Party Favorz — Dance Music Podcast

EDM / Club Fusion — Top Dance Songs of 2016 Volume 3 collects the extended mixes and club-ready remixes that kept DJs mixing through the year. This hour-plus set focuses on crossover hits recast for the floor, presenting 2016’s pop-EDM moments in DJ-friendly form. Highlights include Wideboys’ extended take on Pink’s “Just Like Fire,” Night Moves’ remix of Dua Lipa’s “Blow Your Mind,” and Eric Kupper’s club rework of Christina Aguilera’s “Telepathy.” The mix also features dance edits of Calvin Harris and Rihanna’s “This Is What You Came For,” a Division 4 remix of Justin Bieber’s “Love Yourself,” and club versions from Jonas Blue and Audien-style edits that bridge radio familiarity with peak-time energy. This is part three of Party Favorz’s Year in Dance 2016 sequence, assembled for listeners who prefer the extended and club formats. The mix runs just over 79 minutes and highlights how mainstream pop was reshaped for house and EDM playlists in 2016.

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This Club Fusion mix collects the Top Dance Songs of 2016, highlighting a year when dancefloors tilted toward slower, disco-tinged grooves and radio-friendly tempos. The episode traces that shift from Nile Rodgers’ ’70s disco DNA to the post‑2015 influence of Major Lazer & DJ Snake, and showcases how producers folded classic disco and downbeat sensibilities into mainstream remixes and edits. Expect a measured blend of commercial deep house and sultry club cuts reworked for the floor. Highlights include Tinashe’s Cutmore take on “Superlove,” Kaskade’s remix of Empire Of The Sun’s “Walking On A Dream,” Discotron’s spin on Bruno Mars’ “24K Magic,” Joe Maz’s club mix of The Weeknd featuring Daft Punk, and Paul Goodyear’s ultmix of Kungs vs. Cookin’ On 3 Burners. The set offers a snapshot of 2016’s stylistic swing—slower BPMs, nostalgic disco flourishes, and pop remixes adapted for contemporary clubs.

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This Club Fusion yearmix—Top Dance Songs of 2016 Volume 1—collects the most commercial, club-ready dance tracks and remixes that defined 2016. The mix focuses on mainstream dance and club reworks meant for listeners who want a concise snapshot of that year’s crossover hits and DJ-friendly edits.

Highlights include Illenium’s remix of The Chainsmokers feat. Daya, Dave Aude’s club reworks for The Chainsmokers and Zayn, and Tiësto’s extended vocal treatment of Dillon Francis & Kygo’s Coming Over. You’ll also hear Kaskade’s take on Alicia Keys, Seeb’s extended edit of Mike Posner’s Ibiza remix, and Viceroy’s breezy remix of Betty Who, demonstrating the blend of pop originals and dancefloor versions that kept these songs moving.

Part one of a two-part roundup, this 97-minute set favors familiar names and remixers who pushed these tracks onto dancefloors in 2016, offering an accessible year-in-dance for listeners and DJs alike.

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This is a Circuit & Anthems Holiday Edition from 2016 — Volume 2 — a tribal-forward, progressive mix engineered to shake off the holiday blues and keep dancefloors moving. The set leans into percussion-heavy club energy and peak-time vocal moments while blending contemporary pop remixes with classic circuit production.

Highlights include Felipe Angel’s remix turns on Britney Spears’ “Slumber Party” and Sia’s “The Greatest,” plus DJ VMC’s revival of Shannon’s “Let the Music Play.” Dirty Disco supplies two mega-room remixes that push Jessica Figares & DJ Blacklow with Brenda Reed and Tyler Glenn’s “Shameless” into sleazy, full-throttle territory. Barry Harris spins a playful mashup pairing Dua Lipa and Twenty One Pilots, and Joe Gauthreaux & Leanh transform Air Supply’s “All Out of Love” into a genuine circuit tear-jerker.

The mix closes on an uplifting note with Moto Blanco’s club-ready take on Tony Moran feat. Jason Walker’s “Say Yes,” running a little over 81 minutes of holiday-ready floor fillers.

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Circuit & Anthems — Holiday Edition 2016 Vol. 1 is a tribal-forward holiday mix built to close out the year with peak-time energy. This 82-minute set gathers the biggest circuit, progressive, and tribal reworks of 2016, pairing festival-sized anthems with gritty club edits for a straight-to-the-floor holiday ride. The mix spotlights UK remixer Dan Thomas throughout, whose Tribal Circuit edits anchor several transitions, while Barry Harris supplies pop-to-club remixes that keep the momentum taut. Houston producers Mark D. and JD Arnold (Dirty Disco) bring raw, party-ready heat, and veteran selector Eddie Gordon plus Swishcraft’s Matt Consola add polished tribal flavors. Expect reimagined pop moments — from Kelly Clarkson and John Legend edits to a Club-ready take on Robyn — stitched together with original circuit cuts. Part 2 drops tomorrow with more of the year’s biggest tribal and circuit selections.

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This Club Fusion EDM mix is Jingle Electric 2016 Volume 2, a seasonal set of radio-friendly remixes and tight edits built for party rotation. The collection leans into concise, DJ-friendly arrangements that compress 2016 pop-to-club crossovers into roughly 82 minutes of continuous momentum.

Expect stitched transitions and abrupt BPM shifts as the mix navigates electro and house while compensating for shorter track lengths. Early highlights include Shawn Mendes (Loote Remix), Rihanna (Gigamesh Remix) and Martin Garrix & Bebe Rexha (The Him Remix), which set a melodic tone before the set dives into club-ready reworks.

Later moments balance mainstream hooks with dancefloor energy through Christina Aguilera’s Telepathy (DJ Laszlo Club Remix), ONO’s Hell In Paradise 2016 (Dave Aude Club Mix) and Alesso’s Take My Breath Away (Extended Mix). If you appreciate compact remix compilations that favor continuous flow and crafty edits, this installment delivers a versatile holiday-minded ride.

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EDM / Club Fusion — Jingle Electric 2016 Volume 1 collects two concise dance sets built for the holiday season and the weeks beyond. This 2016 edition remixes pop favorites into electro and house-ready club edits, intended as a seasonal roundup and a primer for holiday dance floors. The mix leans on familiar vocal hooks reimagined for peak-time play while keeping transitions tight and energy focused for mixable sets.

Highlights include multiple Dave Aude reworks (Salt Ashes, John Legend, J Sutta), an Eric Kupper club mix of DNCE’s "Body Moves," Jonas Blue’s Kue remix of "Perfect Strangers," and R3hab’s extended "Icarus." The episode balances current radio-friendly material with club-friendly remixes from established remixers, offering DJs and listeners a compact collection of holiday-ready edits. Part 2 follows soon with more seasonal selections.

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This is a dance X-Mas mix from 2016 in the X-mas Dance series — a continuous holiday megamix assembled to revisit club-ready seasonal cuts. Party Favorz and Marshall B. stitched together leftovers from X-mas Dance 2010 and 2K14 plus newer entries to build a nearly two-hour set that spans remixes from the 1970s through contemporary house and funky edits.

Expect extended club versions and sleeker reworks of familiar holiday songs, with highlights from The Weather Girls, Donna Summer, Kylie Minogue, Mariah Carey, Christina Aguilera and Kristine W. The flow favors sing-along moments recut for the dancefloor, exclusive Party Favorz mixshow edits, and a string of transitions that keep the energy moving across the runtime.

Marked as potentially the final X-mas Dance entry, this 2016 megamix serves as a seasonal send-off and a durable party-friendly holiday compilation for longtime listeners and newcomers alike.

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This Legacy Dance Tribute (2016) celebrates DJ Barry Harris’s post-Thunderpuss resurgence with a career-spanning mix of official remixes, reworks, and inventive mashups. Party Favorz assembled Volume 1 as a concise portrait of his late‑career comeback, showcasing why major labels and club DJs reclaimed him after a long hiatus and why he remains a hands‑on remixer today.

Highlights include his club-ready reimagining of Adele’s "Hello," the theatrical Barry Harris take on Bonnie Tyler’s "Total Eclipse of the Heart," and tribal-leaning remixes of Sia and Calvin Harris. The set also nods to his playful bootlegs — a Justin Bieber/Madonna mashup and a Keisza vs. Antoine Clamaran fusion — plus original-flavored productions that bridge classic diva material and contemporary pop. Fans will find a balanced mix of nostalgia and current-club energy; Volume 2 is recommended for more of his recent work.

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This Legacy Dance Tribute (2016) spotlights DJ Barry Harris with a club-focused mix of his remixes, mashups, and reworks intended for the floor. Volume 2 collects sixteen tracks that update mainstream pop and classic dance material into circuit-ready and house-friendly versions while keeping each song’s core identity intact. Highlights include Harris’s energizing takes on Calvin Harris feat. Rihanna’s “This Is What You Came For” and Justin Timberlake’s “Can’t Stop the Feeling,” alongside two distinct Madonna reworks — “Ghosttown (Barry Harris Club Remix)” and “Deeper & Deeper 2K14.” The set also features a driving Ralphi Rosario club mix, an anthem-ready treatment of Andra Day’s “Rise Up,” and a tribal-leaning Kristine W remix, all stitched together with Harris’s signature pulsing grooves and raised BPMs. Across just over an hour and a half, Volume 2 underlines why Harris moved from Thunderpuss into a long solo run: he reshapes songs without erasing them, favoring singable peaks and sustained dance-floor momentum.

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