Party Favorz — Dance Music Podcast

EDM / Club Fusion — Top Dance Songs of 2017, Volume 3 is a year-end collection built as a listening time capsule and DJ reference. This installment rounds up the remix-heavy crossover hits that shaped 2017’s floors, pulling together festival edits, handbag-house flips, and more underground club treatments to document how pop and dance collided that year. Highlights include multiple Avicii reworks (the Merk & Kremont mix of “Without You” and the Dirty Werk & Country Club Martini Crew flip of “Lonely Together”), Alesso’s club re-edit of The Chainsmokers & Coldplay, and Illenium’s atmospheric take on Marshmello’s “Silence.” Also featured are dance-ready treatments of Dua Lipa, Rihanna (Gigamesh remix), and Luis Fonsi’s Major Lazer & Moska remix of “Despacito,” showing the breadth from radio-friendly remixes to extended club mixes. Use this volume as part of a personal archive or a quick reference when reconstructing 2017’s dance-floor moods.

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EDM / Club Fusion — Top Dance Songs of 2017 Volume 2 collects the remixes and festival-ready edits that kept floors moving that year. This installment focuses on how club reworks extended pop singles into dancefloor staples, reframing artists from Julia Michaels to Katy Perry for peak-time sets.

Highlights include Riddler’s extended take on Julia Michaels’ “Issues,” Ralphi Rosario’s workout of Katy Perry and Nicki Minaj’s “Swish Swish,” and Dave Aude’s club-ready flips for Kesha and DJ Khaled. The mix balances melodic house and big-room EDM with tasteful vocal edits from Jack Wins, The Him, Galantis and Oliver, showing how producers turned mainstream hits into DJ-friendly weapons without losing their pop appeal.

Part two of a multipart Year in Dance series, this mix favors remix culture over originals and previews more 2017 selections coming in the next volume. Expect a near two-hour set of club-forward remixes and extended mixes designed for playlists and late-night sets alike.

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This Club Fusion year‑end mix collects Party Favorz’s Top Dance Songs of 2017, a curated look at EDM, house, and crossover tracks that defined the year. The set aims to spotlight songs that did more than chart—tunes that DJs played, remixers reshaped, and our host kept coming back to while sorting through more than 200 contenders.

2017 felt like a loop of styles: deep house settling into moodier, melodic zones while future‑house, big‑room EDM, and reggaeton‑tinged pop chased attention. Highlights here include the Firebeatz rework of Axwell Λ Ingrosso’s “More Than You Know,” Alan Walker’s remix of Sia’s “Move Your Body,” and CamelPhat & Elderbrook’s original “Cola.” The volume also features Illenium’s take on Flume and Tove Lo, Kaskade’s remix of Imagine Dragons’ “Believer,” and the PRIDE remix of Martin Garrix & Dua Lipa’s “Scared To Be Lonely.”

These selections favor DJ‑friendly edits and memorable remixes over pure chart logic, offering a snapshot of the year’s club and crossover sounds. Enjoy the first part of our Year in Dance 2017 picks.

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This episode is a dance X-Mas mix from 2017 intended as a seamless, two-hour holiday set that blends club energy with seasonal classics. X-mas Dance Mix 2K17 gathers house, dance, and funky remixes to create a playlist meant for parties or solitary listening through the holidays.

Highlights thread modern remixes and classic vocal moments: Mariah Carey appears in several club turns (Low Sunday, Ralphi Rosario), George Michael’s Last Christmas gets a fresh 2017 remix, and Band Aid’s Do They Know It’s Christmas receives a club rework. Kristine W’s Oh Holy Night and Hard Candy Christmas add diva-led club drama, while Dirty Disco’s Santa Baby with Jeanie Tracy and Christina Aguilera’s Thunderpuss take keep the set firmly in remix territory.

At just over two hours, the mix favors extended edits and smooth transitions to sustain momentum without losing the songs’ seasonal warmth. It’s curated for repeat plays when you want a holiday soundtrack that dances as much as it celebrates.

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This is the Circuit & Anthems Holiday Edition 2017 — a two-hour-plus collection of circuit, tribal, and house remixes built for peak‑hour holiday floors. The mix is curated to deliver big-room dynamics and classic circuit energy, opening with Offer Nissim’s remix of The Trash Mermaids’ “Cryptic Love” and anchored by high-impact club reworks throughout the runtime.

Highlights include Dirty Disco’s seasonal remake of “Santa Baby” featuring Jeanie Tracy, multiple Barry Harris club edits (including Imagine Dragons’ “Thunder”), Ranny’s Epic 2017 Club Mix of Florence + The Machine’s “Queen of Peace,” Tony Moran’s take on SASANYA’s “Zum Zum,” and Spin Sista’s hands‑up remix of Ange Lloyd’s “Revival.” The set balances familiar vocal moments with underground circuit stomps and skillful buildups, making it a reliable choice for DJs and dancers seeking sustained energy across a long holiday set.

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This Club Fusion EDM/House mix is Jingle Electric 2017 Volume 2, a year‑end dance set sequenced for holiday parties and late‑night floors. Running about 85 minutes, the mix pulls pop-to-club remixes and club originals from 2017 into a single, danceable flow meant to keep energy up while still letting familiar vocal hooks breathe.

Highlights include Alesso’s Is That For Me with Anitta, KC Lights’ remix of Ed Sheeran’s Perfect, and Danny Dove’s pop-house take on Camila Cabello’s Havana. The set also leans on festival-ready weight from Tiësto’s big-room revision of Marshmello & Khalid’s Silence, an extended Sofi Tukker Best Friend cut, and StoneBridge club mixes that help bridge peak moments and deeper club edits. Sequencing favors smooth transitions and vocal-driven peaks, making this a practical set for DJs and listeners who want a compact roundup of club remixes from the year.

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This Club Fusion EDM mix is Jingle Electric 2017 Volume 1, a year‑end roundup of current EDM, dance, and house remixes curated to close out 2017 on radio and the dance floor. Expect a mix of radio-ready originals and club-focused reworks that preview tracks appearing on the forthcoming Year In Dance and the Blow Your Own Horn year‑end compilations.

Highlights include festival and radio cuts from David Guetta & Afrojack with Charli XCX and French Montana, Portugal The Man’s Ofenbach remix, Dave Aude’s extended take on LeAnn Rimes, Zedd & Liam Payne, Tiesto’s Big Room treatment, and MK’s remix of Tove Lo. The 71‑minute set balances big-name vocal features with club remixes and extended mixes to keep energy high across holiday parties and DJ sets.

The post artwork leans on tongue‑in‑cheek vintage holiday ads, a recurring visual theme for the Jingle Electric series. This volume serves as a compact snapshot of what was heating up in dance music at the end of 2017.

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This episode is a dance holiday mix from the X-mas Dance series, originally compiled in 2016 to bring house, disco, and funky club energy to the Thanksgiving‑to‑Christmas stretch. The nearly two‑hour megamix was reposted to ease seasonal stress and supply a single party-ready set for fans who prefer high‑bounce takes on familiar songs.

Expect reimagined holiday classics and pop favorites stitched into a continuous club flow. Highlights include The Weather Girls’ cheeky Dear Santa, Kylie Minogue in Stock Aitken Waterman form, Donna Summer’s extended club turn, and a Low Sunday extended mix of Mariah Carey’s All I Want For Christmas Is You. Remix work from Dave Aude and Thunderpuss pops up alongside Kristine W’s house-ready holiday cuts, keeping momentum through mixes, bootlegs, and exclusive Party Favorz edits.

If you want one festive dance mix this season, this is the one to play — built for holiday parties, late drives, or anywhere you want a familiar soundtrack with a club pulse.

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This episode is a 90s house mix — Let There Be House, Volume 10 (2017) — assembled as a tribute to the decade that helped bring house to the masses. The set mines both the singalong and peak-time sides of the era, collecting club edits and inventive remixes that kept dancefloors moving across the decade.

Highlights include the reggae-tinged opener from Beats International, Heavy D & The Boyz’ David Morales remix, and The Bucketheads’ KenLou groove. MK’s Real Dub on Saundra Williams and Armand Van Helden’s Drum n Bass take on CJ Bolland show how 90s producers stretched house into new textures, while Deskee’s Let There Be House (WestBam Mix) closes the mix with a defiantly club-first credo. Expect familiar hooks, inventive reworks, and a pacing that lets classic house breathe without losing the floor energy.

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90s House Classics, Volume 9 (2017): Surrender Yourself is a focused tribute to the era when piano-driven house and remix culture began seeding today’s circuit-house sound. This mix collects 14 tracks that map that transition, serving as both a primer for newcomers and a deep-dive for long-time clubheads.

Highlights include Junior Vasquez’s club take on Shades Of Love’s “Body To Body,” an edited Soul Solution remix of So Pure’s “Changes” (tightened here for flow), and Underground Resistance’s club mix of The Reese Project’s “The Color Of Love.” Other standout moments come from MK feat. Alana’s NY Stomp remix of “Always,” Full Intention’s vocal-ready “America [I Love America],” and Satoshi Tomiie’s interpretation of Patra’s “Worker Man.” The set favors remix-driven textures and dancefloor-ready edits, offering a warm, DJ-friendly sequence that recalls 90s club touchstones without overstating their case.

Put this on for steady late-night momentum or as a reminder of how remix culture shaped modern house sound.

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