Martha Wash’s Masters At Work 12" Dance Mix of “Carry On.” The set also features CeCe Peniston’s uplifting “We Got A Love Thang,” Whitney Houston’s Clivillés & Cole House Mix of “I’m Every Woman,” and Madonna’s Shep’s Classic 12", illustrating the era when pop voices fully embraced house production.

Beyond the divas, the mix digs into club staples from Nightcrawlers, Pet Shop Boys, and Bizarre Inc., balancing singalong moments with pure dancefloor dynamics. This final volume is a concise celebration of Classic House’s crossover pulse and its lasting groove.

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90s House Classics — The Ultimate 1992–1993 Volume 2 collects nearly three hours of club-ready mixes and vocal anthems from a pivotal moment in early ’90s dance music. This installment focuses on singer-led house and remix-room craft, delivering a purpose-built set for listeners chasing the era’s peak-time energy and classic remixes.

Highlights include Chaka Khan’s stringed Garage Mix of “Love You All My Lifetime,” Martha Wash’s Momo’s Klub Mix of “Give It To You,” and Robert Owens’ “I’ll Be Your Friend” in the David Morales Def Mix. The mix also leans into Kenlou-styled reworks with Saint Etienne, Lil’ Louis’s soulful pairing with Joi Cardwell on “Saved My Life,” and Sunscreem’s Farley & Heller Heavy Club Mix. Thoughtful sequencing and remastering underscore the period’s shift in DJ technique away from 80s-style middle breaks toward seamless club flow. Total running time for this volume is 2:55:26, the second chapter in Party Favorz’s two-year 1992–1993 exploration.

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90s Classic House — The Ultimate 1992–1993 Vol. 1 collects extended mixes and club-ready remixes from the early nineties, sequenced for sustained dancefloor energy. This Party Favorz compilation focuses on the era’s House sound and its crossover into Eurodance and pop, restored with a bass-forward balance for modern listening.

Highlights include Shawn Christopher’s Don’t Lose The Magic (David Morales Club Mix), Degrees Of Motion’s King Street Mix of Do You Want It Right Now, and The Daou’s Ballroom Mix of Surrender Yourself. The set also showcases StoneBridge’s work on Robin S., MK’s mix with Alana, and Annie Lennox’s David Morales remix to illustrate how House production reshaped both club and chart material. Running just over three hours, the compilation leans on definitive remixers and extended arrangements that defined 1992–1993 club nights while keeping melodic hooks and roomy low end at the forefront.

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This episode is a 90s Classic House mix — The Ultimate 90’s House Classics, covering 1988–1991 and closing the three-volume set. Across just over four hours it gathers crossover hits and underground essentials to show how those early club sounds keep shaping dance floors today.

Volume 3 balances scene-defining anthems and prized mixes, from Marshall Jefferson’s Move Your Body and Lisa Stansfield’s People Hold On to Lil’ Louis’ erotic French Kiss, Crystal Waters’ Gypsy Woman and Ralphi Rosario’s You Used To Hold Me, with deeper moments from Frankie Knuckles. Expect classic versions and remixes that defined the era’s production and remix culture rather than radio edits — a set built for fans who want the versions DJs played in clubs and warehouses.

Whether you’re revisiting favorites or discovering the era’s grooves for the first time, this anthology highlights the songs and versions that kept dance floors moving then and now.

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This episode is a 90s Classic House mix from The Ultimate 90’s House Classics series, spanning 1988–1991 and collecting key club cuts and remixes that shaped the early scene. The set is designed as a straight run-through of old‑school and early 90s house essentials, leaning on club edits and producer remixes that kept dance floors moving.

Highlights include Adeva’s Def Club Mix of “It Should Have Been Me,” C+C Music Factory’s Clivillés & Cole Hip‑House Club Mix of “Gonna Make You Sweat,” and the David Morales remix of Technotronic’s “Pump Up the Jam.” The compilation also nods to Acid House and proto‑techno moments with Maurice’s “This Is Acid,” Royal House’s “Get Funky,” and Danny Tenaglia’s take on Double Dee’s “Found Love.” With selections from Joey Negro, Steve "Silk" Hurley, Crystal Waters and Inner City, the mix maps the production styles and club energy that defined the era without overcooked nostalgia.

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90s Classic House — The Ultimate 90's House Classics [1988–1991] Vol. 1 assembles two hours and twenty-six minutes of late‑80s to early‑90s club remixes and crossover dance hits. This volume traces the moment house moved from Chicago and New York undergrounds into mainstream radio and club culture, collecting extended 12" mixes and influential remixes that shaped the era. Highlights include Soul II Soul’s Keep On Movin' and Back To Life, Ce Ce Peniston’s Finally (12" Choice Mix), Snap!’s The Power (Full Mix) and Madonna’s extended Vogue and Express Yourself. The set also showcases producer and remixer influence — notably a David Morales mix — alongside floorfillers from Nomad and a handful of crossover pop‑to‑club reworks that defined early 90s dancefloors. Designed for listeners who want a concise primer or DJs hunting original club versions, this compilation offers a clear throughline from 1988 to 1991. It’s equal parts nostalgia and reference, useful for anyone exploring how producers and remixers translated pop and soul into classic house anthems.

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Disco mix — Thank God It's Disco Volume 3 (2020) digs into classic disco reworks and rare-era gems retouched for modern dancefloors. This 4+ hour set balances familiar crowd-pleasers with lesser-known originals whose riffs and hooks quietly shaped later house and club hits.

Expect standout remixes from Dimitri From Paris, Joey Negro, Dr. Packer, and Disco Incorporated alongside originals and edits by Sister Sledge, Chic, Jackie Moore, and Gary's Gang. The set intentionally highlights source-material connections — from John Davis & The Monster Orchestra to Gary's Gang — and points out how those motifs reappeared in 90s and 2000s dance tracks.

Rather than a greatest-hits laundry list, the compilation surfaces tucked-away treasures and respectful re-edits that preserve the original groove while updating production for peak-hour play. If you follow disco through to modern house, this mix is a thoughtful, long-form ride through lineage and dancefloor-ready reworks.

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Disco remixes and reimagined classics: Thank God It's Disco Volume 2 (2020) gathers over four and a half hours of remastered 70s and 80s dancefloor gems updated for modern sound systems. This installment concentrates on rare versions and contemporary DJ edits that preserve the originals' groove while adding fresh production, restoring true song titles and remixer credits to make tracking releases easier on Juno, Beatport, or Traxsource.

The set leans into boogie and sophisticated disco textures with notable reworks of Change, Diana Ross, Blondie, and Patrice Rushen alongside edits by Purple Disco Machine and frequent remixer Dr. Packer. Barry Harris’s club mixes and live Sunday Tea Dance broadcasts are referenced as part of the current scene, but the compilation itself is aimed squarely at uninterrupted floor energy—roomy low end, steady party pace, and tasteful takes that keep the soul of the originals intact. Volume 3 is already teased for release soon; enjoy Volume 2 in the meantime.

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Circuit and funky house tribute from the Diva Hall of Fame series, 2020 — a deep-dive that reworks Donna Summer’s catalog through 90s–early 2000s club lenses. This Ultimate mix collects official remixes and rare bootlegs to spotlight later-period and updated versions of her classics, aiming squarely at listeners who want dancefloor-ready interpretations rather than the Casablanca-era originals.

The set leans into variety while keeping a cohesive peak-hour flow: Frankie Knuckles & Eric Kupper’s signature treatment surfaces alongside a sleek Gigamesh “Bad Girls,” Chromeo & Oliver’s take on “Love Is In Control,” Rosabel’s Main Vox of “I Will Go With You,” Jonathan Peters’ Ultimix and Hex Hector’s 12" rework. Expect tribal and funky house turns, electro-pop edits, and a few unexpected club revivals that may be new even to longtime fans. If your reference is the 70s, pair this with the Casablanca Years mix; this collection exists to uncover lesser-known remix gems and contemporary perspectives on a disco icon.

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