Party Favorz — Dance Music Podcast

This Club Fusion Catch-Up 2019 episode gathers the biggest dance, house, and EDM hits of the year so far and serves as a summer-ready roundup to get parties moving through July. The set collects radio favorites, club-only edits, and rising remixes with Ariana Grande emerging as the clear winner thanks to multiple remixed tracks like “7 Rings,” “Thank U, Next,” and “Break Up With Your Girlfriend, I’m Bored.”

One of the year’s most notable trends shows up here: full remakes of classic pop and dance songs rather than simple samples. Standouts include new versions of “Self Control” (Kendra Erika), “Back To Life” (Hilary Roberts), “The Rhythm of the Night” (Sean Finn & Corona), “I’ve Been Thinking About You” (Klaas & Londonbeat), Gamper & Dadoni’s “Bittersweet Symphony,” and an Armin van Buuren revamp of Van Halen’s “Jump.” Producers like Division 4 & Matt Consola, Barry Harris, StoneBridge, and Armin van Buuren add modern club heft throughout the mix.

Expect a broadly dancefloor-friendly trip across future house and EDM with a balance of familiar hooks and club-focused reworks. There’s enough here to fuel summer playlists while Party Favorz finishes the annual Beach House installment and prepares the next Underground House set.

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Circuit, tribal and house — Legacy Dance Tribute, 2019 — crafted as a Pride-ready, club-tested set from Houston’s production duo Dirty Disco. This four-hour uncut mix was compiled to play in the venues Mark De Lange and JD Arnold run, and it’s built to move LGBTQ+ rooms and mainstream dancefloors alike.

The session threads classic disco and big-room mainroom remixes with contemporary pop reworks, spotlighting Dirty Disco’s takes on Cher, Diana Ross and Madonna alongside modern edits of Dua Lipa and Sam Smith & Normani. Collaborators and scene peers such as Pepper MaShay and Matt Consola appear throughout, and nods like the Stand With Orlando remix of “Unspeakable Joy” add emotional weight amid the peak-hour energy.

Think Rainbow, Eagle and Mainroom edits arranged into a cohesive, four-hour odyssey that showcases Dirty Disco’s range from classic disco to progressive house. It’s curated for Pride listening and for DJs who want a unified tribute to a duo who tests tracks on real dancefloors.

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Circuit and Tribal House — Pride Legacy 2019, Volume 2 presents Toy Armada & DJ Grind reworking pop and disco anthems into big-room, club-ready fixtures. This tribute mix is built to celebrate Pride with uplifting arrangements and tribal percussion that push singalong originals into peak-hour territory.

Highlights include ecstatic reworks of Demi Lovato’s “Really Don’t Care,” Sia’s “Alive,” Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way,” Madonna’s “Get Together,” and an energized take on Ariana Grande’s “No Tears Left To Cry.” The set finishes with a multi-song tribal tribute to Donna Summer that ties the collection back to disco’s spiritual heart.

Running nearly three hours, the mix balances contemporary pop, classic dance cuts, and full-throttle anthem edits while keeping a consistent circuit/tribal vibe. Fans looking for Pride-ready energy and vocal-driven remixes will find plenty to love in this volume.

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Circuit, Tribal, House — Legacy Dance Tribute (2019). This Pride-themed volume from the Legacy series maps Toy Armada & DJ Grind’s influence across LGBTQ+ dance floors, collecting their biggest anthem edits and remixes designed for circuit rooms and communal moments. The mix highlights the duo’s breakthrough rework of Cahill & Kimberley Locke’s “Feel The Love” and Pride-focused treatments of Jennifer Lopez’s “Waiting For Tonight” and Rihanna’s “We Found Love.” It also showcases their frequent collaborations with Tony Moran and their signature takes on vocal divas like Kylie and Cher, tracing a throughline from late‑90s/00s diva‑house tradition to modern big‑room and tribal textures. Running nearly three hours, the set favors stadium-ready vocal anthems and tribal-tinged grooves that emphasize uplift and unity. Party Favorz presents this volume as a focused look at how Toy Armada & DJ Grind translate classic remix DNA into contemporary Pride soundtracks without losing the joy that fuels dance‑floor communion.

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Dance and house — Gay Anthems For a New Generation 2019 is a nearly three-hour Pride mix that remakes classic anthems for today’s club floor. Party Favorz pulls together fresh remixes, bootlegs, and contemporary edits to bridge generations and keep familiar songs sounding current for festival and club sets.

Highlights include new treatments of Whitney Houston’s "I Wanna Dance With Somebody," Gloria Gaynor’s "I Will Survive," Diana Ross staples, Madonna’s "Vogue" and "Music," plus Robyn’s "Dancing On My Own" and Ultra Nate’s "Free." The set mixes reworked house classics, festival-ready edits, and recent pop hits so DJs and listeners can move seamlessly from nostalgic moments to high-energy peaks.

Clocking in at just under three hours, the 2019 edition emphasizes dancefloor utility while respecting the anthemic originals. Expect mashups, club remixes, and bootleg edits that keep Pride playlists familiar but forward-looking.

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This episode is a Circuit & Anthems Pride mix — Gay Pride 2019 Volume 2 — built to keep parties moving across tribal and house flavors for over two hours. It combines current circuit hits, festival-ready remixes, and classic reworks intended for peak-hour floors and serious personal listening during Pride season.

Highlights include Barry Harris’s re-edit of Todrick Hall’s “Nails, Hair, Hips, Heels,” Leanh & Robson Alves’ 2k19 remix of Whitney Houston’s “I Wanna Dance With Somebody,” plus fresh club treatments for Anastacia, KC & Tony Moran featuring Nile Rodgers, and a handful of Dirty Disco mainroom remixes and a Ralphi Rosario club turn. The set also stitches pop into circuit energy with mashups and reconstructions that keep the momentum rising.

There’s a short note for premium listeners about streaming versus downloading and casting your files, but the music remains the focus: a Pride-ready compilation to soundcheck, celebrate, and catch up before the main season kicks off.

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Circuit and Tribal House — Gay Pride 2019 Volume 1 — kicks off Pride month with two road‑tested sets built to move a crowd. This mix collects mainroom-ready tribal and circuit cuts from 2019 aimed at warming up, peak-time play, and anything in between. Expect extended breakdowns and hefty club arrangements that give vocals room to breathe while the percussion drives the floor.

Selector notes a shift toward larger, late‑90s style remixes and leans on Dirty Disco’s mainroom sensibility throughout. Highlights include fresh remixes of Madonna, Kylie Minogue, and P!nk alongside classic-house updates from Black Box featuring Loleatta Holloway, Ce Ce Peniston, and Robyn. The set closes with disco-house and mashup moments that keep momentum high and transitions surprising. If you need Pride weekend fuel that balances nostalgic hooks with modern tribal energy, this volume will get you there before Volume 2 drops.

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EDM/House Legacy Series entry from 2019, this two-hour tribute maps David Guetta’s wide-reaching influence across pop, hip‑hop, and club dance. The mix is designed as a retrospective and party set in one—tracing festival anthems, signature Fuck Me I’m Famous remixes, and Guetta’s more recent tech‑house work under his Jack Back alias. Highlights include Flo Rida’s “Club Can’t Handle Me” in classic Guetta remix form, the crowd‑owning “Love Don’t Let Me Go [Walking Away],” and nostalgic moments like “Memories” featuring Kid Cudi. The set also underscores Guetta’s ongoing partnerships with Sia and Nicki Minaj, nods to early collaborators such as Chris Willis, and contemporary links to Martin Garrix, showing how his catalog bridges eras without feeling dated. Whether you want a cohesive pool‑party playlist or a focused listen on the producer’s imprint, Volume 2 collects the remixes and collaborations that best illustrate Guetta’s legacy and stylistic evolution.

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This Legacy Dance Tribute from 2019 celebrates David Guetta’s evolution across EDM and house music with a two-part induction into Party Favorz’s Legacy series. Volume 1 gathers extended mixes, bootlegs, and club edits that map his rise from early electro‑house into mainstream festival pop. The set is built for listeners who want a concise roadmap to Guetta’s most influential moments.

Highlights include classics and reworks such as When Love Takes Over and Titanium alongside Who’s That Chick and Sexy Bitch, plus club-ready turns like the Cash Cash Club Mix of Would I Lie To You and the Nicky Romero remix of So Far Away. The mix also leans on notable collaborators and remixers — Joachim Garraud, Roberto Rios x Dan Sparks, and CraigWelsh among them — to stitch early hits and later anthems into a DJ‑friendly flow.

This is Volume 1 of a two-part Legacy set; Volume 2 follows as a continuation of Guetta’s extensive catalog and its impact on modern dance floors.

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This Legacy Dance Tribute spotlights Calvin Harris in 2019, assembling EDM and house-minded edits, extended mixes, and remixes that trace his pop-to-club crossover. The mix is built for long-form DJ play, pairing Harris originals like Feel So Close, Summer, and My Way with club-ready treatments and classic collaborations to show how his songwriting translates to the dancefloor.

Highlights include vocal anchors and reworks featuring Ne-Yo, Rihanna, Florence Welch, Sam Smith, Ellie Goulding, and Dua Lipa, alongside inventive remix turns from producers such as R3hab, Mousse T.S., and David Nye. Expect extended and remastered versions, plus surprising edits — from How Deep Is Your Love and We Found Love to One Kiss and Promises — that emphasize Harris’s knack for marrying pop hooks with NuDisco, house, and big-room textures. This episode sketches why Harris became a festival and radio staple in the 2010s while leaving room for the versatility he continues to explore.

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