Beach House 2026 Volume 2 keeps the summer mood moving with a sun-soaked mix of Disco House, Nu Disco, funky basslines, filtered grooves, and soulful vocals. It is an easygoing but energetic set made for poolside afternoons, beach weekends, rooftop parties, and warm nights with the volume turned up.

The mix balances updated disco flavor with modern house production, shifting naturally between relaxed grooves and bigger dancefloor moments without losing its feel-good spirit.

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Disco House Beach House 2026 Volume 1 arrives as a sun-soaked, poolside-ready mix of Disco House, Funky House, Filter House, and Vocal House designed for summer gatherings. This first of a two-part Beach House release blends classic disco references with contemporary production to keep daytime vibes warm and late nights moving.

Highlights include Richard Vission reworking Patrice Rushen, Cristoph and Michael Anthony’s hypnotic take on Sheila & B. Devotion’s “Spacer,” and Harry Romero’s modern house update of Dajae’s “Brighter Days.” Loleatta Holloway’s vocals thread through the set, and Block & Crown’s “Playin’ Games” — built around a Chic-flavored instrumental — stands out as a mashup that clicks. Soulsearcher’s “Feelin’ Love” gets a RUZE & Chesster revamp, while a few unexpected edits and vocal-led gems keep the flow fresh.

Volume 2 lands this weekend with more Disco and Funky House picks to extend the season’s soundtrack. Enjoy the mix and bring it to your next beach day or backyard party.

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This episode is Funky House Sessions — Spring 2026, a Disco House set that leans into Gospel House and soulful Nu Disco while keeping a sturdy disco backbone. Dropped early over the Passover/Easter weekend to clear the decks for the next Circuit & Anthems project, the mix runs just over two hours and favors vocal-driven, big-room disco moments alongside more spiritual house cuts.

Expect highlights from Kathy Brown and Inaya Day, a sizeable nod to Jocelyn Brown with Incognito in DJ Bert Bevans’ disco mix, plus peak-time turns from Mark Knight & Wh0 and Armand Van Helden with Mark Knight and D.Ramirez. Groove Armada’s Love’s Theme and cuts from Hot Since 82, DJ Fudge, and Block & Crown add variety between the gospel-leaning passages and the dancefloor-ready disco edits.

If you follow real house music, this Spring edition offers a warmer, more soulful take on the Funky House Sessions formula without losing the club energy. The curator mentions more digging for the next Spring Edition, so consider this one a focused taste of what’s next.

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This episode presents Funky House Sessions: Winter 2026, a near-two-hour set of Disco House, Soul Funk, Nu Disco, and straight-up house music collected for the winter season. The 01:59:24 runtime leans on extended mixes and club-ready edits to keep a consistent floor energy, with selections aimed at DJs and serious listeners alike. Highlights include work from Block & Crown (Clubmonster Clubmix), Roc Dubloc (Lift Extended Mix), and Thomas Newson & LOVRA (Bad Habit Extended Mix), alongside a thoughtful St. David remix of Ruze's I'll Be Your. The set also revisits classic influence with First Choice's Let No Man Put Asunder reworked by Block & Crown x Paul Parsons, and a disco-leaning Jay Vegas Extended Disco Dub for Mark Knight & Lukas Setto's Get With You Tonight. Overall the mix balances original mixes and long-form edits for a warm, dancefloor-focused winter compilation.

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Funktastical Disco 2025 is a Funky House mixtape built for the dancefloor — a 2025 Party Favorz set that mixes Disco House, Soul Funk, Nu Disco and big-room hooks into a three-hour celebration. The mix foregrounds clever sampling and retro vocal nods while keeping a modern, floor-ready pulse from start to finish.

Highlights include Shabi’s modern take on Loleatta Holloway-era material, club-ready reworks from Michael Gray, and peak-time moments from Seamus Haji and John Summit. The flow was tightened in the final edit to remove filler and accentuate those glittery, groove-forward peaks and brief breathers that keep the energy moving without burning out.

The set closes with a respectful tribute to Ron Carroll, featuring his vocal turn on Bob Sinclar & Axwell’s “What A Wonderful World” (Greg Cerrone Remix Extended). Lace up your dancing shoes and expect buoyant basslines, soulful vocal hooks, and plenty of classic-sampling fun across this Funktastical Disco edition.

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Beach House 2025 Volume 2 is a late-summer Disco House, Nu Disco, and Funky House mix built for sun-soaked afternoons and twilight drives. This 2025 volume leans into groove over shock value, favoring shimmering rhythm guitar, rubbery bass, and clap-forward percussion that keep the momentum amiable and danceable across a nearly three-hour run. Highlights thread nostalgia through modern production: Jonas Blue’s Edge Of Desire brings Defected-style strings and squelchy low end, while cuts from Marshall Jefferson, Kerri Chandler (via a Philip George mix), and Dave Lee add classic-house weight and melodic hooks. You’ll also find playful Funky House turns and polished Nu Disco edits that sit breezy on top and heavy underneath, designed to work at pool level or on a coastal sunset ride. The set is sequenced for versatility—play it straight through for an intended arc or cherry-pick tracks as quick mood boosts. Expect tight edits, warm low end, and plenty of hook-driven moments that reward repeat listens.

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Disco House Beach House 2025 arrives as Party Favorz’s annual summer set built for rooftops, docks, and golden-hour soundtracks. This 2025 mix leans into NuDisco and Funky House—no filler, just crisp percussion, rubber-band basslines, and glittering strings that nod to disco’s golden age while keeping modern punch.

Highlights land where you expect and a few places you don’t: Wh0’s 2022 rework of Todd Terry’s Jumpin’ stitches classical and disco motifs into a floor-rattling moment, while new throwback hitters like Angelo Ferreri’s Sun Is Shining and DE SOFFER’s Everybody’s Free bring chunky piano stabs and filter sweeps. Mid-set peaks include The Good Men x Themba x Khenya’s Give It Up, Mike Ferullo & Ghostbusterz’s Last Night a DJ Saved My Life, and a disco-fueled 9 PM (Till I Come). The set closes on soulful highs with Ralphi Rosario & Eric Kupper feat. Donna Blakely’s Take Me Up—hands-up energy to watch the sun go down.

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Funky House Spring 2025 delivers the freshest Disco House, NuDisco, and Deep House cuts for the season, curated as a weekend double header to kick off spring 2025. This set is built for late-night grooves and daytime terrace spins alike, stitching together soulful vocal edits and club-ready originals. Highlights include the warm, vocal-led Art Of Tones feat. Sulene Fleming, Fisher’s extended floor-ready cut, and David Penn’s sassy Bambadem. The mix pivots through Balearic-tinged melodies from Tomaz, Filterheadz & Hot Since 82’s “Sunshine 2025,” a club remix of deadmau5 + Kaskade by Tommy Phillips, and Bakermat featuring Ron Carroll for a soulful peak. Expect mix-friendly originals and remixes from Cristoph, Michael Gray, Duck Sauce, and Selena Faider with the House Gospel Choir. Play this episode for a concise, dancefloor-focused snapshot of spring’s funky house palette — roomy basslines, disco stabs, and vocal hooks that keep the energy moving without losing groove.

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Disco House, Funky House Sessions — Winter 2025 drops as a one-take, disco-leaning DJ mix recorded to keep the release schedule intact. The set runs 2:16:50 and was posted a day early because the host expects medical treatment and wanted to avoid interrupting future releases. Expect seamless, dancefloor-focused transitions and a strong NuDisco/Disco House flavor. Highlights include Revival House Project & Kathy Brown (David Penn remix), The Shapeshifters (Tripolism remix of "Lola's Theme"), Mark Knight & Mark Dedross, Chris Lake & Abel Balder, Mousse T, and repeated appearances from Mr. Belt & Wezol. The mix moves from classic club energy into modern disco-house grooves while keeping the flow tight — a reliable winter set for anyone looking to dance.

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This is the 2024 Funky House set All About the Bass, a late-year dance mix built to keep the floor moving. Pulling from Disco House, NuDisco, Tech House, and classic House, the two-hour mix showcases why bass-driven grooves still rule the party. Expect carefully sequenced highlights and roomy extended mixes that let each groove breathe. The set opens with Purple Disco Machine & The Magician and rides through David Penn’s remix work, a Deep Dish rework of Flashdance, and a Mousse T. cut that leans into classic low-end funk. LF SYSTEM and a Garrett Knight club mix of Lipps, Inc.’s Funkytown add modern bounce alongside percussive edits and soulful vocal moments. Tracks transition smoothly to maintain momentum while offering surprises for dancers who listen closely. If you want a set that blends nostalgia and current floor-ready edits, this one puts the bass front and center from start to finish.

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