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This week's set features music from Calvin Harris, MK, Meduza, ANOTR, David Guetta and more. A mix of house grooves, big vocals and a few records that instantly put me in a good mood. If you're having one of those nights where you're not quite ready to go home yet, turn it up and enjoy the ride.
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Here's something a little different. I recently found a mix I recorded for a friend's birthday party and realized it never got released. So instead of letting it sit on a hard drive, I figured I'd bring it to Dance Club Podcast.If you're a K Pop fan, you're in for a fun one. Expect music from JENNIE, IVE, Stray Kids, STAYC, SEVENTEEN, TXT, ATEEZ, TWICE, LE SSERAFIM, BLACKPINK and more. A lost mix, a birthday party, and a lot of great memories. Let's go.
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Sometimes all it takes is one late night download session. EP311 leans into brand new club finds, playful vocal house, disco grooves, and fresh Beatport discoveries that were too good to leave sitting in the crate. Sharing Love and Everything I Love open things smoothly before Billie Jean and Want It All push the mix into full weekend motion. Beat Is Jumping keeps the pulse moving while Naughty, Be Mine, and Something Moves bring in flirtier late-night energy. Beep throws in a familiar crossover moment before DON'T BELIEVE IT and All This Love close the set with one final rush of vocal house emotion.
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Bright pop hooks, vocal house pressure, and nonstop crossover club motion run through this entire set. Stay A Little Longer opens with uplifting energy before WHERE IS MY HUSBAND?! pushes things sharper and darker into late-night territory through Guetta and Hypaton.
From there, the mix moves between disco textures, emotional vocals, and rolling dancefloor momentum with Lush Life, Mystical Magical, Cruel Summer, and Goosebumps keeping the energy constantly shifting without slowing down.
The second half leans deeper into afterhours emotion and late-night flow through Falling before the final mashup of I Need You to Know and COULD BE WRONG closes the set somewhere between tension, release, and vocal-driven club escape.
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This set opens with a statement. Runway sets the tone immediately, bold and direct, before I Feel So Free lifts the energy into motion and carries the momentum forward.
From there, the mix rolls forward with vocal house pressure through Opalite and Shades of Blue, keeping a steady pulse with John Summit and Boys Noize. The second half pivots again, bringing pop and crossover moments back into the mix with Sabrina Carpenter and The Weeknd, while Rihanna resets the floor with a familiar bounce.
Closing out, Massive pushes deeper into late-night territory before Location smooths everything into a controlled finish.
Built as a progression, not a loop. Runway to free, all on the floor.
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This set leans into pure EDM pop energy where vocals carry the emotion and the drops keep pushing forward. Big names, familiar hooks, and club-ready builds all stacked into a continuous flow that never really settles.
Since January 2026, I've been pushing high-energy, nonstop pressure mixes. This time, I'm bringing it back to that core EDM pop space. A reset in the flow — what comes up must come down. Still moving, still driving, but more melodic, more vocal, more grounded in that pop-dance feel.
Kylie opens clean and direct before J.Lo and Guetta push the early momentum. Sia and Mark Knight bring in that emotional tension, then the mix shifts into a crossover moment where Seven Lions and Tiesto collide into one. Demi follows with that vocal lift, and from there it rides deeper with Prospa, Bebe, and Nico into a smoother late run. Madonna frames the set at the beginning and ending with her Confessions II drop, and Hung Up closes it out.
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Built as a continuous flow, this set blends tracks across transitions so the energy never resets. TwoSlice, Johan S, and Dario Nunez set the tone early, while Eats Everything and Dusky bring subtle lift without breaking the groove. Crusy and Dombresky add movement through the middle, and Blackchild keeps it rooted in pure house feel.
Everything is shaped into a high rolling house mix that stays locked in from start to finish. No stops, no hard switches, just steady motion designed for late hours and long drives.
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Rolling basslines drive the entire set while the groove stays locked from start to finish. Tech house pressure builds without overreaching, keeping everything in motion but never rushing. Familiar energy runs underneath, but the focus stays on control, rhythm, and flow. This is a set that sits in the pocket and doesn't let go.
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A full disco session from start to finish. Classic influence, modern polish, and zero detours. This mix stays locked into groove mode the entire time — funky basslines, glittering strings, and uplifting vocals that don't let the floor cool down.
Rock The Boat, I'll Be Around, and Thinking Of You hit that sweet spot for me while mixing — the kind of records that make you smile without even realizing you're moving. This one feels warm, playful, and confident. Pure disco therapy.
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Dance pop pressure meets club-floor momentum. Featuring cuts from John Summit, Tinashe, Wiz Khalifa, Disco Lines, Luca Debonaire and Tom Brownlow, this mix blends mainstream vocal energy with driving club production for a focused, high-impact ride built for peak-hour movement.
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