Party Favorz — Dance Music Podcast

Circuit and tribal dance mix from the Winter Edition series, 2018 — a 2:31 set built for peak-floor energy and club-friendly radio play. Winter Edition 2018 Volume 2 gathers circuit, tribal, and house reworks that bridge contemporary pop and classic dancefloor heft for early 2018.

Highlights include The Constellasians anthem remix of Kesha’s “This Is Me,” Isak Salazar & Erick Ibiza’s New York mix of Rihanna’s “Consideration,” and Ralphi Rosario’s Folsom Street Club mix of “Cold” featuring Donna Blakely. The set also leans on club reworks from Guy Scheiman on MK’s “17,” Sagi Kariv’s take on Camila Cabello’s “Havana,” and multiple Barry Harris remixes that tidy up Dua Lipa and Kylie Minogue edits.

Expect a tight alternation of vocal-house peaks and tougher tribal grooves that slot easily into warmups or late-night ramps. At roughly two and a half hours, this installment keeps momentum high while offering a handful of singalong moments amid heavier floor burners.

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House music, Diva Hall of Fame entry, 2018 — this two-hour tribute set surveys Jocelyn Brown’s career from disco session work to peak-time house and NRG. The mix foregrounds Brown’s storied vocal legacy and points out the late-’80s club cut “Love’s Gonna Get You,” whose hook was famously repurposed in Snap!’s early-’90s hit “The Power.”

Expect extended club versions and definitive remixes across the set: Ben Liebrand’s DMC take on “Somebody Else’s Guy,” David Morales’ 12" mix of “Always There,” Jamie Lewis’s Nu Flava edit, Tee’s Freeze and Original mixes, plus Warren Clarke and Full Intention reworks. The selection moves from soulful disco through uplifting NRG to peak-hour house, highlighting why Brown’s voice has been sampled and celebrated for decades.

Running 2:11:08, this mix collects club-ready arrangements and longtime favorites like “Love’s Gonna Get You” (SanFranDisko Mix) and Morales’ tribute mix of “You Are Everything,” presented as a concise DJ-friendly homage to one of dance music’s most sampled vocalists.

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This two-hour funky house mix is part of the Millennial Dance Classics collection and was released in 2018 as a sunny follow-up to Volume 1. Built as a stop-gap between posts, the set is meant to lift the mood and deliver a continuous, upbeat flow for weekend listening or a party playlist.

Expect nostalgia-leaning vocal house and club remixes with highlights from Bob Sinclar (Love Generation, Full Intention Club Mix) and Robin S (Show Me Love 2008, Soulshaker Remix). The mix also features roomy, big-room treatments like Booty Luv’s Boogie 2nite (Moto Blanco Club Mix), David Morales’ Here I Am (Full Intention Vocal Mix), Buzz Junkies feat. Alison Limerick’s Where Love Lives (Club Mix), and a late-career Spanish Fly remix of Mary J. Blige’s Family Affair. It’s an approachable, feel-good sequence that favors soulful vocals and roomy basslines while keeping the energy bright for listeners who need a boost of sunshine.

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Funky house mix, Millennial Dance Classics series, 2018 — this Volume 1 set collects upbeat club cuts and remixes meant to brighten the late-winter slump. Party Favorz revisits early‑2000s through 2011 material, favoring alternate versions and rarer edits to avoid repeating prior Pride Classics sets while keeping the energy familiar and singable. Highlights include big-room reworks and floor favorites from Freemasons feat. Amanda Wilson, a Harry “Choo‑Choo” Romero take on Modjo’s “Lady,” Moto Blanco’s club spin on Leona Lewis, and Cahill’s edit of Agnes’ “Release Me.” Quentin Harris’ Todd Terry 12" vocal and the Bini & Martini re-vocal of Praise Cats’ “Shined On Me” sit alongside Soulshaker and Wideboys remixes, giving the mix a balance of radio-friendly hooks and deeper dancefloor gems. The compiler promises more obscure finds in a planned two-volume follow-up for summer; for now, Volume 1 is structured to lift the mood and remind listeners why these mixes remained staples in millennial house sets. Expect roughly two hours of remixed classics and thoughtful sequencing to carry you through the final weeks of winter.

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Peak Hour tech-house mix Sweat on the Floor Volume 2 (2018) is a nearly two-hour peak-time set designed for late-night floors and DJ-friendly weekend slots. The continuous mix leans into funky, underground tech-house and club rollers, threading chunky groove cuts with raw percussion to keep momentum across its 01:46:11 runtime.

Highlights include Gorgon City’s Grooves On The Vinyl alongside driving edits from Illyus & Barrientos and Franky Rizardo, plus classic-leaning club heat from Harry Romero and Huxley & Hauswerks. Pirupa and Guille Placencia & George Privatti also add peak-hour heft, while selections like Make It Right and Say Yeah! punctuate the set with memorable hooks. If you need a steady, dancefloor-focused mix for an after-hours run or a peak DJ slot, this compilation delivers durable BPMs, tasteful remix turns, and plenty of underground energy.

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This is an EDM Club Fusion mix for 2018 built as a commercial dance primer and party-ready set. The compilation is designed to kick off the year with radio-friendly remixes and club edits that move between funky house, bigroom energy and vocal-driven dance to keep the floor shifting.

Highlights include Bruno Mars feat. Cardi B’s Finesse used as a stylistic transition, remix-ready turns on Charlie Puth’s How Long, and Sofi Tukker’s sticky Best Friend. Martin Garrix’s So Far Away (Nicky Romero Remix) and NAATIONS’ Want Me More supply melodic payoff, while Skylar Stecker and the Dave Audé production touch keep the set anchored in contemporary club sound. The mix also nods to tasteful reworks such as the KC Anderson take on Free and teases more themed releases and a part two to Sweat on the Floor coming soon.

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Circuit music was at its peak in the late 90's through 2005 before cooling down and becoming a niche genre. It remained strong in the gay communities around the globe but has also been popular in the straight communities of countries like Brazil ...

Funky house meets underground deep cuts in Sweat on the Floor Volume 1 (2018), a late-night sorting session that turned into a new direction for the series. This set was born from mixing funky house with underground/Deep Edition material, aiming for a groovy, slightly darker mood while keeping the dancefloor energy intact.

Across 95 minutes the mix emphasizes funk-forward basslines, tight percussion, and moments of stripped-back deep-house atmosphere. Highlights include tracks from Mat.Joe, Mark Knight & Tuff London, Patrick Topping, KiNK, CamelPhat, and Bicep, and the host experiments with mashups that slot together surprisingly well. The sequence leans into groove and texture rather than constant peak-time intensity.

Tempo-wise the producer hints at slowing future funky sets to roughly 115–118 BPM to explore a chill, deeper feel; for now this volume balances funk and underground heat for listeners who prefer smartly sequenced house with a warm, groovy edge.

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House music, The Diva Series, 2017 — this Thank You Mix is a year-end tribute built as a note of gratitude to the Party Favorz community and a celebration of Whitney Houston’s dancefloor legacy. Compiled to welcome 2018, the set favors classic club versions over newer, less inspired reworks, resulting in a focused 1 hour 40 minute journey that aims to keep the emotional core of Whitney’s songs intact while serving the floor.

Highlights include powerful reworks by Hex Hector, Thunderpuss, Barry Harris, Jonathan Peters, and Tony Moran, with a nod to the Deborah Cox duet on “Same Script, Different Cast.” The compiler replaced tentative recent remixes with proven club versions from “I Will Always Love You” through “Greatest Love Of All,” editing the sequence for flow and technical polish. If you prefer an alternate take, the original 2009 Whitney tribute remains available, but this edition is intended as a streamlined, dance-ready thank-you for supporters as we step into 2018.

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This Club Fusion EDM/House year‑end mix — Blow Your Own Horn 2018 — is built as a final party set to carry you into the new year with bootlegs, mashups, bounce, and reworked classics. The two‑plus hour program is designed to be floor-ready from the jump, blending familiar vocal hits with fresh club edits and high-energy transitions.

Highlights include a Delirious & Alex K intro of Daft Punk’s One More Time, Barry Harris mashups and remixes (Dua Lipa, Imagine Dragons, and a 2018 Whitney remix), Miky Vibes’ Wake Me Up bootleg, SunPhillips’ take on Gloria Estefan’s Conga, and a PILO bootleg of Despacito. If you like disco-infused house, big-room edits, and inventive mashup work, this set stitches mainstream pop and classic dance into a relentless holiday-ready sequence meant to heat up your party and launch 2018 on the dancefloor. Enjoy and happy new year.

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