Party Favorz — Dance Music Podcast

Disco — The Ultimate Trash Disco Collection Vol. 6 (2018) gathers three and a half hours of familiar disco anthems and modern re-edits meant for listening or the dancefloor. This closing-volume mix reflects on the era’s communal energy, sequencing soulful grooves, funk-leaning cuts, and euphoric closers to remind listeners why these songs endure.

Highlights include Yvonne Elliman’s “Love Pains” (Disconet Remix), Stargard’s funk-tinged “Which Way Is Up” (Art Bleek Edit), The O’Jays’ crossover classic “Use To Be My Girl,” Patrice Rushen’s “Forget Me Nots,” and Chic’s and Donna Summer’s signature entries. The set leans on fresh DJ-friendly work from Digital Visions, Dr. Packer, Dimitri From Paris, and SanFranDisko to give many tracks a longer, club-ready feel while preserving their original hooks and vocal moments.

At 3:36:13 the compilation balances vintage songwriting with contemporary edits—ideal for listeners who want roomy builds, extended mixes, and a steady groove from warm soul to ecstatic finales.

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Disco Classics mix — Trash Disco Ultimate Collection Vol. 5 (2018) compiles 70s dancefloor favorites and Studio 54-era gems into a nearly three-hour set of DJ-friendly re-edits and remixes. The episode is built to bridge original disco energy with modern club dynamics for parties and contemporary sets. Expect familiar hooks from Donna Summer, KC & The Sunshine Band, Sister Sledge, Rose Royce, Evelyn "Champagne" King, and MFSB presented in fresh forms. Many tracks appear as Digital Visions and SanFranDisko re-edits alongside remixes and edits by Dr. Packer, Louie Vega, and Danny Krivit, which tighten arrangements and emphasize bass and groove for today’s dancefloor. The mix leans into disco’s soul, funk, and R&B roots while nodding to its influence on house music, making it useful both for nostalgia-led listening and practical DJ programming. Highlights include reworked takes on "Hot Stuff," "I’m Your Boogie Man," "He’s The Greatest Dancer," and "Car Wash," all sequenced to keep momentum across the full runtime.

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Disco Classics — The Ultimate Trash Disco Collection Vol. 4 (2018) slows the tempo and leans into funk-forward golden oldies across a three-hour set. This volume gathers re-edits and remixes to trace a more soulful, groove-first side of classic disco for late-night floors and mellow parties. Highlights include sweeping strings from Love Unlimited Orchestra’s "Love's Theme," Bionic Boogie’s "Hot Butterfly" with a young Luther Vandross, Taana Gardner’s pulsing "Heartbeat," plus crowd-pleasers from Yarbrough & Peoples, Parliament, and Brick. Many cuts arrive as Digital Visions re-edits or Dr. Packer/Hot Classics remixes, which polish familiar hooks while keeping the era’s warm, bass-driven energy. If you favor funk-tinged disco and edited classics, this installment is curated for sustained grooves rather than peak-time shocks. The set emphasizes soulful arrangements and tasteful club-ready treatments that respect the originals while nudging them onto modern dancefloors.

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Disco Classics — Trash Disco The Ultimate Collection Vol. 3 (2018) is a nearly three‑hour old‑school disco mix assembled for DJs and collectors who love extended grooves and period character. This volume cleans up and aligns live‑played recordings with modern DJ tempos, intentionally preserving a few “dirty beats” that echo '90s garage treatments while keeping tracks dancefloor‑ready.

Highlights include reworks of Sister Sledge, Karen Young, Donna Summer, Gloria Gaynor, Chic, and The Jacksons, with notable edits and remixes by Dimitri From Paris, Joey Negro, and several Digital Visions re‑edits. One track required extensive correction yet stays in the set to honor its place in disco history; overall the collection balances faithful preservation with modern mixing for continuous play.

If you collect classic disco edits or need a long, soulful set for a party, Volume 3 delivers familiar hits and club‑friendly reworks that keep the era's energy alive.

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Disco Classics — The Ultimate Trash Disco Collection Vol. 2 (2018) is a three-part mixtape of vintage disco, funk and ’80s dancefloor cuts remastered and edited for modern playback and DJ use. This installment blends early ’70s soul and orchestral disco with synth-driven ’80s material, offering mix-friendly edits and consistent fidelity across contemporary systems.

Highlights include Jackie Moore’s "This Time Baby" (John Morales M+M Mix), Sylvester’s "Do Ya Wanna Funk," Lipps Inc.’s "Funkytown," and Irene Cara’s "Flashdance... What A Feeling," alongside revisits of Diana Ross and Donna Summer. Notable re-editors and remixers such as John Morales, Dimitri From Paris and Joey Negro help bridge eras, turning familiar classics into seamless club-ready transitions. The compilation prioritizes clean masters and dynamic balance, making it a practical resource for DJs and a nostalgic, danceable listen for disco fans.

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This episode is Disco Classics from the Trash Disco series — The Ultimate Collection Vol. 1 (2018) — a nonstop, two‑hour mix assembled for aficionados who live for vintage grooves and modern re‑edits. The set pairs original hits and contemporary club reworks to keep familiar hooks moving on the dancefloor while highlighting the remix culture that sustains these songs.

Highlights include Ashford & Simpson’s “Found a Cure,” B.B.& Q. Band’s “On The Beat,” Bionic Boogie’s “Risky Changes,” Aretha Franklin’s “Jump To It,” Gloria Gaynor’s “I Will Survive,” and The O’Jays’ “Love Train.” Many selections appear as fresh edits and extended mixes from contemporary reworkers, so the flow favors seamless transitions and updated beats without losing the era’s warmth.

The mix is curated from a lifelong love of disco — dug-up 45s, early record‑store shifts and a hands‑on obsession with the genre — making this volume both a crowd pleaser and a fan’s personal tribute to timeless disco classics.

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NuDisco and House — Legacy Dance Tribute, 2018. This episode is a career-focused retrospective on Tino Piontek, aka Purple Disco Machine, charting a breakout year that reintroduced classic hooks to modern dancefloors. It highlights his knack for remixing and editing across NuDisco, Deep House, Indie Dance, and classic house textures while keeping the groove front and center.

Key moments include the 2018 smash Dished (Male Stripper), which repurposes Man 2 Man’s hook with Loleatta Holloway samples, plus PDM’s takes on Hercules & Love Affair’s Do You Feel the Same, Chic’s Funky Bones (Glitterbox Edit), and a roomy remix of Jamiroquai’s Cloud 9. You’ll also hear edits and collaborations that showcase his range, from peak-time vox mixes to disco-flavored reworks.

This mix isn’t a capstone so much as a salute to an artist on the rise — a snapshot of an emerging producer who turned vintage material into contemporary club anthems and set the stage for bigger things to come.

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This Peak Hour mix from 2018 delivers a darker, club-ready selection of Tech House and Techno to get you through a mid-week set. Party Favorz leans back toward the earlier Deep Edition vibe, starting with a Shadow Child take on the early-90s rave classic “DJ’s Take Control” before pushing into tougher grooves designed to build and break with purpose.

Highlights include cuts from Green Velvet & Chris Lake, a driving moment from Dusky, and peak-time energy from Illyus & Barrientos and Shiba San & Tim Baresko. The mix also threads in a CamelPhat remix of Paul Woolford and a handful of heavy edits made to tighten transitions and keep momentum high. At roughly 96 minutes, Drop It! is assembled with careful pacing—warmer beginnings, a boiling peak, and a cooled finish—meant for listeners who favour textured underground selections and precise DJ craft.

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Funky House, Disco and Deep House come together in Disco Voyagé (2018), a weekend-ready mix built to lift spirits and keep you moving. This roughly 90-minute Funky House session collects modern disco reworks and soulful club cuts into a feel-good journey meant to warm up a night out or brighten a gray Friday.

Highlights include Walterino’s title cut and Mousse T.’s tasty disco flips on Purple Disco Machine feat. Baxter and the Selace vocal, plus peak-floor energy from Mat.Joe’s “Disco Ballz” and David Penn’s club-ready “Nobody.” A Lou Rawls classic resurfaced in mixes by Kenny Summit, Frankie Knuckles & Eric Kupper nods to disco’s roots while newer names like Random Soul and Seamus Haji keep the groove contemporary. Expect upbeat basslines, tight transitions, and a mix that balances retro flavor with modern edits — Party Favorz’s pick-me-up set for the weekend.

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This 2018 80s Dance entry in the Diva Hall of Fame celebrates Shannon’s pivotal role in freestyle and dance-pop. The mix traces her peak-era singles and the club remixes that revived her profile, opening with definitive cuts like Let the Music Play and Give Me Tonight before shifting into later house, trance, and circuit treatments.

Highlights include classic Ultimix and Hot Tracks edits alongside notable reworks by Hex Hector and the Chris Cox & Trent Cantrelle 2009 remix, plus collaborative club cuts with Todd Terry and Sash!. The set shows how Shannon’s songwriting and vocal tone translated across evolving club styles — from E-Smoove and Murk deep-groove versions to trance and circuit remixes — while reminding listeners why her early hits remain touchstones for Gen X dance floors.

Party Favorz presents the first half as an 80s-focused tribute before moving into 90s and 2000s club territory, honoring Shannon’s influence on freestyle and modern dance remixes.

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