Party Favorz — Dance Music Podcast

Disco mix, Thank God It’s Disco Volume 5 (2021) collects reworked 70s and 80s favorites into a three-hour compilation aimed at updating classic hooks for modern dancefloors. The set balances faithful-stem edits and full remixes, presenting familiar melodies alongside fresh production choices meant for DJs and disco fans alike.

Highlights include Jet Boot Jack’s take on Gloria Gaynor’s “Never Can Say Goodbye,” Antony Fennel’s house-tinged revamp of “I Will Survive,” and multiple Block & Crown reworks that touch Donna Summer, Rose Royce, and MFSB material. The compilation also leans on contemporary cutters like Dr Packer and Paul Parsons throughout the tracklist, and a serviceable ABBA mix keeps the retro thread intact.

Listeners will find extended club versions, mashups, and stem-based reimaginations that favor dancefloor utility over archival purity. If you want a modern disco set that nods to the originals while offering DJ-ready arrangements, this volume delivers.

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This Legacy dance tribute (2021) collects Tony Moran’s remix work across 22 years, offering Volume 2 as a survey of his circuit, tribal, and house touchstones. Party Favorz presents the mix as a focused map of Moran’s club-ready reinterpretations, turning pop and diva-led originals into peak-time anthems without losing their emotional core.

Highlights include Moran’s charged rework of Oceana’s “Body Rock,” the expansive club treatment of Deborah Cox’s “Easy as Life,” and a moody, dance-floor-ready take on Rihanna’s “Unfaithful.” He also re-energizes Gloria Estefan’s “Heaven’s What I Feel,” sculpts a theatrical showpiece with Jennifer Holliday on “Magic,” and applies anthem-level polish to Mariah Carey material. These selections demonstrate Moran’s range from euphoric builds to intimate vocal reimagining, anchored by longtime collaborators like Warren Rigg and Bissen.

At roughly four and a half hours, Volume 2 reads like a compact Tony Moran playlist for fans and newcomers alike — a reminder that his remixing remains vital, versatile, and built for the floor.

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Disco mix — Thank God It's Disco Volume 4 (2021) — collects remixes and reworks that update familiar dance‑floor hits with steady disco and funk grooves. This installment doubles as a bridge to forthcoming Volumes 5 and 6 while nodding to late‑80s dance flavor and modern nudisco edits, all sequenced for long‑form listening.

The program leans heavily on Dr Packer, whose remixes and reworks shape much of the set, with notable contributions from Block & Crown and Barry Harris and a closing nod from DJ Meme. Highlights include fresh takes on Donna Summer, Diana Ross, Patrice Rushen and the Bee Gees alongside funk staples from Parliament and Earth, Wind & Fire.

Clocking in near four hours, the mix balances peak disco energy with soulful, groove‑driven moments and teases upcoming Tony Moran Legacy tie‑ins. It’s a curated ride for listeners who like classic vocals and vintage grooves reframed for contemporary floors.

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Circuit- and tribal-leaning Legacy Dance Tribute — Tony Moran Volume 1 (2021) celebrates the three-decade career of a remixer and producer whose club reworks helped define modern diva-house. This mix collects Moran’s signature anthem edits and peak-time productions, assembled as a primer for longtime fans and a deep-dive for listeners new to his catalogue.

Highlights include Moran’s towering takes on Celine Dion — notably his famed My Heart Will Go On anthem — alongside club versions of Janet Jackson’s Together Again, Whitney Houston, Patti LaBelle, Cher, and George Michael. The set also nods to Moran’s collaborative work with Warren Rigg and Manny Lehman and traces his mixtape-edit roots that positioned him as a go-to remixer in the ’90s and beyond. At just over three and a half hours, Volume 1 showcases Moran’s knack for reimagining pop and diva vocals into circuit-ready, late-night dancefloor moments.

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Disco House and Funky House, 2021 — a nearly five-hour party set assembled as a seamless weekend soundtrack and DJ warmup. Shake It Up Tonight pulls together NuDisco, Jackin’ House, Soulful and Deep House grooves with an eye for modern edits and dancefloor-friendly flow, running just under five hours for long sessions or home listening. Highlights include Dombresky & Boston Bun’s remix of Tensnake’s “Antibodies,” a Dave Lee Disco reshake of Prospect Park’s title cut, and club-ready turns from Mark Picchiotti and David Morales. The set also features a tough jackin’ and NuDisco backbone from Mark Knight and Dennis Cruz’s Mousse T. rework. A notable studio fix closes the mix: the Dr Packer remix of Kim English’s “Unspeakable Joy” was reworked to transition into Don Welch’s House reimagining of “Beginnings,” chosen as the closer for its unexpected, well-crafted approach. Total time: 04:48:10.

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This is a 2021 Peak Hour tech-house mix built for after-hours dance floors and seasonal Halloween send-offs. Party Favorz blends tech house, bass house, breakbeat, electronica, techno, and big-room energy across edits, mashups, and bootlegs to keep a late-night crowd moving well past midnight.

Highlights include peak-time turns from OFFAIAH and James Hype, a darker tech edge with The Age Of Love (Charlotte De Witte & Enrico Sangiuliano remix), and festival-ready reworks such as Shouse’s Love Tonight (David Guetta extended remix). The set also leans into garage-tinged groove from Cloonee and playful peak edits featuring Fisher, folding pop and hip-hop elements into a club context. Clocking in at over three and a half hours, the mix favors momentum, surprise drops, and creative transitions over formulaic top-40 tech-house tracks.

This episode closes Party Favorz’s Halloween run and tees up a forthcoming Disco House focus, offering DJs and listeners a wide palette of edits and mashups for late-night sets.

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This 2021 Club Fusion Halloween mix, HW-21, is a four-and-a-half-hour dance one-stop built as an annual party soundtrack and a live-style DJ journey. Party Favorz moves from Ewan McVicar’s house remake of Tell Me Something Good into a nonstop sequence of bootlegs, mashups, edits and extended mixes designed to recreate that spontaneous club energy.

Expect a wide range of highlights threaded through the set: Ministry’s Everyday Is Halloween (DJ Dan & Mike Balance Remix), Ray Isaac’s take on Cold Heart, Zillionaire’s Mr Brightside remix, Tiësto’s Pepas remix and Dirty Disco’s rework of Thriller. The mix also leans on contemporary floor-fillers and creative mashups—Joel Corry & Jax Jones, Claptone and Purple Disco Machine appear among many turns that keep momentum shifting from peak-hour bangers to nu-disco and festival-ready moments.

Built from a 200+ track palette and mixed in one long session, HW-21 aims to feel like a live Halloween dance party—fast-moving, occasionally surprising and firmly focused on the music.

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House-focused Diva Hall of Fame mix from Party Favorz revisiting Adele’s catalog in 2017 through club-ready remixes and unofficial edits. This episode collects house reworks of songs from 19, 21, and 25 to showcase how her songwriting and voice translate to peak-hour and melodic club settings.

Highlights include Cosmic Dawn’s takes on “Hello” and the Skyfall edit, Axwell’s club mix of “Hometown Glory,” and Moto Blanco’s glossy house rework of “Set Fire To The Rain.” Downtown London’s extended “Rolling In The Deep,” DJ Strobe’s extended vocal of “When We Were Young,” and bootleg edits from eSQUIRE round out a set that balances anthemic moments with steady dancefloor momentum.

Originally released as The Diva Series, this roughly 86‑minute mix celebrates Adele’s induction into the Diva Hall of Fame while previewing the remix potential that kept her songs fresh in clubs.

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Circuit and progressive house — Fall Edition 2021 — a seasonal cool-down mix built for the circuit floor. This 2021 edition collects progressive big-room moves and updated anthems intended to replace the repetitive tribal patterns that have dominated recent seasons. The set runs just over four hours and leans melodic and uplifting while still designed for large dancefloors.

Highlights include Dirty Disco’s Mainroom reworks (notably their update of Celeda’s classic “The Underground”), Toy Armada’s shift toward a more progressive house sound across new edits, and Offer Nissim’s collaboration with Deborah Cox on “Summer Of Love.” Michael Benayon’s deeper flip of Bouvier & Barona’s “Snow On The Sahara” and Stewart Who?’s appearance via Ralphi’s leather-tinged remix of “The Hustler” are standout moments. Expect contemporary remixes, mashes, and big-room progressive textures from a wide range of circuit-friendly producers packed into a cohesive, dance-ready journey.

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90s Classic House — Ultimate 90s House Classics Volume 6 (1998–1999) closes out the series with a focused ride through late‑90s club remixes and vocal house anthems. This final volume collects progressive and peak‑hour versions from 1998–1999, preserving the era’s big-room energy and the extended mixes that DJs relied on in clubs and mixtapes.

Highlights include Kim English’s Unspeakable Joy (Razor ’n’ Guido Vocal Mix) and Mariah Carey’s My All (David Morales Classic Club Mix), alongside a sweep of Hex Hector reworks across Deborah Cox and Tina Turner. Victor Calderone, Junior Vasquez, and Danny Tenaglia also anchor the set with mixes that define the period’s underground-to-mainstream crossover. More than nostalgia, Volume 6 is a time capsule of the hunt for promos, long drives to hear a new edit, and the shared ritual of dancing to these definitive 90s club versions.

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