Party Favorz — Dance Music Podcast

This Club Fusion EDM mix is the first volume in Party Favorz’s Top Dance Songs of 2014 series, a year-defining snapshot of commercial electro-pop and emerging house trends. The set balances big-room club bangers with a renewed disco/house sensibility that surfaced after Daft Punk’s return, pulling from chart hits, YouTube favorites, and the site’s own picks to reflect the year’s dancefloor moments. Highlights include UK-led shifts from artists like Duke Dumont, Disclosure, Gorgon City, and Clean Bandit, alongside festival-ready names such as Avicii and Calvin Harris. The mix leans on notable remixes and extended club edits — from Tiësto and Zedd-styled treatments to Lost Kings and Arty reworks — to keep the flow firmly dancefloor-oriented. Expect a blend of vocal-driven electro-pop and deeper house touches that set up the subsequent volumes and a dedicated House Music collection later in the series.

Find more Club Fusion mixes from Party Favorz at https://partyfavorz.com/category/club-fusion/

Subscribe to Party Favorz on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@PartyFavorzPodcast

If the music moved you, pass a little energy back by supporting Party Favorz at https://donorbox.org/party-favorz-fundraiser

This episode is an EDM, electro-pop and house mix from the Jingle Electric series — Jingle Electric 2K14 — assembled to reflect shifting club trends in 2014. Party Favorz intentionally blends big-room anthems with slamming house cuts to nudge commercial electronic music toward fresher sounds while still delivering familiar moments for fans of the EDM series.

Highlights include Cosmic Dawn’s club spin on Maroon 5’s “Animals,” a dark Dzeko & Torres rework of ZHU’s “Faded,” and Syn Cole’s take on Kiesza. The set also weaves in club-ready versions of David Guetta’s “Dangerous,” Gorgon City featuring Jennifer Hudson in a Freemasons mix, and the melodic close of Axwell & Ingrosso’s “Something New.”

Running just under 80 minutes, the mix leans selective rather than maximalist, favoring remixes and edits that avoid generic tropes and push toward a more house-forward direction. It’s aimed at listeners who follow the EDM series but are ready to follow the evolution toward tighter, technique-driven club cuts.

Find more Club Fusion mixes from Party Favorz at https://partyfavorz.com/category/club-fusion/

Subscribe to Party Favorz on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@PartyFavorzPodcast

If the music moved you, pass a little energy back by supporting Party Favorz at https://donorbox.org/party-favorz-fundraiser

Circuit & Tribal — Holiday Edition 2K14 is a high‑energy seasonal mix built to fuel winter workouts and long dance nights. This Volume 1 set leans on circuit, tribal, progressive, and house flavors to keep momentum across nearly two hours of club-ready remixes and reworks.

Highlights include Ella Henderson’s Toy Armada & DJ GRIND club mix of “Ghost,” a fresh take on Crystal Waters’ “100% Pure Love,” Guy Scheiman’s club mix of Jennifer Lopez’s “Booty,” Gustavo Scorpio’s private mix of Meghan Trainor’s “All About That Bass,” Danny Verde’s remix of Ricky Martin’s “Adios,” and a big Floor One treatment of XELLE’s “Sweat.” Classic songs from ABBA, Bonnie Tyler, and Lisa Stansfield are also recast with tribal and dancefloor sensibilities, making this a useful set for circuit crowds and DJs looking for holiday heat and updated club edits.

Find more Circuit & Anthems mixes from Party Favorz at https://partyfavorz.com/category/circuit-anthems/

Subscribe to Party Favorz on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@PartyFavorzPodcast

If the music moved you, pass a little energy back by supporting Party Favorz at https://donorbox.org/party-favorz-fundraiser

This December 2K14 edition of The House Sessions is a funky deep house set assembled to gather tracks that missed the prior month’s mix and keep the groove going into the holidays. It leans into deep, soulful textures with a touch of funk so the mix works equally well as a late-night soundtrack or warm background for cold winter evenings.

Highlights thread club-ready originals and remixes into a cohesive flow, including Chris Lake & Chris Lorenzo’s Wicked Games, a Phunktastike rework of Blondie’s “Rapture,” Illyus & Barrientos’ take on Gorgon City feat. Jennifer Hudson, and downtempo remix treatments of Lana Del Rey by Crom & Thanh. Shadow Child’s remix of Mary J. Blige and Shift K3Y’s twist on Jessie Ware add familiar vocal anchors amid deeper, lesser-known cuts. Clocking in at just over 90 minutes, this set is built from leftovers and new floor fillers—no filler, just a warm, late-year deep house stew.

Find more Funky House mixes from Party Favorz at https://partyfavorz.com/category/funky-house/

Subscribe to Party Favorz on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@PartyFavorzPodcast

If the music moved you, pass a little energy back by supporting Party Favorz at https://donorbox.org/party-favorz-fundraiser

Electro and deep-house remixes meet the Diva Hall of Fame in this 2014 tribute to Lana Del Rey, reworking her cinematic originals for club and late-night listening. This episode collects atmospheric takes across minimal, deep house, and dubstep to show how Lana’s low register and literate lyrics translate into electronic contexts.

Highlights include Gemini’s take on “Born to Die,” Photek’s version of “Ride,” Parov Stelar’s reimagining of “Dark Paradise,” and MK’s spin on “West Coast,” alongside Penguin Prison’s “Blue Velvet” remix and Hook N Sling’s approach to “Ultraviolence.” The set favors remixes that emphasize mood and narrative over straight pop edits, illustrating why Lana’s songwriting adapts well to reinterpretation. Whether you came for the lyrics or the basslines, this mix frames Lana as a modern diva whose melancholic themes and vintage glamour sit naturally in electronic production.

Find more Diva Hall of Fame mixes from Party Favorz at https://partyfavorz.com/category/diva-hall-of-fame/

Subscribe to Party Favorz on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@PartyFavorzPodcast

If the music moved you, pass a little energy back by supporting Party Favorz at https://donorbox.org/party-favorz-fundraiser

This Electro-pop Diva Series episode from 2014 inducts Gwen Stefani into the Diva Hall of Fame, celebrating her work with No Doubt and her solo career. The mix collects official remixes and bootleg club edits that recast staples like “Don’t Speak,” “Hollaback Girl,” and her then-current singles “Baby Don’t Lie” and “Together” for the dancefloor.

The set favors remix rarities and reworks by notable producers without pretending Gwen or No Doubt were primarily a remix act. Highlights include opening energy from Mor Avrahami’s extended “Rich Girl,” Armand Van Helden’s take on “What You Waiting For,” and Jacques Lu Cont’s Thin White Duke spin on “It’s My Life,” plus contemporary club turns from Richard X, Alex Menco, and R3Hab.

Running just over an hour, the compilation balances No Doubt’s earlier ska-pop legacy with Gwen’s glossy solo hooks, making it a handy retrospective for fans and DJs who want pop songs reshaped for the floor.

Find more Diva Hall of Fame mixes from Party Favorz at https://partyfavorz.com/category/diva-hall-of-fame/

Subscribe to Party Favorz on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@PartyFavorzPodcast

If the music moved you, pass a little energy back by supporting Party Favorz at https://donorbox.org/party-favorz-fundraiser

House Classics, Diva Series, 2014 — this redux edition celebrates Barbara Tucker’s decades-long contribution to house music with a focused two-hour set that maps her biggest club moments. The mix opens with era-defining originals like "Beautiful People" and the collaborative single "One" (with Peter Luts), then moves through club-ready turns and modern remixes to underline Tucker’s range as a vocalist and floor-level force. This installment is pitched as both a primer for newcomers and a deep-dive for longtime fans.

Highlights include the Audiowhores-tinged groove of "Dutty Funk" (with Timmy Vegas), the extended club take of "Give Me Something" (with David Guetta), and The Cube Guys’ house rework of "I Wanna Dance With Somebody." Remix-driven anthems from Junior Vasquez and a Quentin Harris re-production of "Desire" show Tucker’s voice thriving across producers and eras. At just over two hours, the redux collects originals, collaborations, and remixes that trace why Tucker remains central to classic and contemporary house sets.

Find more Diva Hall of Fame mixes from Party Favorz at https://partyfavorz.com/category/diva-hall-of-fame/

Subscribe to Party Favorz on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@PartyFavorzPodcast

If the music moved you, pass a little energy back by supporting Party Favorz at https://donorbox.org/party-favorz-fundraiser

This is a 00s house mix from the Millennial Dance Classics series (2014), assembled to spotlight the vocal-driven and club-ready sounds that shaped the early millennium. Vol. 6, Movin' Too Fast, moves through garage, vocal house, and big-room remix culture across a roughly two-hour continuous set, reopening the era's singalong hooks and DJ-ready drops.

Highlights include Spiller's Groovejet (Extended Vocal Mix) as the opening statement and Funkstar De Luxe's Rainbow Mix reworking Bob Marley's Sun Is Shining into a house context. The set leans into British 2-step with Artful Dodger feat. Romina Johnson, leans on Full Intention edits throughout, and drops late‑night remixes like Aaron Smith feat. Luvli (JJ Flores & Steve Smooth) and Soulsearcher (Axwell Vocal Remix). It's a focused revisit for anyone who remembers those peak‑era floors, built around singers, remixer craft, and timeless hooks rather than nostalgia alone.

Find more 00s Dance Music Classics mixes from Party Favorz at https://partyfavorz.com/category/dance-classics/00s-dance-music-classics/

Subscribe to Party Favorz on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@PartyFavorzPodcast

If the music moved you, pass a little energy back by supporting Party Favorz at https://donorbox.org/party-favorz-fundraiser

Funky House mix — The House Sessions, November 2014 — a late‑year set built to move packed dance floors for an hour and twenty minutes. Party Favorz stitches early‑80s throwback soul into modern club edits, riding a groove from Adri Block’s Evelyn King‑tinged So In Love through disco‑tinged vocal house and floor‑ready remixes.

Highlights include Two Kings feat. The Queen’s gospel‑soul surge on Say Yes (Jamie Lewis mix), Mark Picchiotti’s Shelter with Rufus Proffit channeling 70s soul over contemporary beats, and Ron Louis Smith’s raw take on the disco classic Spank. The mix also drops Ruffneck & Yavahn’s Everybody Be Somebody update, Gorgon City feat. Jennifer Hudson’s deep Go All Night, and closes with Jax Jones’ rework of Duke Dumont’s Won’t Look Back, balancing throwback warmth with current club energy.

Expect funky house, NuDisco, and soulful moments aimed squarely at dancers who love vocals, classic grooves, and modern edits.

Find more Funky House mixes from Party Favorz at https://partyfavorz.com/category/funky-house/

Subscribe to Party Favorz on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@PartyFavorzPodcast

If the music moved you, pass a little energy back by supporting Party Favorz at https://donorbox.org/party-favorz-fundraiser

House — Millennial House Music Classics Vol. 5 (2014) collects club-ready remixes and vocal anthems that helped define the era. This installment, subtitled “Can’t Get Enough,” is built as a concise primer for listeners who want the decade’s peak-time energy distilled into a single mix.

Highlights include Fred Falke’s shimmering remix of The Whitest Boy Alive’s “Golden Cage,” Kaskade’s rework of David Morales with Tamra Keenan’s “Here I Am,” and the Freemasons’ sleeker take on Steve Mac vs. Mosquito’s “Lovin’ You More.” The set also leans on enduring vocal moments from Soulsearcher featuring Thea Austin and the Danny Tenaglia Vocal Club Mix of Kings of Tomorrow featuring Julie McKnight, while a touch of underground flair arrives with Kurtis Mantronik presenting Chamonix’s “77 Strings.” Designed for both longtime house heads and new listeners, the mix balances nostalgia with club-ready polish across its 78-minute run.

Find more 00s Dance Music Classics mixes from Party Favorz at https://partyfavorz.com/category/dance-classics/00s-dance-music-classics/

Subscribe to Party Favorz on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/@PartyFavorzPodcast

If the music moved you, pass a little energy back by supporting Party Favorz at https://donorbox.org/party-favorz-fundraiser