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The Ultimate 90’s House Music Classics [1992 – 1993] vol. 1
Batten down the hatches because Party Favorz is back in business and about to release a tsunami of 90's House Classics that cover the years 1992 through 1993 and boy are these massive! Much TLC has been provided to these tracks to ensure not only the highest quality but the deepest and most rich bass making these long-lost gems shine like never before.
What you get in this first of three sets: All the hits plus some Eurodance crossovers that rely heavily on the house sound to flesh out their rhythms and some of the deepest buried classics you either never heard of or have been buried in the vault that's burrowed into the deepest recesses of your mind.
The beginning of the superstar DJ
During this transitional phase of House Music of the early nineties — DJs like Frankie Knuckles, David Morales, Junior Vasquez, Masters At Work, Steve "Silk" Hurley, Tony Humphries, and Shep Pettibone continued to have massive success and brand name recognition. But, others like MK (Marc Kinchen) StoneBridge, Cole & Clivilles, Eric Kupper, Perfecto (Paul Oakenfold), Danny Tenaglia, and Joey Negro all began having their own massive success at production.
In fact, most of these guys are still around today and churning out some of the biggest floor-scorchers that you may not even be aware of. They've outlasted the majority of artists they produced during this rich and productive decade of music history. Look no further than MK's #1 club hit "Always" with Alana, which got reworked in 2014. There are many other examples of his work that have outlasted the originals and continue to get updated to this day. One of those songs is coming up in this series momentarily.
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Sub-genres of House Music and a splintering scene
The classic House Music sound ruled the clubs and dance charts during this period but as mentioned in an earlier post began to spin off into other sub-genres, which become more apparent as this series' decade progresses. Some sub-genres that had such a massive impact like Trance (which is due for its own complete overhaul in 2021) and Eurodance warranted their own categories as did Circuit Tribal House at the latter part of the decade but that's for another post.
Probably one of the staunchest genres from which House Music evolved is Disco. Truth be told, Disco never died and is frequently injected into 90's House Classics and is currently enjoying a resurgence in popular music today. You'd be hard-pressed not to find its influence no matter how subtle or overt — its presence is always felt.
For now,
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By Keith a.k.a. K j A MBatten down the hatches because Party Favorz is back in business and about to release a tsunami of 90's House Classics that cover the years 1992 through 1993 and boy are these massive! Much TLC has been provided to these tracks to ensure not only the highest quality but the deepest and most rich bass making these long-lost gems shine like never before.
What you get in this first of three sets: All the hits plus some Eurodance crossovers that rely heavily on the house sound to flesh out their rhythms and some of the deepest buried classics you either never heard of or have been buried in the vault that's burrowed into the deepest recesses of your mind.
The beginning of the superstar DJ
During this transitional phase of House Music of the early nineties — DJs like Frankie Knuckles, David Morales, Junior Vasquez, Masters At Work, Steve "Silk" Hurley, Tony Humphries, and Shep Pettibone continued to have massive success and brand name recognition. But, others like MK (Marc Kinchen) StoneBridge, Cole & Clivilles, Eric Kupper, Perfecto (Paul Oakenfold), Danny Tenaglia, and Joey Negro all began having their own massive success at production.
In fact, most of these guys are still around today and churning out some of the biggest floor-scorchers that you may not even be aware of. They've outlasted the majority of artists they produced during this rich and productive decade of music history. Look no further than MK's #1 club hit "Always" with Alana, which got reworked in 2014. There are many other examples of his work that have outlasted the originals and continue to get updated to this day. One of those songs is coming up in this series momentarily.
[youtube v="UqzizM3cLQE"]
Sub-genres of House Music and a splintering scene
The classic House Music sound ruled the clubs and dance charts during this period but as mentioned in an earlier post began to spin off into other sub-genres, which become more apparent as this series' decade progresses. Some sub-genres that had such a massive impact like Trance (which is due for its own complete overhaul in 2021) and Eurodance warranted their own categories as did Circuit Tribal House at the latter part of the decade but that's for another post.
Probably one of the staunchest genres from which House Music evolved is Disco. Truth be told, Disco never died and is frequently injected into 90's House Classics and is currently enjoying a resurgence in popular music today. You'd be hard-pressed not to find its influence no matter how subtle or overt — its presence is always felt.
For now,