This is a 2015 Funky House installment of the House Sessions series, a deep, danceable set that blends familiar pop hooks with club-ready house cuts. The mix intentionally moves between 128 and 115 BPM, balancing the funkier grooves of the Party Favorz catalog with sleeker deep-house textures to keep the flow steady and the energy curated for bars, clubs, and radio play.

Highlights include a Florist bootleg of Adele’s “Hello,” Nikos Kalogerias’ take on Outkast’s “Ms. Jackson,” and a contemporary rework of Pink Floyd’s “Proper Education” by Diggo & Dizza. You’ll also hear Le Youth’s extended spin on Seinabo Sey, Laibert remixes of Sia and Rihanna, and a Rough Traders revisit of Lost Frequencies’ “Reality,” among a clutch of rising edits and remixers that push familiar songs back onto the dancefloor.

Running just over 90 minutes, this episode signals a new balance between the old Mixtape approach and the ongoing Funky House direction—meant for steady heads-nodding sets and late-night listeners alike. Enjoy the ride.

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This is a 2015 Funky House / Deep House installment of the House Sessions series, built as the first of two extended sets that showcase big-season and deeper house cuts. The mix leans into the recent mainstream crossover of deep house while keeping club-ready grooves front and center, and clocks in over 80 minutes — an unapologetic, full-length dancefloor journey. Highlights include ZHU’s Automatic (Suraci Extended Mix), Disclosure’s Magnets (A‑Trak Remix), an Oliver Heldens collaborative rework, Ellie Goulding’s On My Mind (MK Remix), a fresh Ultra Nate Free 2015 remix, and Snakehips’ All My Friends (99 Souls Club Mix). The selections move between melodic deep-house textures and funk-forward club edits, balancing vocal hooks with extended DJ-friendly mixes. This first part sets the table for part two; expect smooth transitions, a few unexpected remixes, and a focus on mixes that translate well both in headphones and on the dancefloor. Enjoy the ride and look for the follow-up set tomorrow.

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Sending up pt. 2 of Rollin' in the Deep featuring some of today's hottest funky and deep house hits.  Keeping things short this morning.

As always ...ENJOY!

Album : Rollin’ in the Deep pt. 2Genre : House, Deep House, Funky HouseYear : 2015Tot...

This is a 2015 funky house / deep house set — Rollin’ in the Deep pt. 1 — built to clear the hard drive and showcase the deeper, groove-forward direction EDM had been drifting toward. Expect steady, club-ready house with touches of deep bass and modern funk rather than the older electro-house sound; it’s intended as one of the final pure house mixes of the year before the holiday and EDM specials arrive.

Highlights include the TCTS remix of Watermat, Becky Hill & Tai’s “All My Love,” Kideko’s take on Alex Adair’s “Heaven,” and a roomy extended cut of Calvin Harris & Disciples’ “How Deep Is Your Love.” The set also dips into reworks and future-house edits like The Shapeshifters’ remix of Cee Lo Green and Joe Stone & Daser’s “Freak,” keeping the energy melodic but dancefloor-focused.

Longtime listeners will find the selection deliberate and DJ-friendly: familiar vocal moments paired with updated club mixes and a few deeper, percussion-led tracks to smooth transitions and sustain momentum for just over an hour.

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This Funky House mix is Decompression pt. 2 (2015), a laid-back corrective for anyone needing to unwind after a long week. Party Favorz pulls together deep and funky house cuts and club remixes to reset the mood without trying too hard.

Highlights include a Dosem remix of NY's Finest, Claptone's rework of Roisin Murphy's "Evil Eyes," and Todd Terry's club mix of Robyn & La Bagatelle feat. Magique's "Love Is Free." Duke Dumont's "Ocean Drive" appears in a Michael Calfan remix alongside David Morales contributions, offering both balmy grooves and peak-time energy. At 81 minutes, the set moves between deep textures and dancefloor-ready edits—perfect for decompressing at home or easing into a night out.

Enjoy the mix and expect more genre-focused installments as the year unfolds.

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This is a funky house / deep house mix from 2015 titled Decompression pt. 1, assembled as a mid-length respite — roughly 81 minutes — to shake off stress and reset. The set leans on groove-forward edits and club-ready remixes, moving between vocal cuts and deeper instrumental pulses while keeping the tempo warm and danceable. Highlights include Superlover’s Love Machine and DJ Dan & Diva Danielle’s I Got A Man for old-school vocal energy, plus Technasia & Green Velvet’s Suga for a darker club turn. Fans of classy reworks will find Bingo Players’ French Fried take on Mystery Skulls feat. Brandy & Nile Rodgers’ Magic and Claptone’s remix of Disclosure’s Omen; Sandy Rivera and Amtrac add soulful, housey anchors later in the set. The host notes a hectic week and asks for patience while life gets sorted, but promises one more set next Saturday. Until then, press play and let the grooves do the decompressing.

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Funky house, disco and deep-house mixed for summer — Beach House 2015 Volume 2 keeps the party rolling with a pool-ready sequence designed for weekend vibes. This 2015 Beach House installment moves from upbeat house into disco-funk territory before settling into modern deep-house grooves, making it versatile for daytime sets and late-afternoon slowdowns. Highlights include Purple Disco Machine’s touch on L'Tric’s This Feeling, Oliver Heldens’ Shades Of Grey collaboration, and a Rooftop Boys rework of Felix Jaehn’s Ain’t Nobody. Michael Calfan’s Mercy and Milk & Sugar’s Bass sit comfortably alongside Bob Sinclar’s Feel The Vibe, giving the set both classic-leaning dancefloor energy and contemporary melodic depth. The mix emphasizes flow over a laundry-list approach, choosing remixes and edits that bridge soulful disco and current house production. At roughly 95 minutes, it’s tailored for pool parties and long sets where transitions and groove continuity matter; drop it in to keep the momentum smooth and sunlit.

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Beach House 2015 Volume 1 is a funky-house summer mix built for poolside hangs and sunset sets. This 2015 installment blends disco, deep house, and soulful grooves into a nearly 100-minute ride that leans on classic-driven edits and modern disco-house remixes to keep the energy warm and danceable. Highlights include a roomy C&C Music Factory organ club take on Robert Clivilles feat. Kimberly Davis, a disco-flavored Gus Pirelli VIP mix of Disclosure & Gregory Porter, and a Nile Rodgers–tinged edit of Chic. There are also standout reworks like Todd Edwards on Étienne de Crécy feat. Madeline Follin and Oliver Nelson’s remix of Blonde feat. Alex Newell, plus a refreshed take on Third World’s Now That We Found Love. The full high-quality download is available at partyfavorz.com for those who want the complete uninterrupted mix.

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Go Deep is a 2015 funky-house vault mix compiled from two unfinished sets and shared here as a rough cut. This episode is built for late-night grooves and deep dancefloor moods, pairing classic house names with modern nu‑disco and tech-house touches while the host admits the mixing remained a work in progress.

Highlights include Giuseppe D.'s rework of Tony Moran feat. Martha Wash, Oliver Heldens' melodic original, Kenny Dope’s O'Gutta mix, Marshall Jefferson selections, Nora En Pure & Sons Of Maria (EDX Dubai Skyline Remix), and a Claptone remix of Gregory Porter for an unexpected soulful turn. The host combined both sets while clearing a hard drive and decided the music was worth sharing despite not being a finished product. Notes in the post also mention the Party Favorz Vault being suspended and that this was the last work available from the archive.

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