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Electro/House — BPM Edition 2010 v5 Take 2 is the second installment of the 2010 Club Fusion series presented On The House so listeners can sample the site’s sound. This 2010 mix doubles as a sampler platter, blending underground club cuts with a smattering of mainstream electro-pop to keep the energy balanced.

Highlights include Quentin Harris & Jason Walker’s soulful house motion, a punchy Dennis Ferrer remix, and festival-ready turns from David Guetta & Afrojack. The set also pulls in crossover flavors from Uffie (Armand Van Helden vocal remix) and dance-pop reworks such as Goldfrapp’s Dave Aude remix and Toni Braxton’s club mix, giving the hour-plus journey a roomy, DJ-friendly flow.

Everything here is OTH (On The House), and the host promises a final v5 installment later in the week. If the mix connects, leave a note — feedback helps shape future Club Fusion sets.

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Electro and house mix — BPM Edition 2010 Volume 5, Take 1 — delivers a 2010-era club set designed for peak-floor energy. This 76-minute Club Fusion installment stitches radio-ready vocal edits and festival-friendly originals into a continuous DJ flow meant for peak and late-set moments.

The episode balances big-name pop reworks with underground remixes, highlighting Dave Aude’s club treatments on Ke$ha, Rihanna and Lady Gaga alongside David Guetta’s extended reinvention of Jennifer Lopez. Avicii & Sebastien Drums’ original My Feelings For You and R3hab’s Take My Love remix add festival-flavored synth lines, while the Buzz Junkies club mix of Robyn’s Dancing On My Own provides a late-set emotional lift. Alex Gopher’s remix of Mason and cuts from Erick Morillo and Eddie Thoneick round out a set geared toward DJs and listeners who favor vocal hooks plated over electro and progressive grooves.

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Funky house mix T-Dance Edition 2010 Volume 3: Take 2 arrives as a sunlit, late-spring set built to lift a mood and get feet moving. This 2010 installment leans into disco-house reworks and big-voiced soulful cuts while keeping the overall vibe light and optimistic for backyard parties, pre-club warmups, or a sunny commute.

Highlights include Mirage opening with the breezy “Summer Grooves,” Mario Biondi’s Gianni Bini rework of “Be Lonely,” and Soulshaker & Sandy B bringing club-ready warmth. Evelyn Thomas adds classic diva energy with live sax textures, Jellybean pairs Susu Bobien’s gospel-tinged voice with a Scott Wozniak club cut, and Miguel Migs supplies smooth deep-house heat with Sonny J Mason.

The mix threads contemporary remix culture with vocal-house tradition, favoring singalong moments and dancefloor-ready grooves over gimmicks. If you follow the T-Dance series, expect familiar reworks and tasteful nods to 80s and 90s roots woven into a cohesive, feel-good hour-plus set.

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This is a Funky House mix — T‑Dance Edition 2010 Volume 3, Take 1 — built for groove-forward, vocal-led moments across soulful, disco-tinged and club-ready house. The set highlights D Train’s You’re The One For Me (Diego Auguanno Vox Mix), an Old Skool Club turn from Adamski Products Inc., and Rivaz feat. Laurent N’s Everybody Dance (Schenetti vs. Rivaz Get Funk). You’ll also hear cuts from Cool Million feat. Meli’sa Morgan, Lowe featuring Jody Watley, and Georgie Porgie, presented in extended club and vocal mixes that bridge classic songwriting with modern funk production.

The post notes a couple of site changes: the Millennium Edition will be folded into the Chrome Edition to free the curator from decade limits, and the BPM Edition will become its own platform. Premium subscribers should expect a bonus email soon. Part 2 of this T‑Dance run is due later in the week — enjoy the grooves until then.

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Electro and house Club Fusion mix — BPM Edition 2010 Volume 4, Take 3 — compiles peak-time remixes and progressive grooves across a 2010-era 1:42 set. The mix leans on heavyweight reworks like Seamus Haji’s Big Love on Andy Bell, Chew Fu’s extended flips of Winter Gordon and Robyn, and Dennis Ferrer’s DF Attention Vocal for steadier club traction.

Producers and remixers such as Afrojack, Dave Aude, and Tritonal add pop-to-club conversion and festival-ready dynamics while the set balances vocal tools with deeper progressive movement. The flow moves from big-room energy into punchy, dancefloor-focused edits and finishes with tougher, UK-leaning remixes to close out the hour-and-change mix.

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Classic House, Diva Hall of Fame, 2010 — this episode closes our Diva Series with a focused tribute to Ultra Naté and her decades-long impact on house music. We trace her arc from early Warner Brothers releases through the Strictly Rhythm breakthrough of Situation Critical, spotlighting anthem-era singles like “Free” and club staples such as “Found a Cure.” The mix runs nearly two hours and surveys the vocal power and adaptability that earned her a lasting place on dance floors and within LGBTQ+ communities.

Highlights include Mood II Swing’s extended vocal of “Free,” Hex Hector’s Stars on 54 rework of “If You Could Read My Mind” with Amber and Jocelyn Enriquez, Kerri Chandler’s underground take on “Desire,” and Full Intention’s club mix of “Found a Cure.” Later-era club cuts like Bimbo Jones’ “Give It All You Got” and the Riff & Rays update of “Automatic” show how Ultra Naté kept evolving with the scene. This is a selective, fan-focused survey that celebrates her career-defining moments without trying to do everything at once.

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This is a 2010 Diva Hall of Fame mix from The Diva Series, spotlighting Jennifer Lopez’s crossover run and the club remixes that reshaped her pop hits for dance floors. The hour‑plus mix traces how producers turned radio singles into main‑room weapons and celebrates Lopez’s place in late‑90s and 2000s pop‑dance culture.

Highlights center on the Hex Hector vocal remix of “Waiting For Tonight” and Pablo Flores’s Latin‑tinged big‑room take on “If You Had My Love,” alongside Thunderpuss’s euphoric treatments of “Alive” and “Feelin’ So Good.” Moto Blanco’s house reworks of “Do It Well” and “Hold It Don’t Drop It,” plus Full Intention’s club ready “Get Right” and Tony Moran’s extended “Que Hicisté,” show how remix teams amplified J.Lo’s crossover appeal.

Running about 1:43, the set gathers classic extended mixes and club edits to map a career that moved easily between pop, Latin influences, and dance‑floor success. It’s a concise survey of how remix culture helped define Jennifer Lopez as a modern pop diva.

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This Club Fusion mix collects electro, house and progressive floor-fillers from BPM Edition 2010 Volume 4, assembled for peak-hour DJ sets and radio play in 2010. Running just over 90 minutes, the set strings together extended club mixes, remixes and a few mashups that pivot pop into the dancefloor. Highlights include David Guetta & Chris Willis with Fergie & LMFAO’s extended Gettin' Over You, a club-ready Jody den Broeder take on Christina Aguilera’s Not Myself Tonight, and Estelle’s Disco Fries remix. You’ll also find RuPaul’s Cover Girl mashup, a Wideboys remix of Gypsy Woman and an Almighty Club Mix of Usher’s OMG among the standouts.

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Electro, house and progressive selections from the BPM Edition 2010 series — Volume 4, Take 1 — presented as a continuous, club-ready mix. This 2010 compilation is built for peak-hour energy and singalong hooks, useful for DJs and home listeners who favor big-room remixes and extended edits.

Highlights include Karmatronic’s club overhaul of Train’s “Hey Soul Sister,” Mark Picchiotti’s Dirty South extended take on The Temper Trap’s “Sweet Disposition,” and The Gator Keeper remix of Lady Gaga vs. Starkillers’ “Alejandro.” Lazy Rich’s 2010 revamp of Fatboy Slim’s “Weapon Of Choice,” Boy George in the Sharp Boys extended club mix, and Roger Sanchez’s “2Gether” provide recognizable peaks while deeper progressive moments from Prok & Fitch and original extended mixes help the set breathe.

The mix moves between electro-driven edits and progressive grooves across 78 minutes, making it easy to drop into a Dance/Club set or listen straight through for an energetic snapshot of 2010 club sounds.

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Funky House — T‑Dance Edition 2010 Volume 2: Take 3 is a 2010 OTH installment built for warm, vocal-forward dancefloors. This take runs just under 80 minutes of funky house and disco-leaning club cuts intended to keep momentum across a weekend set.

The mix opens with WhiteNoize’s Burnin and moves through Rod Carrillo & Ronnie Sumrall’s Rhythm (The Grower Dirty Disco Club Mix) before dropping deeper moments like Roy Davis Jr.’s Muthafunkaz 12" vox. Remix highlights include Riva Starr’s rework of Arthur Baker, Joey Negro’s Disco Blend and Fred Falke’s Club Mix, which together balance classic disco textures with contemporary production. DJs and listeners who favor soulful vocal hooks and groove-heavy transitions will find plenty to cue, with the set favoring dancefloor-ready edits over single-track showpieces.

Enjoy the flow and the select vocal turns that keep the energy human while the bassline does the work.

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