Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_67414752aadf4 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_67414752aadf4 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-67414752aadf4"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-67414752aadf4"); } Party Favorz is back with Volume II of the Ultimate Kylie Minogue for 2024 and this one packs a massive punch! Initially, I wasn't certain how mixing in her current releases with her biggest hits from 10, 15 years ago would work so I dropped in several updated bootlegs that stayed true to the originals, while modernizing those songs for today's dance floors. I kept several of the original remixes from the time of their release because they work just as well now as they did when they were originally released. I finally got around to perfecting the remastering of older material to tone down pitchy high ssss you hear in some songs, expanded the dynamics on others that sounded a bit flat and punching up the bass to round it out so it didn't sound too cold like much of the original software used to create the mixes. This is a time-consuming process but with the help of ChatGPT, it made it much easier to be able to fine-tune these settings. I couldn't be happier and plan on deploying some of these techniques in future releases (especially Circuit & Anthems where many of the DJs don't use plugins for a more professional sound). All the remaining big hits like "On A Night Like This," "Spinnig Around," "Slow," "Love At First Sight," "Into the Blue," "The One," and "Breathe" are included here along with many current releases since "Tension" plus rare gems that never charted in the U.S. but had a minor prescence elsewhere. This truly is the Kylie Minogue wet dream all the gay boys have been waiting for. I only hope that I did the Queen justice. I want ot thank Jack P, Dirk S, Ian A, Paul S, Andrew A, Hans R, David J, Paul B, Taylor OD, Joe S, Glenn A, Nicholas J, Earl K, Michael B, Al F, Adam G, Ignacio G, Casper Y, Doug B, and Raul G for their continued support. I literally could not do this without your help. I you haven't already, please consider donating to our efforts in bringing you the finest dance club music anywhere on the internet. Until the next time...ENJOY! Album: The Ultimate Kylie 2024 | Volume IIGenre: Electro House, House, Future House, Nu DiscoYear: 2024Total Time: 02:33:16 On A Night Like This (Jamie Williams Remix) Slow Sweat (Nick Jay & Jean Luc Mashup) (vs. KREAM) Come Into My World (Sky Sound Extended Remix) Cupid Boy (Stereogamous Vocal Mix) 2 Hearts (Division 4 Club Mix) In Your Eyes (Chiro Bootleg Short Edit) Confide In Me (Jason Parker 2022 Remix) Stop Me From Falling (Joe Stone Extended Mix) 10 Out Of 10 (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) (with Oliver Heldens) Higher (Jody den Broeder Club Mix) (with Taio Cruz & Travie McCoy) Love At First Sight (David Guetta & Joachim Garraud Dancef...

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_67414752ac12f = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_67414752ac12f = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-67414752ac12f"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-67414752ac12f"); } Party Favorz is cranking up the gears to get us back on track, and what better way to kick things off than with Volume I of the Ultimate Kylie Minogue Diva Series! Kylie is Australia's biggest-selling artist, with over 80 million albums sold worldwide. She’s considered the "Princess of Pop" behind Madonna, the "Queen of Pop," and is adored by millions of gay men around the globe. Currently, she’s holding a residency at the Venetian in Las Vegas for a series of sold-out shows and has recently signed a multimillion-dollar deal with Netflix for an upcoming documentary about her life. It was a long time coming when Kylie joined Madonna on her "Celebration Tour" for a performance of the iconic Gloria Gaynor classic "I Will Survive" and Kylie's own "Can't Get You Out of My Head." While I can no longer attend concerts, just watching two of my all-time favorite divas perform together brought tears to my eyes. Weird, I know—because I rarely get emotional, especially over artists I worship but treat as any other person in life—but it really hit me hard. Here at Party Favorz, we adore Kylie Minogue and all her achievements, which is why we’re honoring her with her third induction into the Diva Hall of Fame. These two volumes (with Volume II dropping next weekend) are packed with all of Kylie’s biggest hits, along with her current releases and collaborations. The sets feature some original remixes and a few bootlegs, blending her classic tracks with the current music scene. These sets bring Kylie into the 21st century, where old and new complement each other for a seamless tribute like no other. In my last post, I mentioned that downloading these sets would require a $10 donation per volume. While I have the ability to set that up, I just don’t have the time right now because I’m juggling other issues (recently discussed) along with managing this podcast. So, these two volumes—and everything else for the remainder of the year—will remain free for all to enjoy. However, I know that two of you are posting some of these mixes on Mixcloud (yes, I know who you are) and House-Mixes.com, and passing off the work as your own. I really wish you wouldn’t because it hurts my traffic and my ability to sustain this podcast through donations which doesn't even cover my monthly costs. I’m too busy to issue takedown notices, but I’m appealing to your better angels by asking you nicely to stop. As I mentioned earlier, Volume II will drop next weekend. After that, Party Favorz will be back to full capacity. I subscribe to my DJ service in 90-day periods, and I had to cancel it because of money issues. I’m waiting until after the 15th to renew,

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Well, it looks as if I'm way ahead of the curve. I managed to clean up my computer, replace the motherboard, backup everything to two external hard drives (for anal retentive sake), and reinstalled Vista now that SP1 is out. I also switched to DSL from Cable (good riddance). So where did I find the time to knock this edition out you ask? I threw all the songs together in a giant mix and burned it to an mp3 disc so I could preview the tunes I wanted to use for this mix while I was working on the computer. Not only was the mix spectacular, I was able to go back and make a handful of tweaks and of course, edits to cut the time under 80 minutes per mix for those that like to burn to disc. All told I might have spent 3 hours in total in the mix. I can assure you, it's rare that all the songs I want to use just fall into place, but it does happen. Even though First Splash isn't until the end of the Month, I wanted to ensure there was no overlapping with my Pride Edition that comes out in June. So spacing these mixes out just made good sense. For those of you who may be wondering what First Splash is, it is Memorial Day weekend in Austin, TX. Much like your White Party and its brethren, this is a major Gay celebration that goes on all weekend. Typically considered the time of year when you're ready to shed all your clothes for more suitable attire befitting the season. You can certainly do that at "Hippie Hollow" a nudist area just off the lake. If you've never been, you ought to check it out. There's a newer First Splash that started on South Padre Island back in 2000. I was asked to spin two years in a row for the event and the accompanying "Last Splash" which occurs on Labor Day weekend. Though small at the time, it's well on its way to being a viable competitor to the one in Austin. "The Upper Deck" owner has been buying up all the property down the street where his hotel is located and had plans to build a giant indoor club to allow the party to go on all night. I haven't been back in a while, I guess maybe I should. I really like this mix. Side one is chock full of cheez. Mind you, not that government cheez, but grade 'A' quality cheez. Nevertheless, still cheez...LOL. As the mix progresses, it begins to get deeper about 2/3 of the way down. Side two picks up where mix 1 leaves off and holds steady until the end, where I had to throw in one last slice of cheez, an updated version of the eighties NRG classic "So Many Many, So Little Time". All in all, this is one solid mix that I'm very proud of and I hope will get the boys all excited about Summer! Yay, the warmer weather is on its way and it's time to get all sweaty on the dancefloor again. I still have a few more things that need to be taken care of, so I may or may not be back this next weekend with my next update. I decided to go ahead and knock out my next Electro-Funk Edition followed by the next installment of the Classix Edition that was originally promised. I'll see how everything pans out, but those of you that regularly visit my blog, know me well enough that I just can't stay away. Until then, everyone have a great weekend and as always...ENJOY! Due to the original structure of this post, the two separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts. Album : First Splash Edition 2008 | Pt. 1 & 2 Genre : Circuit House  Year : 2008 Total Time : 2:37:40.00 Track : 1 Title : Daylight (Hex Hector Remix) Artist : Kelly Rowland Track : 2 Title : It's Okay (Scotty K. United Vocal Klub Mix) Artist : Jason & Demarco Track : 3 Title : Say You Will (Mike Cruz Mad Tizzy Remix) Artist : Inaya Day Track : 4 Title : Spice Up Your Life (Ralphi Rosario Vocal Mix) Artist : Spice Girls Track : 5 Title : Fall (Scotty K Vocal Klub Mix) Artist : Kimberley Locke Track : 6 Title : Fame (Edson Pride Addicted Mix) Artist : DJ Bill Bennett & Suzanne Palmer Track : 7

Sorry for the delay, but Comcast is up to no good again. Previously they had been throttling my uploads around an average of 55 kb/s, but are now limiting it around 5 kb/s. Heck, with those kind of speeds, who needs cable when dial up is much faster? That's ok. I went ahead and switched to AT&T which I should have up and running no later than Tuesday. It has been nothing short of a nightmare with Comcast. Their commercials always talk about "how fast they are" and their service is "Comcastic" et. al. Since switching from DSL to cable, I can honestly testify that their service is purely "Comcraptic". Slow speeds, constant connection losses and now the throttling of my uploads to the point where it's impossible to get one of my podcasts' uploaded, is completely unacceptable. Whether I'm uploading to Podbean, Flickr or Mozy (online storage), their service makes it impossible to get anything done without ripping out my hair. Oh wait, I just shaved it off this past weekend, so I guess a better analogy would be in order. Regardless, you get my point. What's funny (or maybe not), I called in yesterday for my weekly bitchfest with their support department. As always, they check the lines from their end and "claim everything tests fine". If that's the case, then please explain to me why my Internet service went down for two hours yesterday evening, and then when it came back up, all was fine in Comcrapticland? Coincidence? I think not. If you are experiencing this type of poor quality Internet experience with your ISP, click on the Comcast image on the left hand side and sign up to make your voice heard. Net neutrality is something that's been debated for a long time now, and stands a much better chance of passage now that the Democrats are in charge. Naturally, the ISP's are against it. Why you ask? Because companies like Comcast have oversold their capacity to the point of not being able to viably sustain their networks. Meanwhile, they stifle competition in the areas they serve, ensuring their monopolistic ventures continue unquestioned and unabated with their already poor quality service. Consequently, they are devising ways to start charging customers for the amount of bandwidth they consume each month. I'm sorry, but the whole point of the Internet and faster connections was to allow people to be more productive while providing an overall better user experience. Unfortunately, it's having the opposite affect. Those of you that access the Internet wirelessly through your cell phones, your next. At what point do we as citizens demand we get the service the ISP's promise (and that we pay for) but refuse to deliver? The time is now to speak up and let Congress know that you're "mad as hell and you're NOT going to take it anymore". Alright, I'll step down from my soapbox for now...on to the music! As promised, Party Favorz is serving up another installment of the Deep Edition this week. This time around, the music leans heavily towards a more progressive and tech house sound. From Eric Prydz' now classic "Pjanoo" to Mark Knight's classic update of "Man With The Red Face" or House Music United's "Yes We Can" this is some serious electronica. Needless to say, this is NOT your parents house music. Listen very closely, as the layer's continue to build one on top of the other like a stack of heaping pancakes. Before you know it, you'll be cooled down on side two with some whip cream and blueberry's. On the latter song, you'll notice HMU dropped in one of Barak Obama's inspirational speeches. While this is in no way an endorsement of his candidacy, the guy can sure give one heck of an inspiring totally prepared speech (sorry had to get that jab in). Take advantage of these mixes, because as we start sliding into Summer, I won't be doing any of the Deep Editions for a while. Going into the next few months, my primary focus will be on the "House, Electro, Funky & Mainstream Club Editions".

Well, so much for the projects I had planned.  It always seems that no matter what I try to arrange, my timing is always off.  That's okay because you guys benefit from my delays.  In fact, not only do you get my latest Deep Edition v4, tomorrow you get v5 as well!  Hey, it's a twofer, not too shabby. While this mix is definitely more down the deep house path with a little tech house thrown in for good measure, tomorrow's update will be a combination of progressive house and tech house just to mix things up a bit.  Between both updates, you get the hottest and most current tunes in their respective genres.  Not a bad deal at all. I'm pleased with the way things are going for the downloads.  Looks like we no longer have bandwidth concerns which make downloading less tedious.  It also looks like many of you jumped on the iTunes bandwagon as well.  I'm glad you like it.  Make sure you click the "subscribe" button in iTunes to ensure delivery of my podcasts. Those of you who do not use iTunes can still be notified via email updates or your favorite reader (i.e. Yahoo!, Google, etc.)  So if you haven't done that yet, whatcha waitin' for?  Also, you may have noticed I'm playing around with the track listing format.  I'm providing a start time for each track that can later be used to split the files up for those of you more technically inclined.  Star ratings and reviews will return after my break. I hope everyone is looking forward to the weekend like I am.  I'll be back tomorrow with one last update before I officially take a break.  Enjoy! Due to the original structure of this post, the two separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts. Album : Deep Edition 2008 v4 Genre : Deep House Total Time : 2:35:07.00 Track : 1 Title : Wicked World (Belocca & Soneec Remix) Artist : Roog & Greg feat. Anita Kelsey Track : 2 Title : Fashionably Late (Original Mix) Artist : Tim Weeks Track : 3 Title : Le Groove Rhodes (Original Mix) Artist : Rene Breitbarth Track : 4 Title : Got A Hold On Your Soul (Original Mix) Artist : Jimpster Track : 5 Title : Baloney (Original Mix) Artist : Owland Track : 6 Title : Seven (Agnes Dub House Remix) Artist : Luna City Express Track : 7 Title : All About Love (Original Mix) Artist : Knee Deep Track : 8 Title : Soultech! (Simon & Shaker Remix) Artist : Simon & Shaker feat. Groove Garcia Track : 9 Title : Nitzi (In My Mind, So Fine) (Original Mix) Artist : Melon Track : 10 Title : Nostalgia (Original Mix) Artist : Two Armadillos Track : 11 Title : Confident (Matteo Matteini & Sara Galli Mix) Artist : Sara Galli & Matteo Matteini Track : 12 Title : Life (Original Mix) Artist : Babak Shayan Track : 13 Title : Freak (Baggi Begovic Dub) Artist : Sandy Rivera & Haze Track : 14 Title : Deviate (Original Mix) Artist : Manuel Tur & D-Play Track : 15 Title : The Journey Continues (Thomas Gold Classic Dub) Artist : Mark Brown feat. Sarah Cracknell Track : 16 Title : Shogun (DJ Exacta's Dancefloor Control Mix) Artist : Mark Knight & Funkagenda Track : 17 Title : Southbound (Original Mix) Artist : MyMy Track : 18 Title : Ghosts In My Machine (Original Mix) Artist : Milton Jackson Track : 19 Title : Le Rythme Korg (Westpark Unit Remix) Artist : Rene Breitbarth Track : 20 Title : Sharing Transparently (Jon Silva Deep House Mix) Artist : 1st Class Track : 21 Title : Turn It Down (LDA Mix) Artist : Andy Newland & Pennington Track : 22 Title : Surin (Original Mix) Artist : Quivver Track : 23 Title : Trude Tratscht (Original Mix) Artist : Basti Grub Track : 24 Title : On The Rocks (Original) Artist : Noosh & Girard

I finally got this thing wrapped up. I thought I was being so smart and had this mix in the can before my Prog mix last week. So I figured I'd hold out for Mariah's TMB (David Morales Mix) which is supposedly very funky. Unfortunately, that mix has yet to see the light of day, though I'm guessing a CD pressing may be in the works for a Perfect Beat exclusive next week. Initially, I thought I wouldn't have enough songs to create this mix. Because I held out for the DM mix, new stuff continued to arrive. So yesterday, I went back and threw out the entire mix and started from scratch. I have to say, the end result kicks some serious boot-ay! Some of you might be wondering...what happened to that funky new Bimbo Jones song? It turns out that the song is not new. Apparently, it was released two years ago. Consequently, I decided not to use it (though I absolutely love the song). However, there is some good news to this story. Apparently, Bimbo Jones along with Katherine Ellis (who I absolutely adore...watch out Kristine W) has signed a deal with Tommy Boy Records here in the U.S. to release a full album sometime this summer. There is no doubt that BJ has been hot, hot, hot lately. However, "Harlem One Stop" shows an element of their production style that I haven't seen until now. Needless to say, I'm ecstatic about this project and will keep everyone posted. In other news, I've finally got listed on iTunes and will now be providing a download link for those of you that use the service. I also managed to work out a really good deal with Podbean which will significantly lower my overhead costs and provide unlimited bandwidth. That's right, you heard it...unlimited! If you have read my recent posting in the chatterbox, you'd see that my 4shared account was overwhelmed recently. Apparently, my Deep Edition v3 was posted on a Russian music site and generated a lot of traffic and downloads. According to their site, by law, they weren't allowed to provide a direct link to the mix. Instead, they provided a link back to my site. Glad they loved the mix, but it ate up all my bandwidth much sooner than normal. Needless to say, this will no longer be an issue. Finally, you'll notice that I'm slowly implementing changes to this blog. More significantly, I've now added "donation" buttons for the mixes. Even though I've managed to lower my costs in one area, there's not much I can do in another. Better than 2/3 of the music in the mixes has been purchased through one of the legal download services. As you all know, this ain't cheap. You might say, well why don't you hunt it down? For one, I prefer to support the artists whenever possible. Two, there's not enough time in my day to hunt down this that and the other. Three, as a product of the "gimme more now" generation, I want what I want when I want it : ) So, if you like what I'm providing, how 'bout hooking a brother up with a small donation. $5 every other month or so ain't going to break the bank and collectively goes a long way towards my overall costs. At the very least, please leave some comments and let me know what you think. Sometimes I feel like a cheap one night stand where people just come in and bang and leave. Geez, I feel so used ; ) Alright, that's enough whining for now. Just want to remind you all that I will be taking a sabbatical for the next two weeks to work on other projects that I've neglected. I'll be back with the next installment of the "Deep Edition". Until then, shake, shake, shake (your boot-ay) like there's no tomorrow! Have a great weekend and as always...Enjoy! Due to the original structure of this post, the two separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts. Album : Funky House Edition 2008 v2 | Pt. 1 & 2 Genre : Funky House Total Time : 2:37:56.00 Track : 1 Title : Me (Soul Seekerz Remix) Artist : Tamia Track : 2

Well, I finally got the next installment of the Progressive edition up and ready.  This is the official direction this series will take.  That is to say, deep, dark, and very dirty.  Lots of tribal and electric throughout. This is for the hot sweaty men on the dancefloor.  While this has never been my style, it's not hard to pick the songs I think will move the boys.  Besides, I REALLY like making the cover art for this series...hehehe. I've been backed up all week, so I cut out the information posted with each track.  I don't think anyone is going to mind, because ultimately, it's all about the music.  I'm in the final mixdown for the Funky Edition, which will be out next Frigay.  After that, I expect to take a 2-week hiatus as I work on other projects. I hope everyone has a great weekend and please, if you like what you hear, feel free to express yourself in the chat box to the left. Enjoy! Due to the original structure of this post, the three separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts. Album : Progressive Edition 2008 v3 | Pt. 1 & 2 Genre : Circuit House Total Time : 2:37:35.00 Track : 1 Title : Make Me Love U (Re-work Intro Mix) Artist : Allan Natal Track : 2 Title : Shady Lady (Jossep Garcia Peak Hour Remix) Artist : Drum D'vah Track : 3 Title : I Got Away (Mor Avrahami Colossal Mix) Artist : Randy Friess Track : 4 Title : The Deep (Jamie J. Sanchez Deepah Mix) Artist : TRL Track : 5 Title : Wake Up (Starkillers Remix) Artist : Sir Thomas Track : 6 Title : State Of Mind (Burning Mix) Artist : Phunk Investigation vs. Mephisto Track : 7 Title : Electrize 2008 (E-Thunder Private Mix) Artist : Komodor Track : 8 Title : Bodyshaker (Original Mix) Artist : Kobbe & Austin Leeds Track : 9 Title : Serenity Of Love (Edson Pride Tribalera Mix) Artist : DJ Kiu Track : 10 Title : Beatmachine (Kobbe's Hydrolic Remix) Artist : Touvan Track : 11 Title : Zeus Deus (DJ Paulo Deep Tribal Mix) Artist : Nicola Torriero Track : 12 Title : Hot In Brazil (Original TribZilian Mix) Artist : Ronen Mizra Track : 13 Title : This Dream (Austin Leeds vs. TKC Re-Work) Artist : Be Fly Track : 14 Title : Break You (Jr.Vasquez New Tribe Club Mix) Artist : Ralph Falcon feat. The Weather Girls Track : 15 Title : Boogie Nights (Lutzenkirchen Remix) Artist : Tomcraft Track : 16 Title : Saw You With Me (Tyler Michaud Remix) Artist : Astro & Glyde Track : 17 Title : Circuit Sound (Original Mix) Artist : Dave Beat & JJ Romero Track : 18 Title : Control Freak (Joubin & Nicola Torriero Dominatrix Remix) Artist : DJ Baltasar & Eduardo feat. Craig Mitchell Track : 19 Title : Nasty (Original Mix) Artist : Joubin & Nicola Torriero Track : 20 Title : U Want It (Jose Spinnin Remix) Artist : Hector Fonseca feat. Alan T Track : 21 Title : What's Done Is Done (Midnight Society Vocal Mix) Artist : Ceevox Track : 22 Title : Stand By Me (Alexander & Mark VDH Progressive Mix) Artist : Mr. Timothy & Inaya Day Track : 23 Title : The Dharma Initiative (4mal Remix) Artist : Nicholas Van Orton Track : 24 Title : Do U Feel What I Feel (Original Tribe Mix) Artist : Edson Pride Track : 25 Title : Arawak (Original Mix) Artist : Eduardo Javith, Pedro Gil & Carlos Salazar Track : 26 Title : There Is Only One (Original Extended) Artist : Alan T. feat. Lula

Well, it's that time again for some Dirty Electro-Funk! As the last time, I had way too many songs and successfully managed to whittle it down to two discs. Not an easy thing to do, but when many of the songs are painfully redundant, it makes my job that much easier. Did you check out the cover art? I was going for one of those cheesy K-tel albums from the seventies and think I achieved that. My mom always bought these compilations when I was growing up, so I thought it would be cool to bring it back. Don't worry, I'll bring back disco Barbie soon enough. Also, just want to remind everyone, I'm currently working on the next installment of the Progressive Edition which will come out next week followed by the next installment of the Funky Edition (which is almost complete). After that, I plan on taking a break and will be back sometime in May. WMC is now over, and all the hot summer tunes start coming out. I'm expecting a sizzling summer for club music, particularly good ole funky house. So all you electro-heads, get after it. I'll catch everyone next week with my Prog edition. Until then...Enjoy! Due to the original structure of this post, the two separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts. Album : Electro-Funk 2008 v4 | Pt. 1 & 2 Genre : Electro House Total Time : 2:38:01.00 Track : 1 Title : My Destiny (Delio D'Cruz vs. Paul Emanuel Remix) Artist : Delinquent feat. KCAT Track : 2 Title : Set Me Free (Original Extended) Artist : House Boulevard feat. Samara Track : 3 Title : Teardrops (Extended Mix) Artist : Whelan & Di Scala feat. Nikki Belle Track : 4 Title : Be Free (Paul Sander Klub Mix) Artist : Ranucci & Pelusi pres. Promise Land Track : 5 Title : People Hold On (Michael Kaiser Mix) Artist : Alan Master T Track : 6 Title : What I Want (Warren Clarke Club) Artist : Bob Sinclar pres. Fireball Track : 7 Title : Let Me See Your Hands (Original Mix) Artist : Plastik Funk Track : 8 Title : Get Shaky (Stonebridge Mix) Artist : The Ian Carey Project Track : 9 Title : Get Get Down 2008 (Laidback Luke Remix) Artist : Paul Johnson Track : 10 Title : The Beat (Josh Nordlander Mix) Artist : Rob Roar & Baumgartner Track : 11 Title : It's True (Dabruck & Klein Remix) Artist : Axwell & Sebastian Ingrosso vs. Salem Al Fakir Track : 12 Title : Lay Your Love On Me (Oscar Holter Club Mix) Artist : BWO Track : 13 Title : Break The Ice (Soul Seekerz Club Mix) Artist : Britney Spears Track : 14 Title : Somebody (Hey Girl Extended Mix) Artist : Cliff Track : 15 Title : Fired Up! (Original Mix) Artist : Denis The Menace & Big World Track : 16 Title : Back To Zero (Robbie Rivera Juicy Miami Vocal Mix) Artist : Robbie Rivera Track : 17 Title : The Right Life (Eddie Amador's USA Club Mix) Artist : Seal Track : 18 Title : Times Like These 2008 (Virtual Groove Electro Remix) Artist : Foo Fighters Track : 19 Title : You Know Me Better (Guy Williams Vocal) Artist : Róisín Murphy Track : 20 Title : 4 Minutes (Junkie XL Dirty Club Mix) Artist : Madonna Track : 21 Title : Be Loved (Phunk Investigation Remix) Artist : CJ Stone Track : 22 Title : Waiting For (Peter Gelderblom Remix) Artist : Red Hot Chili Peppers Track : 23 Title : Disco Lies (Spencer & Hill Remix) Artist : Moby Track : 24 Title : Desert Storm (Eric Smax & Thomas Gold Mix) Artist : Nayo Track : 25 Title : Close To Heaven (Nick Fiorucci Remix) Artist : Stonebridge Track : 26 Title : Let's Get Physical (Original) Artist : Sultan & Ned Shepard feat. Zara Track : 27 Title : Why Did Ya Feat. Shena (Anton Neumark & Alex Camel St. Petersburg Mix) Artist : The BeatThiefs feat. Shena Track : 28 Title : Touch My Body (Seamus Haji Club Mix) Artist : Mariah Carey Track : 29 Title : Let It Go (Chris Cox Remix) Artist : Brit & Alex Track : 30

Welcome to the first ever Party Favorz: House Edition. Not quite deep enough for my Deep Editions and not quite Funky Enough for my Funky Editions, but definitely soulful and hip enough for a House Edition. There was just way too much good music to let go to waste. Let's face it, this is the music that got it all started back in the late eighties. Granted, house music is just an extension of disco from the seventies, but it developed into a cultural phenomenon sprouting other offshoots of the style. Electro, Deep, Jack, Trance, Tribal, and Progressive; you can thank the origin from which you sprang. Like no other, house music is and always will be the foundation for all great dance music. You may notice, this is an unusually long mix. Once I got started, I just couldn't stop. The whole thing flowed so well, I decided not to cut it in half. I'm guessing that most of you will just pop it into your iPod and won't care. Those that burn these mixes to CD, need not worry. Since most players these days support MP3 playback, just burn a "jukebox" disc (as Nero calls it) or MP3 disc as most others call it and you're in business. I would have had this mix-up on Friday, but my bandwidth was shot as I knew it would be once I uploaded the Spring Edition. So, I decided to wait until today (April Fools) to share it. My bandwidth has reset and you shouldn't have any problems downloading. I've checked into Go Daddy for my future hosting and podcasting, and it's looking like I'll be using them. Since I'm currently using two different sources for storage and streaming, it not only makes practical sense to consolidate but economic sense as well. Just to let everyone know, when I do that, the mixes might end up being encoded at 192kbps instead of the VBR Extreme I've been using. This is not for certain, it just depends on how much storage I purchase for the year. I already got my next Electro-Funk Edition ready to go, and you can expect that on Friday. I also started working on the next installment of the Progressive Edition for all our shirtless boys in the clubs and will then begin working on the long overdue Funky Edition. After that, I plan on taking a break until May. In the meantime, for all of you who enjoy my Deep and/or Funky editions, this one's for you! Enjoy! Update: Oh joy...my bandwidth came back a day early! Besides, posting on April Fools Day has its risks. Even Mariah bumped her album release (originally scheduled for the 1st) to the 15th. Can you blame her? Album : House Edition 2008 v1 Genre : Funky House, Soulful House Total Time : 2:01:36.00 Track : 1 Title : Fate (Vocal Mix) Artist : Chaka Khan Track : 2 Title : So Bad (Shelter Vocal) Artist : Georgia Cee Track : 3 Title : Love Sweet Sound (Friscia & Lamboy House Mix) Artist : Groove Armada feat. Candi Staton Track : 4 Title : Superlove (Club Mix) Artist : Zentribe feat. Linda Newman Track : 5 Title : To Be Free (Original Extended Mix) Artist : Ranucci & Pelusi pres. Promise Land Track : 6 Title : Yes (Ian Carey Remix) Artist : DJ Disciple feat. Suzy Track : 7 Title : Didn't Mean To Turn You On (Chuck Love's Mute Force Mix) Artist : Colette Track : 8 Title : Wait A Minute (Just A Touch) (Aaron Ross Classic Mix) Artist : Est'elle Track : 9 Title : Takin' Me High (Alright) (Album Version) Artist : Steve ''Silk'' Hurley feat. Dannie Scott Track : 10 Title : The Essence pt. 2 (Karol XVII & MB Valence Allskoolz Remix) Artist : Martin Harmony Track : 11 Title : You Used To Hold Me '08 (Danny Tenaglia Mix) Artist : Ralphi Rosario feat. Xavieria Gold Track : 12 Title : Giving It All (Miguel Migs Dub Deluxe) Artist : Miguel Migs Track : 13 Title : Ready To Love (Spring Mix) Artist : DunnEASY feat. Tricia Angus Track : 14 Title : Angel Love (Scott Wozniak Remix) Artist : Samantha James  Track : 15 Title : Firefly (Main Mix) Artist : Nef Nunez feat. Lydia Rhodes Track : 16 Title : Blind (Frankie Knuckles remix)

It's the first day of spring, and it's time to celebrate! Last weekend, Atlanta got hit by a couple of tornados in the downtown area. This is a first, for the city. Saturday morning, the sirens went off and my partner and I turned on the television to see a massive tornado about a mile away from where we live. Thankfully, we scraped that one. The only thing I truly dislike about this time of the year is the glowing yellow-green powder that covers your car once everything starts pollinating. That and my allergies tend to flare up, so I have to stay on top of my nasal spray or risk looking like the one-eyed beast after the other one swells closed. It's painful, to say the least and the headaches are incredibly powerful. However, today we've got clear blue skies and temps should reach up into the lower sixties. Hopefully, it will stay that way through the weekend. I know it's been about two months since my Winter Edition, so I thought it was fitting to share my latest mix to kick off the first day of the season. How do you like the cover art? I thought a little "spring training" might be in order...hehehe. I have to say, I am very pleased with this mix. I've managed to pull together a ton of new tunes + a few favorites from earlier this year. I also re-added "Breakaway" by Bill Bennett and Inaya Day, yet again. Why? Because it was never officially released last year and never got the push it so deserved. I added it to my 2007 Year-End Edition and predicted it would finally get a push this year. Well, guess what...I was right. It showed up on the April Mainstream Club Promo. This remake of the eighties dance classic by Big Pig is amazing and deserves the attention that I hope I can bring to it. If you go on over to Bill Bennett's website, you'll find that he's about to release an album in April and begin a nationwide tour to support it. Wait until you find out what the next single is. Ah hell, I'll just tell you. It's "Fame" by Suzanne Palmer. Yes indeed, this is a remake of the Irene Cara classic from 1980. Should be out just in time for Pride. Additionally, he's loaded up the album with some other HOT tunes, including an original with Pepper MaShay. I fully expect this to be one of the best dance albums of the year! One last thing of note: With the exception of my little plug for my candidate on the right-hand side, I've removed all references to politics from this blog and will no longer be pontificating about the candidates nor the primaries. I considered starting a separate political blog, but I figured I'd just keep harassing my good buddy ModFab instead. Frankly, I'm starting to get an ulcer from the entire mess and no longer have the stomach for the bitter divisiveness within the Democratic party. Whether it be Obama's judgement or lack there of, the inexcusable race baiting by the Clinton camp, the DNC chairman (Howard Dean) and the fiasco he created in Florida and Michigan or the vitriolic language being spewed between the supporters from both camps. Last time I checked, we were all on the same side with one clear objective: to rid the Whitehouse of conservatives and take back our country. Instead, we've resorted to name calling and hurling insults to anyone that does not agree with our position. I too have found myself guilty of these charges, and don't really believe it's becoming of me, much less anyone else. When I read various news articles about the primaries and then browse the comments section, I find it disheartening to see all the venom directed at each other; often times from individuals who appear to be not much smarter than a 5th grader. Frankly, I only march to my own drum and not some smarmy prick who's sole source of information is derived from MSNBC (gag reflex) or the Bible. Therefore, going forward I am finished trying to support my position. I'll just wait until the convention in August and pray that the party doesn't implode on itself. Frankly,

Atmospheric, deep, dark, and moody would be the best way to describe this mix.  Granted, the title alone suggests that.  However, this time around I dug a little deeper and have made a firm transition into how the Deep Edition should sound. After having just finished up last week's Progressive Edition, I made the decision that much of the slower-tempo progressive music overlaps with a lot of the deep house tunes.  To me, progressive should be more about the uptempo harder sounds of electronica, which could include tribal or even hard dance.  It's the slower songs that easily fit in with the deep tunes and add an overall different perspective. For instance, while this mix is predominantly deep house, I managed to work in some progressive, tech-house, and minimal tunes.  Other times, I find myself mixing in some Acid-House and low-key funk or just straight-up soulful.  Going forward, I think all those elements will constitute my deep mixes in the future.  I'll leave the heavier stuff for the prog mixes. I also want to let everyone know that I'll be adding another category in the near future.  I think a "House Edition" would be in order.  You know, all the stuff that doesn't make the deep, electro, funky, or prog mixes, will now have its own classification.  By doing that, I'll be better able to swap mixes out each month so as not to become stagnant and much less boring.  I'll try it out and see how it works.  Remember, I just started this site in November of last year, and it's still a work in progress. As you can see, I've given the blog a whole new look and feel.  I got to thinking about when I was a kid and my mom worked at the Port of Brownsville.  She used to take me with her and I'd explore and play in the shipyards; that is until I broke my arm (what would be the first of many bodily accidents throughout my youth).  I remembered all the rusted anchors and steel beams laying around. So I decided to go for something industrial and think I've achieved that.  It took several layers of pics to put this together in Photoshop.  The preliminary feedback I've received has been positive.  I was trying to make everything easier to read and navigate. Also, please note that both download links will now be included at the top of the track listing.  I think there are still many people not realizing that most of the mixes include two volumes and are not scrolling down to get the second.  I also finally managed to fix the feed in my "Party Favorz" widget.  Now, each post will display the cover art in the widget.  So feel free to grab it and stick it on your blog, Facebook, MySpace, WordPress, or where ever you feel you need a party favor.  Just click on the bottom tab "get widget" and it will pretty much do it for you. Looking at my numbers in the traffic/downloads and seeing how they are progressively increasing on this site, I have a pretty good idea as to what people are digging.  Clearly, the winners are the circuit and funky editions. So just to let everyone know, my Spring Edition will be out in a couple of weeks, just in time for uh...well, spring.  I've already started work on the next installment of the Classix Edition, which I'm totally stoked about.  For now, just sit back and enjoy the sounds of the underground. Have a great weekend! Due to the original structure of this post, the two separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts. Album : Deep Edition 2008 v3 | Pt. 1 & 2 Genre : Underground House Total Time : 2:37:50:00 Track : 1 Title : Wicked World (Belocca & Soneec Remix) Artist : Roog & Greg feat. Anita Kelsey Track : 2 Title : Can't Help (Main Mix) Artist : Kemal feat. Leslie Carter Track : 3 Title : New Way (The Mulder's Light's On Dub) Artist : From P60 Track : 4 Title : Dangly Panther (Original Mix) Artist : Jimpster Track : 5 Title : Love On A Real Train (William's Odyssey Mix) Artist : Williams

Well, it was bound to happen. After mixing up the free tracks from Beatport's 4 year anniversary, and receiving a tremendous response, I decided to add the Progressive Edition to my arsenal. For whatever reason, Beatport took down those free tracks shortly after I put up my mix, and haven't posted anything since. I'm not sure what's really going on with them. They might be getting a little too big for their britches. I recently submitted a request to have access to their download links, so I could link each individual song directly back to its landing page. They want me to pay $250 for the software to do that. Huh? Seems to me they are the ones that benefit from the exposure I'm providing them. In fact, I have yet to make a cent by promoting them on this blog. Well, you can rest assured, I'm not about to pay them for the linkage. I've checked into the Gay Blogads, and will most likely be using them in the very near future and remove all references to Beatport. For now, I'll continue providing links back to them, but I will also be providing links to other sources when the individual song is not available on their site. I know, this goes against the terms of my agreement with them, but at this point, I don't give a sh!t. NOTE TO BEATPORT: You're suffering from a case of ABS (Arrogance Breeds Stupidity). Enough said. After last week's mega-update, I decided it was time to get myself better organized. Once I receive and/or purchase the music, everything is processed immediately and is now filed in a folder for its specific genre. This allows me to better track the songs and spend less time in pre-production. I also got some feedback from my partner, who really "dislikes" electro. He wants his funk completely separated. Which, is probably for the best. Let's face it, three discs for one mix was excessive. So here is the breakdown for the categories of mixes I'll be putting out: Deep House, Electro-Tech House, Funky House, Progressive House, Classic House, and Circuit (which are the holiday and seasonal editions). Ultimately, I think this makes more sense. I also want to make sure our folks like "Disco-Ball" get their fill of what grooves them the most. With that being said, welcome to the first official Progressive Edition. I originally sat down to do this mix last Sunday but wasn't feeling it. I went back on Tuesday and knocked it out in a couple of hours. I've only skimmed the mix to check for errors. Ultimately, I think this mix kicks some serious ass! But then again, that's just my humble opinion. Admittedly, I haven't had the time to fully preview the entire mix. So, I'm hoping for the best. The first mix lends more to Deep House than anything. It's slower from start to finish with a little "pick me up" ¾ of the way in; then drops back down again. However, side two is much harder with some serious fragging beats going on. About ¾ of the way in, it drops down for a brief reprieve before closing out with a bang. I frankly like the way this was structured, since keeping the energy high for so long, can get monotonous. But, I realize folks would prefer to separate out the moods and I'll probably divvy it up over the two discs (slower/harder) next time around. For now, all you prog heads out there, this one's for you! I hope everyone has a great weekend, and as always...Enjoy! Due to the original structure of this post, the two separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts. Album : Progressive Edition 2008 v1 | Pt. 1 & 2 Genre : Circuit House Total Time : 2:29:40:00 Track : 1 Title : Harlem (Mark Knight Dub Artist : Joe T. Vannelli feat. Jonathan Track : 2 Title : Long Way Down (Noel's Dirty Vocal Mix) Artist : Noel Sanger Track : 3 Title : Unlocked (Original) Artist : Matt Rowan & Robbie Lowe Track : 4 Title : Another Level (Original Mix) Artist : Mark Mendes Track : 5 Title : Longest Road (Deadmau5 Remix)

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_6741475335636 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_6741475335636 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-6741475335636"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-6741475335636"); } Party Favorz is back with the latest in Peak Hour mayhem and this one is a scorcher! That being said, 'Give the People What They Want' is exactly what this latest Peak Hour set does, and in spades while featuring the biggest Tech House, Breaks and Techno songs for spring. Until the next time...ENJOY! Album: Give the People What They WantArtists: VariousGenre: Tech House, House, Breakbeat, TechnoLength: 03:11:31 1. Technotronic - Pump Up The Jam (KaktuZ RemiX) 2. Tuff London - Take You Up (Extended Mix) 3. Morsy & Darryl D'Bonneau - Get Out (Alaia & Gallo Extended Remix) 4. Eden Prince - Back To The Sound (Original Mix) 5. Adruss & Juarez - Pump Up The Volume (Extended Mix) 6. Alex Kenji - Can U Feel It (Extended Mix) 7. Analog Hustlers - Real O.G. (Original Mix) 8. FISHER & Shermanology - It's A Killa (Extended Mix) 9. PEACE MAKER! & Fab Massimo - Ready 2 Go (Extended Mix) 10. Volkoder & Yolanda Be Cool - Work Your Body (Extended Mix) 11. Knober - Love Shaker (Original Mix) 12. Moby, Apollo Jane & Deitrick Haddon - Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad (Extended Mix) 13. Poolhaus & Rowetta - Feel The Rush (Wh0 Extended Remix) 14. Junes & BÄTO - Voelen (Original Mix) 15. DONT BLINK - All Around You (Extended Mix) 16. Piero Pirupa - We Dont Need (Extended Mix) 17. Sander van Doorn - Breakfast In Vegas (Extended Mix) 18. Del Bianchi - I Feel In Love (Extended Vocal Mix) 19. Carl Shawn - Bad Feeling (Original Mix) 20. Barry Obzee - Antidote (Extended Mix) 21. Dave Winnel - Saxamaphone (Extended Day Mix) 22. Chapter & Verse - People In The Middle (Extended Mix) 23. Truth x Lies - Understand (Extended Mix) 24. Dexter Troy - Sweat! (Original Mix) 25. Basement Jaxx - Fly Life (Paco Osuna Remix) 26. PAX - Is It You (Extended Mix) 27. CID & Joshwa - How We Do (Original Mix) 28. Deeperlove - Work My Body (Qubiko Extended Remix) 29. Khia vs. Corrupt (UK) - My Neck, My Back (CHAAP Edit) 30. Sonny Fodera & Biscits - About You (Extended Mix) 31. Masters At Work vs. Joel Corry & Da Hool - Work x The Parade (Adam b Edit) 32. P&ME - It's Alright (Original Mix) 33. Chapter & Verse - Synchronize (Extended Mix) 34. Truth x Lies & Cloverdale - Nothing Gonna Stop This (Extended Mix) 35. Giusy Consoli - All Night Long (Original Mix) 36. Camille Jones - The Creeps (Sansixto & Nando Palau Remix) 37. Croatia Squad - The Beat Goes (Extended Mix) 38. DJ Diass - White Horse (Qubiko Remix) 39. Paul Adam - Tell Me Now (Original Mix) 40. Babert & The Cube Guys - Situanionism (Club Mix) 41. Hotswing & Matteo Dentone - My Way (Extended Mix) 42.

First off, everyone that receives updates through an RSS feed (Google, Yahoo, etc.) or email, please go back and re-subscribe again. I know...I know, I just asked you to do that, but there was a problem with the new feed that I couldn't correct, and support from Feedburner is kinda lacking. Consequently, I had to scrap it and start all over again. I can assure you, everything is now working correctly and there will be no further need to do this again. Your patience is much appreciated. For those of you who have not signed up for updates; whatcha waitin' for? Everyone that has signed up for the alerts, understands I update this blog frequently with brand-spanking new mixes. Even if you're only into one specific genre, it's worth it to not miss out whenever I post something new. Now, onto the music. All I can say is WOW! 275 songs cut down to 76; 5 mixes and 400 minutes of the finest non-stop electro-funk, I think I've outdone my own personal best. Granted, knocking out 5 mixes in less than two weeks is time-consuming. I definitely won't do this again. Regardless, it's been fun. At this point, I wouldn't expect volume 4 until April (well maybe sooner, you know how I am). This will give me time to work on other styles. I'm not gonna say what's up next, let's just keep it a surprise for now. With this mix, I've made a few changes to how I list and review everything. First, I'm not going forward with the YouTube videos anymore. I feel it drags the whole site down and causes poor loading. Those of you who are on slower connections may have experienced some issues since the last update. The other thing is that I won't be reviewing each song as much. I may note a few things here and there when I feel it's necessary or just wants to add a humorous anecdote. So I'm replacing it with a "star" rating for each song instead. This will give everyone an indication of my own personal preference for each song. It doesn't necessarily mean the song is bad or good, it's just my own perspective. Anything lower than a 3-star, pretty much means I think it sucks. I guess you already know how that works. I want to thank a few of you who answered my call for assistance. 4shared has a 2-4-1 deal going on with the bandwidth, so I bought another 20 gigs of bandwidth. Just a reminder, if you like what I'm doing please feel free to support my work and donate. If there's any question, I'm not getting rich off this blog. In fact, I have yet to make a cent off of the advertisements. Everything that is donated goes towards my cost for storage, bandwidth, and music. I've had several people ask me why I pour so much of myself into this blog. Aside from the obvious, my love for house music, and it also keeps me out of trouble. [Big Grin] I also want everyone to bear in mind, I'd like this blog to be interactive. So I highly encourage everyone to provide some feedback. Tell me what you like; tell me what you don't. I'm still kinda feeling my way around with regards to the site and the mixes. Obviously, one of the biggest changes was to combine the electro with the funkier music. Frankly, I think that worked out really well. Instead of the mixes getting bogged down in one style, it puts you on a rollercoaster ride; so you don't know what to expect next. Any thoughts and/or suggestions on how to improve the site, the mixes etc. is ALWAYS welcome! One last thing of note, there is a total of "3" mixes this time around. So please keep that in mind. You'll need to scroll down until you get to the next Podbean player for each additional mix. I guess that just about wraps it up for now. The cold and rain should be clearing out later today, here in the ATL. I'm definitely looking forward to some sun and spring-like weather. I hope everyone has a great weekend! Enjoy! Due to the original structure of this post, the three separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts.

Well, I've managed to finalize the first two mixes of the Electro-Funk Edition and they are FIERCE! The first mix is closer to what I consider electro-lite with some funky tunes rounding it out. The second mix is predominantly harder, and not something you should be listening to while working out, or you might hurt yourself [grin]. Seriously, going through 275 new songs and cutting it down to 30 for this mix, was no easy feat. Keep in mind, I've got Edition v3 I'll be working on shortly, which will contain another 30 songs. I should have it up sometime this weekend. In the meantime, you can check out the mix before downloading with the Podbean player and hey, if you like what you hear, or totally think it sucks, pull a Janet out of your ass and leave some feedback...CRANK IT UP, GIVE IT TO ME COME ON! Until this weekend...Enjoy! Due to the original structure of this post, the two separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts. Album : Electro-Funk Edition 2008 v2 | Pt. 1 & 2 Genre : Electro House Total Time : 2:37:34:00 Track : 1 Title : Something Good 2008 (E-Squire Remix) Artist : Utah Saints Track : 2 Title : Soul Heaven (Fonzerelli Mix) Artist : Henrik B feat. Terri Track : 3 Title : What Planet You On (Air Bureau Mix) Artist : Bodyrox & Luciana Track : 4 Title : Think Of You (Sunloverz Big Room Remix) Artist : Whigfield Track : 5 Title : The Way I Like (Original Extended) Artist : Diego Donati vs. F&A Factor feat. Wendy Track : 6 Title : If (Dave Audé Remix) Artist : Colette Track : 7 Title : Poza (You Got What I Need) (DJ DLG Huge Mix) Artist : Count Paris feat. Katherine Ellis Track : 8 Title : Just Another Groove 2008 (Tocadisco Remix) Artist : Mighty Dub Katz Track : 9 Title : Tuff Ass Disco Thingy (Original Extended) Artist : Freemasons Track : 10 Title : I Believe In You (Franco De Mulero & Ferry B. Remix) Artist : Full Intention Track : 11 Title : Enjoy Yourself (7th Heaven Mix) Artist : Viola Wills Track : 12 Title : High Energy (Disco Skate Roll Mix) Artist : DJ Funky Rickstarr feat. Annie B Track : 13 Title : That Sound (Club Mix) Artist : Glamrock Brothers Track : 14 Title : I Can't Wait (7th Heaven Remix) Artist : Kurtis Mantronik feat. Kelly Marie Track : 15 Title : I've Never Been To Me (Sophisticatz Funky Remix) Artist : Eyewitness feat. Charlene Track : 16 Title : Body Crash (Cascada Vocal Mix) Artist : Buy Now Track : 17 Title : Red Alert 2008 (Chris's Get Punk'd Mix) Artist : Chris Punk Track : 18 Title : Watch The Sunrise (Chris Lake Remix) Artist : Axwell feat. Steve Edwards Track : 19 Title : What's It Gonna Be (Thomas Gold Remix) Artist : H 'Two' O feat. Platnum Track : 20 Title : Take Me Home (Full Vocal Mix) Artist : Duvstar feat. Jae Jefferson Track : 21 Title : I Shall Overcome (Axwell Remix) Artist : Hard-Fi Track : 22 Title : Weakness Of The Body (Josh Harris House Mix) Artist : Krista Track : 23 Title : Honey (House Mix) Artist : Manyus vs. P.S.M. Track : 24 Title : B Good 2 Me (Acid Jacks Remix) Artist : Seany B Track : 25 Title : Step Right Up (Wez Clarke & Jack McCord Remix) Artist : Sunset Strippers Track : 26 Title : Toca's Miracle 2008 (Inpetto Remix) Artist : Fragma Track : 27 Title : Let It All Out (Full Vocal Extended) Artist : Al Faris & Freakquencer Track : 28 Title : It's True (Dabruck & Klein Remix) Artist : Axwell & Sebastian Ingrosso vs. Salem Al Fakir Track : 29 Title : Push The Feeling On 2008 (Roger's Release Mix) Artist : The Nightcrawlers Track : 30 Title : Sexual Eruption (Dirty South Remix) Artist : Snoop Dogg

First and foremost, I want to apologize for my previous statement indicating that anyone voting for a candidate (in this case Obama) without fully understanding what they stand for, is stupid. I don't really believe that. Those that know me, understand I am passionate about my politics and can get carried away sometimes. There is no mistake about Barak's passion and ability to motivate and instill hope in people. Without a doubt, I believe you can attribute the overwhelming turnout among voters to his presence in the race. As I mentioned before, the first time I saw him was on C-SPAN shortly after he became the junior Senator from Illinois. I was immediately drawn to him and was very impressed by his thoughtfulness. What I have been attempting to do is draw a distinction between his candidacy and Clinton's. Frankly, there are only minor differences between the two's positions. Then I try to look at the challenges that the next administration will face and truly believe that Hillary has the most experience and a better understanding as to what that entails. Ultimately, if Obama wins the Democratic nomination, I will throw my entire support behind him. I am sick and tired of the greed and corruption of the current administration. One can only hope that the next President will maintain a transparent government as promised, and do more for the people, the economy, health care, the environment, and of course national security, rather than their friends in high places. As someone whose work brought them close to the victims of Katrina, it's appalling that many still live in FEMA trailers on the lot where their house used to be; all the while federal spending (particularly on useless "earmarks" that never receive an up or down vote) spirals out of control. This is not the "compassionate" government that was promised back in 2000. For now, I'll just let the primaries play out and hold off on any more political comments (as best I can) until the convention in August. That being said, welcome to the first edition of Party Favorz 2008: Electro-Funk Edition. Unfortunately, I have yet to receive my funk promo for February but have a slew of hot new electro tunes. So, I decided to go back and put together a double mix of the hottest tunes on BPM satellite based on their most recent chart. While the majority of these songs have appeared on compilations as far back as September, they are only now receiving the attention they deserve on radio. The songs you'll find on here that I never used, are trance. While I don't necessarily dislike trance, it's not my favorite genre. The handful of trance songs that appear on this mix are hot at the moment. The problem I have with them is that they don't really do the original song any justice. Most notably Tiesto's work has been seriously lacking as of late. His mixes tend to drag along and lack the inspiration he's been known for in the past. In fact, I haven't heard anything as glorious as the work he did on Delirium's "Silence" with Sara McLachlan or even The Roc Project's "Never (Past Tense)". Granted, he's obviously trying to modernize his sound to fit in with the whole electro scene but has yet to hit his stride. His mixes of Justin Timberlake and Britney were just so-so. Let's hope Seal's latest "The Right Life" receives more justice. So as to not let everyone down, I'll be backing this mix up with another offering within a couple of hours. Yeah, It's been a busy week, but I didn't rest on my laurels. One other thing, if you've had difficulty accessing this site, blame it on Flickr. They've been doing some serious upgrades to their site which not only has taken longer than they expected but has caused serious headaches for anyone with the slideshow on their blog. Patience is a virtue, just not one of mine. For now...Enjoy! Due to the original structure of this post, the two separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used i...

Play Pause DownloadShare var srp_player_params_674147573c003 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_674147573c003 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-674147573c003"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-674147573c003"); } Before I get into the mix, I have to comment on last night's final Democratic debate.  Aside from the niceties that were exchanged, Hillary looked FLAWLESS in her chocolate pantsuit coupled with some turquoise jewelry pieces for a splash of color. Personally, I would have gone with kelly green to offset the brown, however, turquoise is very in right now.  All is right in the world when we know how to successfully combine our colors for a statement.  In all seriousness, it was nice to see them finally focus on winning the White House back from Republican control, instead of the usual bickering that was dividing the party. Ultimately, they need to come together and unify the Democrats for what will certainly be a viral campaign against the Repubs.  For now, may the best woman or man win.  In the end, I'm still predicting a Clinton/Obama ticket.  Frankly, I don't care if it's the other way around.  Truth be told, they both appeal to various factions of the Democratic Party and a double bill with both of them would create an unstoppable powerhouse come November. Now, on to the issue at hand.  Just in time for the weekend, I'm serving up some seriously deep house.  Granted, this is not exactly a "party" album per se but provides excellent ambiance for your get-togethers or when you're just sitting around and relaxing. Those of you following my release trend, know that electro-funk will be up next.  Granted, there's still the Classic Edition I've been promising.  Since I'm behind there, I'll probably up my Party Favorz 2005: Year-End Edition, which is bound to, please.  This will give me more time to work on something even older.  I'm leaning towards 1999 - 2000.  I'll keep everyone posted. I hope you enjoy this mix, cause it was a bitch to put together!  When I thought it was finished, I previewed it while driving all over town trying to get some grown-up stuff done.  That's when I discovered I completely forgot a very important song. When I finally sat down to look at it, I had already been over to Beatport buying some new stuff.  At that point, I decided to scrap the whole mix and start from the beginning.  The initial mix was divided into two sections; soulful for disc one and underground for disc two.  On the second go around, I decided to combine everything, giving the overall mix diversity with added surprises; something the initial mix lacked. Lots of layering on this one, which is fine when I have the time to preview for mistakes.  With time constraints, I haven't been so fortunate to check it out without delaying the release and subsequently falling behind.  Fingers crossed that everything falls into place. For now, just sit back and enjoy the sounds of the underground...

T.G.I.F. Ah yes...made it just in time for the weekend! This was no easy feat. Before I get on with the usual discussion about the songs on this mix, I want to bring up a few things. First, there are only a few days remaining to get your vote in for the way you prefer the mixes to be delivered. You can cast your vote just to the right of this post. 2nd, for those of you who apparently haven't figured it out yet, when it says Disc 1/2, that means there are two discs in this collection. Disc 1/2 is the first download and when you scroll down somewhere in the middle, you will find Disc 2/2, or the second download for that mix. I only brought this up because a whopping number of you jumped all over my Electro-Tech Edition, but only half downloaded the second one. Therefore, I'm guessing many of you aren't aware of the second mix. Now, if it says Disc 1/1, well that means there is only one download for that mix. It can happen, so just be mindful of that fact. 3rd, I made this blog at the urging of friends. Often I found I was just giving the mixes away. So, I thought this would be cheaper and less time-consuming. On the contrary, not only does it take up more time, but costs more money as well. When you figure in the costs for music, bandwidth, storage etc. this ain' t cheap. Especially for someone who's been without a job since May. I guess no one wants to higher a cripple. So be it. I'll figure something out. So, if you think you could start showing a little more love I'd certainly appreciate it. After just being turned down for another high paying job, right now, I need all the love I can get. I'll tell you what...anyone that leave's a constructive comment, whether about the music or anyway that I could improve this site (positive or negative...just keep it within reason and no blah, blah, blah) at the end of this post, let's say by January 20th, will be entered into a drawing for a genuine copy of any mix of your choosing I've made this year; shipped anywhere in the world for free! That's right, the full double CD with artwork and all. My discs aren't cheap; they look better than that crap you spend $20 on in the stores and sound better to boot! There will be 3 winners which will be announced on Monday and I'll email you for shipping instructions. (Sorry, personal friends are not eligible for the drawing). Now, on with the music! Welcome to the first Winter Edition of the Party Favorz series. Usually, I wait until spring for the next circuit mix, but as mentioned in earlier posts, there's way too much great music out to just sit on until then. I fully expect February to be kinda quiet, so I'm thinking about cooking up some classic mixes from the late nineties and early millennium. I'll provide more details on that a little later. For now...Enjoy! Due to the original structure of this post, the two separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts. Album : Winter Edition 2008 | Pt. 1 & 2 Genre : Circuit House Total Time : 2:37:33:00 Track : 1 Title : You Get Down (Original Mix) Artist : Tony Moran feat. Catherine Russel Track : 2 Title : My Life Again (Lenny B. Club Mix) Artist : Lauren Hildebrandt Track : 3 Title : The Flame 2008 (Tony Moran & Warren Rigg Club Remix) Artist : Erin Hamilton Track : 4 Title : It Had Better Be Tonight (Eddie Amador Club Mix) Artist : Michael Bublé Track : 5 Title : Until The End Of Time (Johnny Vicious & DJ Escape Remix) Artist : Justin Timberlake & Beyoncé Track : 6 Title : The Boss (Tracy Young's Big Club Mix) Artist : Kristine W Track : 7 Title : Freedom (Original Mix) Artist : Tony Moran feat. Nicki Richards Track : 8 Title : Away From Me (Altar Big Room Mix) Artist : Altar feat. Amannda Track : 9 Title : Me (Rosabel's Anthem Mix) Artist : Tamia Track : 10 Title : No, No, No (Friscia & Lamboy Vocal Mix) Artist : Ono Track : 11

What? Another update so soon? You bet! I told you at the beginning of the year I had a sh!t load of music to go through. Instead of combining many of the songs from the Funky Edition with the Tech House songs (much like in Party Favorz 2007: Funky Edition v6), I made the decision to separate them out. There was just way too much good music pouring out to leave them off the mixes. So, no posturing or political updates to discuss today...it's all about the music. Once you get into to this mix, you'll see that it's one great song after another. I really hope everyone enjoys this mix as much as I did making it. For those that may have noticed the HOT guy (courtesy of Modern Fabulosity), in my Flickr slideshow for the newly created "Winter Edition", it's because that mix is on its way next! I don't want all you circuit boys to think I've forgotten about you. I'll try to have it out for the weekend, but no promises. I can assure you, it'll be worth the wait. A few things of note: Please vote on the right for your preference for downloading the mixes. In other words, do you prefer a single high quality mp3 file to ensure continuous flow; or do you prefer the mix be split into individual songs (this requires a CD burner and player that has "gapless playback for MP3); or do you prefer the files be split into individual songs but encoded at a lossless bitrate (this will make the file much larger with slightly longer download speeds, but offers the best quality). Make your vote count. If you want lossless compression, then let me know in my "comment box" what type of compression you prefer (i.e. flac, wma, mp4, monkey's audio, etc.) I'll be updating the "iPod Worthy List" later tomorrow; sorry it's been a little hectic, but I think it's time for all this wonderful new music coming out. I may run some voting, later on, to let you pick your favs, so we can let the world know what we're digging at the moment. One other thing, Modern Fabulosity has 5 copies of the new Idina Menzel CD "I Stand" to give away. So go over there by January 20th and answer a simple question so you can get into the drawing for the new disc. Here we go! Due to the original structure of this post, the two separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts. Album : Electro-Tech Edition 2008 | Pt. 1 & 2 Genre : Electro House Total Time : 2:37:55:00 Track : 1 Title : Piece Of Me (Bimbo Jones Club Mix) Artist : Britney Spears Track : 2 Title : I Found U (TV Rock Remix) Artist : Axwell Track : 3 Title : Apologize (Lenny B Club Mix) Artist : One Republic Track : 4 Title : Something's Gotta Give (Wawa Mix) Artist : Thomas Gold Track : 5 Title : Work (Put It In) (Steve Pitron & Max Sanna Remix) Artist : Kelly Rowland Track : 6 Title : Now Youre Gone (Fonzerelli Remix) Artist : Basshunter Track : 7 Title : Come Back To Me (Bimbo Jones Club Mix) Artist : Vanessa Hudgens Track : 8 Title : Ain't Nothin Goin On But The Rent (Fonzerelli Club Mix) Artist : 7th Heaven feat. Katherine Ellis Track : 9 Title : (Maybe Youll Get) Lucky (Smax & Gold Remix) Artist : Soundbluntz feat. Cheyne Track : 10 Title : Like Something 4 Porno (Lost Daze Remix) Artist : Felix Da Housecat Track : 11 Title : Funk Bomb (Laurent Pautrat Remix) Artist : Sucker DJs Track : 12 Title : To Make You Feel Alright (Wideboys Extended Club Mix) Artist : Jaime Jay Track : 13 Title : Feedback (Jeremy Word Remix) Artist : Janet Jackson Track : 14 Title : I Want Your Love (Wideboys Miami Club Mix) Artist : Jody Watley Track : 15 Title : One Eye Shut (Buzz Junkies Club Mix) Artist : Robbie Rivera Track : 16 Title : Heaven (Fonzerelli Remix) Artist : Jes Track : 17 Title : Baby When The Light (Original Extended) Artist : David Guetta Track : 18 Title : Wanna Be Your Girl (Club Mix) Artist : Kush Track : 19

First and foremost, I am ecstatic about the elections on Tuesday. Looks like we got ourselves a two-way horse race between Clinton and Obama. Anyone that has been following the political blogs realizes just how passionate both camps are about their prospective candidates. What has concerned me is the vitriol and hatred geared toward Hillary. Based on the supposed polling data which gives her an unfavorable "likability" rating; I suspect most of this is driven by the media. So who exactly did they poll? Frankly, after New Hampshire, we saw just how reliable those polls are. The unjustified criticism Hillary has received is unprecedented. When you hear someone like the ass-wipe Chris Matthews from MSNBC, publicly state "The only reason Hillary became a Senator and is now running for President is that her husband messed around". Huh? Well if that's the case, the only reason George Bush became Governor of Texas and subsequently President of the United States is because his last name is "Bush" and his family has a shitload of money. C'mon, where's the logic? After that, every Hillary supporter took up arms against this sexist remark and the subsequent statements that followed, attempting to justify his position. Though not as blatantly asinine, CNN hasn't faired any better in their own commentary. That's all well and good because the voters are the only people that count and I believe are smart enough to cut through all the bullshit being shown on the idiot box. Thank God for blogs where we can better serve up opinion and commentary to respond to things we either agree or disagree with; albeit in a more civilized manner. The closest we have right now on TV is C-Span, but that forum does not lend itself to a healthy debate. After Super Tuesday, we'll have a clearer picture of who will be the Democratic nominee. I've made no bones about the fact that I am a Hillary supporter. Regardless, if it does turn out that Barak succeeds in his bid for the nomination, then I'll be right there lending my full support. Ultimately, I would like to see a Clinton/Obama ticket run for President; if not, an Obama/Clinton ticket works just fine for me. Now, after John Edwards gets his ass whipped in his own home state of South Carolina, will you please get the hell out of the race! Governor Richardson, thank you for having the good sense to drop out after New Hampshire. As Democrats and Independents, let's come together and go into the National Convention united with one common goal; to rid the true axis of evil from Washington. Speaking of evil (you know I had to lead into it somehow), Funky House Edition 2008 v1 is a really wicked mix cooked up for all you funk heads! Side one is pure disco heaven that truly satisfies. Side two, well let's just say that's for the die-hard disco fan. Some of the stuff harkens back to the underground disco of yonder, whiles others are just simple mainstream fare that I couldn't work into side one. It was either make this a single disc, or go ahead and serve up volume two for the loyalist. Either way, it won't disappoint. Enjoy! Album : Funky House Edition 2008 v1 | Pt. 1 & 2 Genre : Funky House, Disco Year : 2008 Total Time : 02:37:21 Track : 1 Title : My Life Again (Avalon Superstar Mix) Artist : Lauren Hildebrandt Track : 2 Title : Like This Like That (Extended Vocal Mix) Artist : Se-Sa feat. Sharon Phillips Track : 3 Title : Work (Freemasons Club Mix) Artist : Kelly Rowland Track : 4 Title : Ain't Nothin' Goin' On But The Rent (Wayne G & Porl Young Mix) Artist : 7th Heaven feat. Katherine Ellis Track : 5 Title : Pull My Trigger (Soul Tornado Remix) Artist : Firefox Track : 6 Title : Don't Give Me Your Life (7th Heaven Club Mix) Artist : Shanie Track : 7 Title : Breathe You In (Eric Kupper Remix) Artist : Samantha James Track : 8 Title : Heat You Up (Melt You Down) (RedSoul Club Mix) Artist : RedSoul feat. Andrea Love Track : 9

First, I would like to wish everyone a happy New Year and thank you all for the kind words that have been left in my Cbox. There's more work that goes into this blog than I would have ever imagined. Not that I'm complaining; on the contrary, I really enjoy doing this. So please keep the comments, suggestions, or requests coming. I'll do my best to respond. Right now, I'm thinking about changing the name of the site to Party Favorz instead of K j A M Productions. Let me know what you think. Before I get into the latest Deep Edition, I just want to touch on another very important issue. This will mainly apply to the U.S. folks. From the onset of the presidential contenders throwing their hats into the ring, I've been a big fan of Hillary Clinton. Without a doubt, she is a smart and savvy player who would be formidable against any Republican nominee. I like her message and the way in which she carries herself. Anyone that's read anything about her during the time she was First Lady, knows full well that she's got the balls to stand up to the Republicans. The only thing that concerns me is her unwillingness to denounce all the pork spending from Washington; something that John Edwards is a big proponent of ridding from each and every bill passed. In fact, his campaign thus far has not accepted any Pac money. That's amazing considering his 2nd place finish in Iowa. Then you've got Barak Obama. Several years ago, I saw him for the first time after he was elected Senator of Illinois, on C-Span. He was a very charismatic and eloquent speaker. Needless to say, I was impressed. The only problem I have with him is that I don't think he's ready for prime time just yet. He will make an excellent VP for either candidate and can assume the mantle 4 to 8 years after this election. This is just my own personal assessment of the candidates. More than anything, this is a very important election and I urge everyone eligible to go out and caucus for your candidate of choice. The fact that Hilary and Barak are the front-runners, in and of itself is historic! Whatever the outcome of the primaries, I will throw my full support behind whoever wins as they are all excellent candidates. Speaking of winners...I've got the first Deep Edition mix-up and ready to go! I am so pleased with the overall mix. I should probably call this the Chill Edition, cause that's exactly what it is. Let's go down the checklist: Acid Jazz √ Tickling the ivory √ Big ole Brass √ Groovy Organs √ Trip Hop √ Deep Funk √ Wailing Divas √ Soulful √ Male Singers √ Alternative Beats √ Underground Beats √ Angry Black Women √ Looks like all the ingredients are here. Unlike previous efforts which tend to be more experimental, the complete feel of this mix is laid back and comfy with an overall sense of relaxation and fun. Put this on when you have guests over or you just want to lay around and chill. Enjoy! Due to the original structure of this post, the two separate sets have now been combined into one and remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts. Album : Deep Edition 2008 v1 | Pt. 1 & 2 Genre : Soulful House Total Time : 2:38:22:00 Track : 1 Title : First Bounce (Original Mix) Artist : Lewis Ferrier Track : 2 Title : Soft Cell (Original Mix) Artist : Glenn Underground Track : 3 Title : All My Life (Vocal Mix) Artist : Ron Carroll feat. Jazmina Track : 4 Title : Release The Beauty (D3 Silky Re-Work) Artist : Rhody & Kaydee Track : 5 Title : Deep Rootz (Original Mix) Artist : Sal Antaloss Track : 6 Title : Cool Lil Thing (Alix Alvarez Club) Artist : Alix Alvarez & Malena Perez Track : 7 Title : Bonile (Original Mix) Artist : Normarena Track : 8 Title : Ascension (Piano Mix) Artist : Jihad Muhammad Track : 9 Title : You Rock Me (Long Version)

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_674147573e1db = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_674147573e1db = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-674147573e1db"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-674147573e1db"); } In the vibrant landscape of dance music, 2007 was an exceptional year, marked by a proliferation of innovative sounds and rhythms that stirred up dance floors worldwide. This article will shine a spotlight on the Top Dance Songs of 2007, giving due credit to the standouts that shaped this remarkable period in dance music history. Firstly, "Boogie 2nite" by Booty Luv, one of the Top Dance Songs of 2007, was an infectious beat that captured the essence of an era. The track personified the vibrant spirit of dance music, making it a perennial favorite among both casual listeners and dance enthusiasts. Cahill's "Trippin On You" was another masterstroke from 2007, showcasing an innovative sound that seamlessly blended several music genres. The track was a musical journey, taking listeners through a myriad of emotions and dance rhythms, hence securing its place among the Top Dance Songs of 2007. Meanwhile, the updated version of "Do You Want It Right Now" by Degrees of Motion added a contemporary twist to a classic sound, reaffirming the timeless appeal of dance music. Another highlight was the Bassmonkey remix of "Keep Your Body Working" by Tony Moran & Martha Wash, which was emblematic of the upbeat, infectious rhythms that made 2007 a memorable year for dance music. The song "Stand Up" by Nowak drew inspiration from A Taste of Honey's disco classic Boogie Oogie Oogie, paying tribute to the heritage of dance music while also charting new territories. Also, Mika's "Love Today" and Roisin Murphy's "Let Me Know" were notable for their distinctive soundscapes, which contributed to the diversity of the Top Dance Songs of 2007. Finally, the DJ Meme remix of "The Cure and the Cause" by Fish Go Deep provided a deeper, more introspective take on dance music, showcasing the genre's versatility. Looking back on the Top Dance Songs of 2007, it's clear that this was a year of creativity and innovation, laying a solid foundation for the evolution of dance music in the years to follow. The Top Dance Songs of 2007 not only reflected the zeitgeist of the time but also marked a significant chapter in the history of dance music. Until the next time...ENJOY! Album : Deep & Funky 2007 pt. 2 | Expanded and RemasteredGenre : Funky House MusicYear : 2017Total Time : 02:01:02 1. Booty Luv - Boogie 2nite (Moto Blanco Club Mix) 2. Cahill feat. Nikki Belle - Trippin On You (Original Mix) 3. Bob Sinclar - Sound Of Freedom (Original Mix) 4. Lionel Richie - All Around The World (Bob Sinclar Remix) 5. Chanel - Dance (Fish & Chips Remix) 6. Physics feat. Alexandra Hamnede - Let It Out (Vincent Kwok Remix) 7.

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_674147573f4fc = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_674147573f4fc = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-674147573f4fc"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-674147573f4fc"); } 2007 was a transformative year for dance music, and its evolution is best demonstrated by the Top Dance Songs of 2007. This year, dance floors across the world pulsated with tracks from seasoned artists as well as fresh faces, reflecting a myriad of styles and sounds. Among the Top Dance Songs of 2007, the charismatic collaboration of Todd Terry Allstars and Tara McDonald with "Get Down" (Warren Clarke Club Mix) kicked off the year with a stunning union of rhythmic beats and vivacious vocals. It was a dance anthem that set the pace for the tracks to come, marrying rhythm and energy in an electrifying combination. Alexander O'Neal's "Saturday Love" (Soulshaker Club Mix) and Charlean Dance's "Mr. DJ" (Moto Blanco Remix) sustained this tempo with their soulful deliveries, further reinforcing 2007 as a year of rhythmic indulgence. The Soulshaker Club Mix of O'Neal's song was particularly notable for its ingenious remix that refreshed a classic while maintaining its original allure. Roisin Murphy's "Overpowered" (Seamus Haji Remix) made a significant impact on the scene as well, integrating a distinct electronic vibe into the year's top dance tracks. The eclectic blend of soulful lyrics and pulsating beats made it a standout among the Top Dance Songs of 2007. Bliss Inc.'s collaboration with Carlotta Chadwick for "Faith" (7th Heaven Remix) marked a momentous return to uplifting, inspirational dance music. This track, along with Sean Biddle's "Get Up 'n' Dance" (Alex Romano Remix), encouraged listeners to find joy and motivation on the dance floor, reminding us of the transformative power of dance music. Perhaps one of the most unexpected gems among the Top Dance Songs of 2007 was "Sexual Healing" (Freemasons Club Mix) by Alibi vs. Rockefeller. This modern interpretation of a classic song showcased the versatility and adaptability of dance music, skillfully incorporating a beloved melody into a new, dance-friendly context. Overall, the Top Dance Songs of 2007 illustrate a year of evolution and vibrancy within the world of dance music. They encapsulate a time when the genre was expanding, embracing new influences, and reaching out to a broader audience. The year's best tracks demonstrated an extraordinary blend of innovation, respect for the past, and a deep love for the infectious energy of dance music. As we look back on these tunes, we are reminded of the enduring power of rhythm, melody, and the human spirit to inspire and connect us on the dance floor and beyond. Album : Deep & Funky 2007 pt. 1 | Expanded and RemasteredGenre : Funky House MusicYear : 2017Total Time : 02:14:16 1. Todd Terry Allstars feat.

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_67414753368fe = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_67414753368fe = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-67414753368fe"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-67414753368fe"); } Party Favorz is back with the essential Spring Break dance mix for 2022! This latest set features all the biggest Dance Club hits of the spring — many of which will spill over into Summer. Without of doubt, Joel Corry is on a roll and there's no sign he's stopping anytime soon. He appears to have stepped away from his mainstream sugarcoated dance floor earcandy into a deeper Future House groove that's come off leftfield. With 'Liquor Store'  still running high on every DJ list, he drops the Trance classic remake of Da Hool's 'Meet Her At The Love Parade' with his version simply titled 'Parade.' For those of you who took the time to indulge in the Ultimate Trance Classics series we just dropped — this is one of the earliest Trance hits from the 90s that shook the club scene to its foundation. Speaking of Trance classics, the essential Spring Break set also includes Keanu Silva, Toby Romeo & Sacha's 'Hopeless Heart' which is an ode to the Robert Miles Trance classic 'Children' — a song most generations are intimately familiar with. We also have a 2022 re-work of the massive Trance classic 'Cafe Del Mar' by Paul Reid. I don't know if it was perfect timing or the universe calling back these classics to our collective conscious at the same time we put out the Ultimate Trance Classics Series but it does feel coincidental. One of our favorites from 2021, Kah-Lo is back with 'Drag Me Out' and 'The Sweetest Pie' by Megan Thee Stallion & Dua Lipa is already making a huge impact on radio and in the clubs. Remixes are only now coming out so be sure not to miss the Dirty Disco remix coming up on our next installment of the T-Dance series. Swedish House Mafia who's had a remarkable comeback to the club scene have teamed up with Sting for a total reimagining of the Police classic 'Roxanne' with 'Red Light' a song that's already on every DJ's top 10 list. Other notable new tracks gaining momentum are 'Good Luck' by Mabel, Jax Jones & Galantis, 'What Would You Do' by Joel Corry & David Guetta with Bryson Tiller, 'In Your Arms' by Topic, Robin Schulz, Nico Santos & Paul van Dyk (yes, that PVD another Trance reference), Purple Disco Machine and Sophie & the Giant continue their winning collaboration on 'In the Dark' with Oliver Helden doing the remix honors, Ferry Corsten's (yes that FC another Trance throwback) wonderful 'Wounded,' and the KD5 (Kaskade & Deadmaus5) team up for the Progressive House pleasure 'Escape,' while both R3HAB (with Saucy Santana) and Anna Lunoe take a 'dip' into the Freak Nasty classic with their reworks. Who wins that battle is anyone's guess because they're equally good. Finally, Kungs makes a return with the novelty track 'C...

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_6741475740744 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_6741475740744 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-6741475740744"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-6741475740744"); } The Top Dance Songs of 2007 provided an invigorating soundtrack to a year of significant change in the dance music landscape. With the rise of digital music, DJs and producers had a wealth of technology at their fingertips to create infectious rhythms and driving beats that ensured the dance floor remained vibrant. One of the highlights of the Top Dance Songs of 2007 was Beyonce's 'Green Light (Freemason's Remix)'. This high-energy track encapsulated the year's fusion of funky house and R&B rhythms. Beyonce's powerful vocals, mixed with Freemason's upbeat house undertones, created a club anthem that still resonates today. Erika Jayne's 'Roller Coaster (Moto Blanco Club Mix)' was another standout, epitomizing the year's fascination with electro-infused pop. Jayne's sultry vocals paired with Moto Blanco's expert production demonstrated the exciting possibilities of combining pop sensibilities with dance beats. In 2007, dance music was also characterized by a return to classic disco influences, reflected in Barbara Tucker's 'Love Vibrations (Josh Harris Club Mix)'. Tucker's soulful vocals, combined with the uplifting disco house beat, delivered a potent reminder of dance music's enduring roots. Jennifer Lopez showcased her versatility with 'Do It Well (Moto Blanco Remix)' and 'Hold It Don't Drop It (Moto Blanco Club Mix)', both tracks showcasing a winning combination of R&B-infused lyrics and high-energy dance rhythms. Meanwhile, Rihanna emerged as a dominant force in the dance music scene with 'We Ride (Lenny B Club Mix)' and 'Don't Stop The Music (Jody Den Broeder Big Room Vocal Mix)', songs that showcased her distinctive vocals against an energetic, dance-friendly backdrop. The Top Dance Songs of 2007 weren't only about high-energy beats and infectious rhythms. Delerium's 'Angelicus (Morgan Paige Remix)' brought a more contemplative, trance-infused sound to the year's dance floors, demonstrating the diversity and breadth of dance music in 2007. Whether it was Seal's uplifting 'Amazing (Kaskade Remix)' or Pink's defiant 'U + Ur Hand (Bimbo Jones Explicit Mix)', the Top Dance Songs of 2007 embodied a year of experimentation, evolution, and enduring love for the rhythm that keeps us moving. These tracks, among others, serve as a testament to a year when dance music both embraced its roots and reached for new heights. Until the next time...ENJOY! Album : Year-end Edition 2007 | Volume 2Genre : Circuit, Electro-HouseYear : 2007Total Time : 02:44:20 1. Beyonce - Green Light (Freemason's Mixshow Edit) 2. Erika Jayne - Roller Coaster (Moto Blanco Club Mix) 3. Barbara Tucker - Love Vibrations (Josh Harris Club Mix) 4. Fergie feat.

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Before I go into the discussion about the Deep Edition 2007 v4, I would like to bring to everyone's attention that today is World AIDS Day. A disease that has devastated not only lives but families as well, all over the world. I have lost several friends to this disease, including my brother in 1986. If you look to the right, just below the pod player, you will see an ad with the ultimate Diva, Annie Lennox. If you click on the link, you will be able to support her and the Treatment Action Organization in South Africa. You can buy a T-Shirt or purchase the download of her latest song "Sing" featuring a slew of artists including Madonna. If anything, purchase the kick-ass Moto/Blanco mix of the song, which you've no doubt heard if you've been anywhere near a club lately. Stay involved. Stay focused. Better yet, stay safe. Enough preaching. Here's is the latest Deep Edition...and it rocks if I do say so myself. This will be perfect after those long cold days at work or after spending an entire day Christmas shopping at the mall. Grab yourself a glass of wine, smoke a joint and just chill-out and relax...that's the power of music. Oh yeah, don't be shocked by the inclusion of Dave Gahan on this mix...you'll be pleasantly surprised. Also, I just finished up a MySpace page. You can check it out here. If anyone can explain how to rearrange the modules on my profile page, I'd be forever indebted : ) One last thing, Funky Edition 2007 v6 will be up tomorrow and the Holiday Edition 2007 will be up no later than Saturday, next week. Until then...Enjoy! Album : Deep Edition 2007 v4 Genre : Deep House, Soulful, Chill Year : 2007 Total Time : 01:25:08 Joeski - Carbibe Elektrico (Outter Limits Remix) JP Phillippe - She's A Goddess (Original Mix) Soul Central feat. Abigail Bailey - Time After Time (Soul Central Vocal Mix) Harold Heath - Mercury Blues (Kirby Remix) DJ Gregory - Attend 1 (Original Mix) Randall Jones - Lost Love (Original Mix) Klod Rights - Amber Eyes (Original Mix) Masters At Work feat. India - To Be In Love (Tiefschwarz Acoustic Mixdown) Manuel Tur & DPlay - Lobata (Original Mix) Lukas Greenberg - My Feeling (Original Mix) Scope - All Night Long (Original Mix) Dave Gahan - I Need You (Jay's Summerdub) The Sound Republic - Bumpin' Enjoyment (Original Mix)

Okay, maybe not as funky as previous efforts, but the Funky House Edition 2007 v5 is still very soulful and often uplifting. Mainly the kind of feel-good house I've always enjoyed. Check it out. Album : Funky House Edition 2007 v5 Genre : House, Disco, Funky Year : 2007 Total Time : 01:11:16 1. Cedric Cervais feat. Caroline - Spirit In My Life (Richard Earnshaw Remix) 2. Alexander O'Neal - Saturday Love (Soulshaker Club Mix) 3. DJ Hoffmana feat. SeeU - Pain For You (Fat32 Mix) 4. Sean Biddle - Get Up 'n' Dance (Alex Romano Remix) 5. Tommy Marcus - Supalove (Bini & Martini Suka-Love Vocal Mix) 6. T-Empo feat. Julia Roberts - Saturday Night Sunday Morning (T-Empo Mix) 7. Chaka Khan - Angel (Mr. Mig Extended Remix) 8. Mischa Daniels feat. Tash - Round & Round (Tom Novy & Isma-ae Remix) 9. Physics feat. Alexandra Hamnede - Let It Out (Vincent Kwok Remix) 10. Spencer & Hill - Get It On (Extended) 11. Ercola feat. Heikki L - Deep At Night (Original Mix) 12. Degrees Of Motion - Do You Want It Right Now (Mischa Daniels Funktion Remix)

Just finished Deep Edition 2007 v3 a few days ago. Starts off with some nice low-key house, which builds on top of each other. By the fourth song, you'll notice a different direction as it transitions into some techno house and then into more progressive deep sounds before dropping down again. Take notice of the smoking gospel mashup between Antoine Clamaran and Alison Limerick! Though my other half can't stand these mixes, I find them soothing. Enjoy! Album : Deep Edition 2007 v3 Genre : Deep House, Progressive House, Soulful Year : 2007 Total Time : 01:07:22 1. The Brand New Heavies - Let's Do It Again (Kenny Dope O-Gutta Remix) 2. Restless Soul feat. Shea Soul - Tricks (Main Vocal) 3. Quentin Harris feat. Margaret Grace - My Joy (Todd Terry 12'' Vocal) 4. Lemonade Market - 9 Moons (David Tort & Bastien Libra Remix) 5. Terry Lee Brown Junior - Lost And Found (Steve Bug Found It Mix) 6. Dennis Ferrer feat. Danil Wright - Church Lady (Dennis Ferrer Dub) 7. Andy Cato - Cosmic Force (Francois Dubois Remix) 8. Emjae - What Happened to Disco (Original) 9. Blvd East - Mototronic (Main Mix) 10. DJ Chus & David Penn - Burning Paris (Wet Finger Remix) 11. Still Going - Still Going Theme (Original)

 ...and the Funk keeps rolling! Seemingly all over the place, with a variety of styles (including some Latin flavor at the end); but it works. Enjoy! Album : Funky House Edition 2007 v4 Genre : House, Disco, Funky Year : 2007 Total Time : 01:18:31 1. Erika Jayne - Stars (Moto Blanco Remix) 2. Hardsoul feat. Fierce Ruling Diva - Self Religion (Believe In Me) (Hardsoul Reconstruction) 3. Neil Bainbridge - Radio Tonic (Original Mix) 4. Pianoman - Blurred (Solitaire Mix) 5. Sissoko - Flying To Namibia (Original Club Mix) 6. Musetta - Peace & Melody (Anil Chawla & Dale Anderson Mix) 7. Carl Kennedy vs. MYNC feat. Roachford - Ride The Storm (RLS Club Mix) 8. Peter Luts & Barbara Tucker - One (Original) 9. Al.Ka Project - People Get Ready (Vocal Mix) 10. Lemonade Market - 9 Moons (Overbooking Studio Rework) 11. Amesha - I'll Be There (Wideboys Vocal Mix) 12. The Disco Boys - Start All Over Again (Extended Mix) 13. Cloudburst feat. Culture Girl - 40 Miles (Vocal Mix) 14. Ian Oliver feat. Shantel - Bucovina (Ian Oliver's Clubovina Mix)

Threw in some plain ole Disco and House along with the Funk this time 'round...Enjoy! Album : Funky House Edition 2007 v3 Genre : House, Disco, Funky Year : 2007 Total Time : 01:28:24 1. Eddie Cumana feat. Johan Brunkvist - Disco Celebration (Original Instrumental Mix) 2. Georgie Porgie - Lift Your Voices (Wideboys Anthemic Club Mix) 3. Michael Bublé - It Had Better Be Tonight (House Lovers Club) 4. Tristan Garner feat. Akil - Give Love (Jerome Isma-Ae Remix) 5. Barbara Tucker - Love Vibrations (Georgie's Love Club Mix) 6. Freemasons feat. Hazel Fernandes - If (Full Length Original Version) 7. Gioia - Your Love Is Lifting Me (Higher And Higher) (Almighty Club Mix) 8. The Shapeshifters - New Day (Mark!'s Vocal Mix) 9. Tony Moran feat. Martha Wash - Keep Your Body Working (Bassmonkeys Club Mix) 10. Sucker DJs feat. Wray - Salvation (Original Club Mix) 11. Booty Luv - Shine (Moto Blanco Remix) 12. Kimberley Locke - Band Of Gold (Almighty 12'' Anthem Club Mix) 13. Roisin Murphy - Let Me Know (Joey Negro Destination Boogie Mix) 14. Mahjong feat. D'Layna - So Thankful (Federico Conti Extended Mix)

Definitely more experimental. Mostly instrumental and at times a little bit off the beaten path. Personally, I love it, but my partner hates it. That being said, I guess it's not for everyone. See whatcha think. Album : Deep Edition 2007 v2 Genre : Deep House, Progressive House, Techno Year : 2007 Total Time : 01:19:21 1. Nicole Otero - Sunshine Song (John Julius Knight Re-Rub Vox Mix) 2. Troydon & Decosta - New York Minute (Original Mix) 3. Dirty Harry - Deep In The Vibe (Original Mix) 4. Gregor Tresher - A Thousand Nights (Original Mix) 5. Deadmau5 - Faxing Berlin (Original Mix) 6. Axwell feat. Max'C - I Found You (Dubfire Remix Edit) 7. Digital Villains - Busted Speaker (Original Mix) 8. Robert Miles - Children 2007 (Jerry Ropero & Denis The Menace Mix) 9. Roman Rai - Digitalis (Original Mix) 10. Adam Beyer - China Girl (Original Mix) 11. DJ Grégory - Elle (Copyright Re-Edit) 12. Adam K & Soha - Twilight (Original Mix)

Volume 2 of the Funky House Edition 2007...Great stuff on this one...check it out! Album : Funky House Edition 2007 v2 Genre : House, Disco, Funky Year : 2007 Total Time : 01:18:16 1. Illusive - Make A Difference (Original Mix) 2. Steven Stone feat. Sybille - All I Need Is Love (Revival Mix) 3. Belezamusica - Inside Out (DJ Meme Remix) 4. Highlife feat. Karime Kendra - Mercy On Me (Main Mix) 5. Jennifer Lopez - Do It Well (Moto Blanco Remix) 6. Mia feat. The Polarbabies - Dream Girl (Original Club) 7. Eurythmics - Here Comes The Rain Again (Freemasons Remix) 8. DJ Kuffar - I Saw Your Smile (Soul Conspiracy Ultradisco Remix) 9. Degrees Of Motion - Do You Want It Right Now (Haji & Emanuel Remix) 10. Space Cowboy feat. Nadia Oh - Something 4 Weekend (Seamus Haji Remix) 11. Nowak feat. D'Layna - Stand Up (The Funkness Extended Mix) 12. Saudage Project - Love Is Gonna Get You (Cristian Marchi Main Mix) 13. Mr Timothy & Inaya Day - I Am Tha 1 (Original Mix)

This is a re-worked and remastered version of Funky House Edition 2007 v1, which had been long lost. Album : Funky House Edition 2007 v1 Genre : House, Disco, Funky Year : 2007 Total Time : 01:19:49 1. Manyus & Dario Guida - Love Saves The Day (Love Panic Club Mix) 2. Warren Clarke pres. TBC - Movin Out (Original Mix) 3. Hott 22 - Satisfied (Remix) 4. Milk & Sugar - Has Your Man Got Soul (Timbalestics Remix) 5. Wawa & Herd feat. Amanda Wilson - The Right Way (Original Vocal Mix) 6. Ultra DJ's feat. TQ - Must Be The Music (Montoja Remix) 7. Mark Ronson feat. Amy Winehouse - Valerie (Andy Cato Pack Up And Dance Remix) 8. Groove Armada - Love Sweet Sound (Mark Knight & Funkagenda's A.H.B Mix) 9. Blackliquid feat. Ne'a Posey - Gotta Be Me (Ospina & Oscar P Remix) 10. Sergio Flores vs. Mitomi Tokoto - Hold On [That Piano Track] (Sergio Flores Vocal Mix) 11. Star Anise feat. Andrea Britton - When I Fall (Soul Bomb Deep Club Remix) 12. Candy Williams feat. Whiteside - Move On Up (Niko De Luka & Brown Sugar Remix) 13. Max The Voice - Bandit (Vocal Version)

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_6741475337dd4 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_6741475337dd4 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-6741475337dd4"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-6741475337dd4"); } Get ready to embark on a nostalgic journey with the fourth and final volume of the Ultimate Trance Classics series, an elevated collection that stands as a tribute to the pivotal tracks that shaped the trance scene. Revisiting these compilations feels like a late-night dance rave that carries you to dawn's first light, capturing the essence of trance classics like no other. Dive into the rich diversity of the Trance Classics with track one, "Flaming June" by BT, a mesmerizing collaboration with PvD, which set the bar for euphoric trance. As you continue your sonic journey, experience the ethereal vibes of Paul Oakenfold's "Southern Sun," remixed by DJ Tiesto, reminding us of the trance golden era. Relive the brilliance of Armin van Buuren's influence on the genre with tracks like "Exhale," a collaboration with System F, and the unforgettable "As The Rush Comes" remix for Motorcycle, further enhancing the depth and diversity of these Trance Classics. Sash!'s "Encore Une Fois," remixed by Dancing Divaz, brings you a blast from the past, igniting the timeless spirit of trance music. Similarly, "Strange World" by Push, a remastered remake from 2000, serves as an emblematic representation of the evolution of the genre over the decades. Volume 4 concludes on a high note with Dario G's "Sunchyme." The Mastermix 'Diffusion Remix' from 2006 stays true to the original while adding a modern twist. The classic choir hook lifted from Dream Academy's "Life In a Northern Town" coupled with the uplifting instrumental and piano beats make it a perfect homage to the original. These Trance Classics are more than just songs; they're portals to a time when dance floors around the world were united by the pulsating beats of trance music. From BT's "Flaming June" to Dario G's "Sunchyme," this collection is a testament to the lasting impact of these legendary tracks. This enhanced and expanded version of the Ultimate Trance Classics series, better mixed than its 2010 predecessor, is guaranteed to provide an immersive experience for all Trance enthusiasts. Brace yourself for the purest form of euphoria, and let these Trance Classics take you back in time to the unforgettable dance raves of yesteryears. Until the next time...ENJOY! Album: Ultimate Trance Classics | Volume 4Genre: Trance, Progressive HouseYear: 2022Total Time: 04:19:00 1. BT - Flaming June (BT & PvD Mix) 2. Blank & Jones - After Love (Club Mix) 3. Armin van Buuren vs. System F - Exhale (Extended Mix) 4. Paul Oakenfold - Southern Sun (DJ Tiesto Mix) 5. Dido - Here With Me (Jonny Vicious Mix) 6. Motorcycle - As The Rush Comes (Armin Van Buuren Universal Religion Mix) 7.

The Deep Edition 2007 v1 is the first in a series of house mixes that I will update frequently. The original series was called "Leftovers" but I decided to stay with the Party Favorz theme. You'll know the style based on the title. For instance, "Deep" is laid back smooth house with a little alternative thrown in for good measure...nothing ever gets too loud though. "Funky" will be an upbeat shake-your-ass type of music that can include some Deep House. That being said, here is the first of several from this new group. Enjoy! Album : Deep Edition 2007 v1 Genre : Deep House, Progressive House, Techno, Soulful Year : 2007 Total Time : 01:17:06 1. Billie Holiday - But Beautiful (Tony Humphries THP Remix) 2. DJ Tekin feat. Taclan - Save My Soul (Davidson Ospina & Oscar P Club Remix) 3. Gordon Chambers - Never Fall In Love (DJ Spinna Remix) 4. Justin Martin - Night Owl (Manoo & Franois A Remix) 5. Albert Cabrera feat. Alex Catana - Dig The Vibes (Original Mix) 6. Arnaud D & Frederic Grand - Lemon (Original Mix) 7. Empulse - American Idle (Morel Pink Noise Dub) 8. Michael Gray feat Steve Edwards - Somewhere Beyond (Alex Santos Remix) 9. Carolyn Harding - Be With You (DJ Man-X-Mix) 10. Roisin Murphy - Let Me Know (Joey Negro Vibe Mix) 11. Musiq Soulchild - Teachme (Darryl James 12'' Vocal Mix)

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_6741475743bf8 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_6741475743bf8 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-6741475743bf8"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-6741475743bf8"); } In the often capricious world of music, bands come and go, leaving only ephemeral traces. But not Everything But The Girl. Founded in 1982 by Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt, the British duo has always been emblematic of a refined genre that fuses jazz, pop, and electronic music. For many years, they carved out their own niche, their music celebrated by a dedicated, though relatively small, fanbase. Then came Todd Terry and his remix of  "Missing," from their "Amplified Heart" album and suddenly Everything But The Girl was an overnight success 12 years in the making. The Todd Terry remix of "Missing" was transformative, not just for the band but for the trajectory of dance music in general. There are songs that have the power to define an era, and "Missing" certainly belongs to this select group. This single track transformed EBTG from being a band that appealed to a niche audience to a staple in dance clubs and on the radio worldwide. It showcased the remarkable adaptability of Thorn and Watt's music for a whole new audience, repackaging their artistry in a way that resonated with fans of club music. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuiYATFbUwQ Diving into their foray into the dance realm, it's hard to overlook tracks like "Lullaby Of Clubland," reimagined by Ben Watt himself into a 'Summer Storm Remix.' It captures the essence of a languid, steamy summer night, eliciting that same kind of emotive response that EBTG has been known for. Similarly, "Five Fathoms," refashioned by Kevin Yost into the "Everything & A Groove" Mix, and "The Future Of The Future (Stay Gold)" with a Deep Dish Extended Mix, exemplify the band's seamless transition into the world of dance music. Both songs have a narrative depth, reimagined through transformative remixes that highlight the band's knack for storytelling through melody. And then, of course, there's the song with two identities: "Tracey In My Room" and "Wrong." Both titles refer to the same musical base but were released as different remixes at different times. The Lazy Dog Bootleg Vocal Mix and Deep Dish 12" Remix highlight the duo's fluidity in adapting to different musical contexts without losing the essence of their artistic identity. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omJQVvKVQCk And what about Driving with a Todd Terry Remix? It has the same transformative energy as "Missing," serving as another testament to the groundbreaking remix capabilities of DJs like Terry in taking a song from one genre and successfully crossing it into another. I have to share an anecdote here that puts everything into perspective. Earlier this summer, a close friend who was relocating to New York asked for a new copy o...

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_67414757454c0 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_67414757454c0 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-67414757454c0"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-67414757454c0"); } In 2006, dance music underwent a vibrant transformation, with multiple groundbreaking tracks that defined the genre and left an indelible mark on the club scene. The biggest dance songs of 2006, characterized by energetic beats and memorable hooks, were not only chart-toppers but also cultural touchstones that continue to resonate with dance music enthusiasts worldwide. Paul Oakenfold, a pioneer in the electronic music scene, paired up with actress and singer Brittany Murphy to release the catchy track "Faster Kill Pussycat". Eddie Baez's Future Disco Mix of the track gave it a big room dark tribal circuit remix, amplifying its dance floor appeal with enhanced synth layers and a thumping bassline, marking it as one of the top dance songs of 2006. Madonna, the Queen of Pop, once again demonstrated her unwavering hold on the dance genre with "Jump". The Offer Nissim Remix of this empowering track breathed new life into it, introducing high-energy beats and mesmerizing rhythms. Nissim, an Israeli DJ renowned for his remixing skills, managed to retain Madonna's iconic style while adding his unique spin, contributing to the biggest dance songs of 2006. Christina Aguilera's sultry "Ain't No Other Man" was reimagined by Tony Moran & Jody Den Broeder in their Anthem Mix. The mix highlighted Aguilera's robust vocals while injecting an irresistibly catchy beat that had club-goers swaying to its rhythm. The track's success cemented its place among the top dance songs of 2006. Rihanna's "SOS" was another standout track in 2006, remixed into an infectious dance hit by Chris Cox. His Club Mix accentuated the track's catchy hook and driving beat, catapulting it to the top of dance charts worldwide. This energetic remix was a testament to Cox's remixing prowess and a highlight among the biggest dance songs of 2006. Natasha Bedingfield also made waves with "The One That Got Away", which received an inspiring remix from the Wamdue Get Together Extended Vocal Mix. This remix, characterized by its emotive vocals and deep house influences, further underscored Bedingfield's lyrical storytelling with an energizing beat and infectious rhythm. In conclusion, the top dance songs of 2006 were the result of an exciting interplay of dynamic beats, unique remixes, and compelling vocals. These tracks, now considered classic club anthems, showcased the talent and creativity of both the original artists and the DJs who remixed them. They continue to inspire and captivate, reminding us of a golden era in dance music history and their significance as the biggest dance songs of 2006. Album : Year-end Edition 2006 | Volume 3Genre : Circuit,

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_6741475746663 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_6741475746663 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-6741475746663"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-6741475746663"); } The year 2006 was a time of great innovation and creativity in the music industry, particularly in the realm of dance music. The top dance songs of 2006 were not merely tracks that got people moving; they were a cultural phenomenon, a means of expression, and a symbol of the time. The dance scene was marked by a series of remarkable songs, unforgettable DJs, and unparalleled remixes that had the world grooving to their beats. One of the top dance songs of 2006 was Madonna's "Sorry", remixed by the legendary British synth-pop duo Pet Shop Boys. This remix infused the original track with a new layer of synthesized pop, resulting in a dance anthem that resonated across clubs globally, showcasing the Pet Shop Boys' distinctive talent for reshaping pop classics into dance masterpieces. Beyoncé also contributed significantly to the top dance songs of 2006 with "Dèjá Vu". The Freemasons Club Mix of this track turned it into a rhythmic feast, maintaining the power of Beyoncé's vocals while introducing an irresistible dance beat. This blend of Beyoncé's commanding performance and the Freemasons' mastery of the remix solidified "Dèjá Vu" as a favorite on dance floors worldwide. Bob Sinclar's collaboration with Gary Pine on "Love Generation" was another significant contribution to the dance scene in 2006. The Full Intention Club Mix transformed the feel-good anthem into a dance floor marvel. Full Intention, known for their dynamic remixes, added a new depth and energy to the track, amplifying its danceability and appeal. Mary J. Blige’s heartfelt "Be Without You" received a dance makeover with the Moto Blanco Vocal Mix. The duo’s remix introduced an upbeat tempo and synthesized melodies that contrasted the song's emotional lyrics, making it one of the top dance songs of 2006. The Pussycat Dolls also made a mark with their sultry song "Buttons", which was creatively remixed by Dave Aude into the Button Fly Club Mix. Aude, known for his exceptional talent in transforming pop songs into club bangers, turned "Buttons" into an energetic dance anthem. Goldfrapp's "Ooh La La", already a standout for its glam-rock vibe, was reimagined by Peter Rauhofer in his Reconstruction Mix. His version introduced a darker, more electrifying feel to the track, ensuring its position among the top dance songs of 2006. Last but not least, Justin Timberlake's "Sexy Back", one of the defining songs of the year, was turned into a club favorite through Dean Coleman's Vocal Mix. Coleman's version highlighted Timberlake's seductive vocals against an irresistibly pulsating beat, making it a dance floor staple. As we look back,

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_674147574784e = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_674147574784e = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-674147574784e"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-674147574784e"); } As the digital clock rolled over into 2006, the nightlife scene was booming with a soundtrack that defined a generation. That was a year of exciting breakthroughs, innovative remixes, and infectious dance tracks. So, it's time to take a nostalgic leap back and delve into the Top Dance Songs of 2006 that made our hearts race and bodies move on the dance floor. One name that shone brightly on the 2006 dance scene was the French DJ, Bob Sinclar. His seminal hit "World Hold On (Children Of The Sky)" featuring Steve Edwards, was a dance anthem of the time. The Club Mix of this track was a staple in dance clubs worldwide, its infectious rhythm and pulsating beats providing the ideal soundtrack to many a memorable night out. Its upbeat message of unity and hope combined with Steve Edward's soulful vocals turned it into an instant classic. In the realm of top dance songs of 2006, The Bird & The Bee also claimed their place in the club scene. Their controversially titled "Fucking Boyfriend" received an energetic remix from the talented Ralphi Rosario and Jody DB. This Vox Mix amplified the song’s original playful vibe, blending sultry vocals with compelling electronic elements. Ralphi Rosario, a pivotal figure in house music since the 1980s, along with Jody DB, added their unique touch, making it a dance-floor favorite. Not to be outdone, pop queen Madonna also left a strong imprint on the dance scene in 2006 with her hit single "Get Together". Peter Rauhofer, the Grammy Award-winning remixer, transformed the song into a club banger. The Peter Rauhofer Club Mix was a beautifully crafted remix, extending the track’s running time and enhancing the energy, making it a must-play in clubs around the world. In 2006, Canadian songstress Nelly Furtado shifted her musical style from pop-folk to pop-R&B, resulting in the chart-topping hit, "Promiscuous". The song was then remixed by Ralphi Rosario into a version named "Ralphis Dirty Vocal". His version turned the hit single into a dance club smash, demonstrating his unmatched ability to translate mainstream songs into infectious dance floor anthems. Adding to the roster of top dance songs of 2006 was Joey Negro with his hit "Make A Move On Me". Known for his ability to infuse funk and disco elements into house music, Joey Negro's Vocal Club Mix of "Make A Move On Me" was a unique blend of electronic beats, catchy vocal hooks, and a pulsing bassline. The mix was a testament to his distinctive sound and earned him widespread recognition in the dance music scene. So, there you have it - a nostalgic trip down the dance-laden memory lane of 2006. The Top Dance Songs of 2006,

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_67414757489fb = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_67414757489fb = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-67414757489fb"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-67414757489fb"); } In 2005, the global dance music scene was graced with innovative remixes and boundary-pushing tracks that forever changed the landscape of the genre. The top dance songs of 2005 were marked by their ability to blend catchy rhythms with heart-throbbing basslines, creating timeless anthems that still set the dance floor ablaze. The Killers' iconic "Mr. Brightside" was reimagined by Jacques Lu Cont (a.k.a. Stuart Price) in his Thin White Duke Mix. Lu Cont's remix introduced a new perspective to the track, with his version infusing a trance-like ambience that made it one of the biggest dance songs of 2005. The unique blend of driving bass and atmospheric synths propelled "Mr. Brightside" to new heights in the dance music realm. Sun's "Without Love" received the Tony Moran & Den Broeder Mix treatment, cementing its place among the top dance songs of 2005. The duo injected the track with an irresistible rhythm and euphoric vibes that resonated with club-goers, making it one of the year's most played songs in clubs worldwide. Rihanna's breakout hit "Pon de Replay" was transformed with the Pon De Club Play remix by Chris Cox. This version amplified the track's Caribbean influences, infusing it with a club-ready tempo that made it one of the biggest dance songs of the year. This remix was instrumental in catapulting Rihanna's early career, demonstrating the track's universal appeal on dance floors across the globe. Rosko's "Love Is A Drug" was another gem among the top dance songs of 2005. The John Creamer & Stephane K Remix imbued the song with a mesmerizing electronic beat, highlighting the track's entrancing lyricism. This version amplified the song's dance floor appeal, reinforcing its status among the biggest dance songs of 2005. Lastly, the Eurythmics' "I've Got a Life" was given a fresh spin by David Guetta & Joachim Garraud in their Remix. Guetta and Garraud, both renowned for their work in the dance music industry, elevated the track's melodic richness while maintaining its soulful vocals, making it one of the top dance songs of 2005. In conclusion, 2005 was a milestone year in the dance music genre. The top dance songs of the year were marked by innovative remixes that blended diverse musical influences, creating a unique sound that continues to influence contemporary dance music. These tracks not only stood out as the biggest dance songs of 2005, but they also set the stage for the evolution of dance music in the years to follow. Album : Year-end Edition 2005 | Volume 4Genre : Circuit, Electro-HouseYear : 2005Total Time : 01:09:18 1. The Killers - Mr. Brightside (Jacques Lu Cont's Thin White Duke Mix) 2.

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_6741475749aa4 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_6741475749aa4 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-6741475749aa4"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-6741475749aa4"); } 2005 was a landmark year in the dance music genre, giving us a roster of club bangers that resonated deeply with dance music lovers worldwide. The top dance songs of 2005 captivated audiences with their driving beats, infectious rhythms, and innovative remixes. Faith Evans' "Mesmerized" was among the biggest dance songs of 2005. The Freemasons Full Vocal Mix added a fresh dimension to the track, with the British DJ duo incorporating their distinctive house beats and euphoric crescendos. The result was an exhilarating track that dominated dance floors and charts alike. Danielle Bollinger's "When The Broken Hearted Love Again" received a stirring remix from Chris Cox. The Club Mix amplified the energy of the original track, securing its place among the top dance songs of 2005. Cox, renowned for his mixing prowess, ensured that the song struck a chord with its energetic beats and uplifting tempo. Seal's classic "Killer" got a riveting remix from Peter Rauhofer in 2005. The Part 2 Remix retained the original's emotional depth while incorporating an energetic, club-friendly rhythm. This reinvented track emerged as one of the biggest dance songs of the year, demonstrating Rauhofer's aptitude for blending emotive lyrics with danceable beats. The Pussycat Dolls' sassy "Don't Cha" also claimed its place among the top dance songs of 2005, thanks to Ralphi's Hot Freak 12'' Vox Mix. Ralphi Rosario's remix accentuated the track's catchy hooks and dynamic vocals, creating an unforgettable dance anthem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjIfieZEBwU Darren Hayes' "Popular" received a makeover from Wayne G in the form of the Heaven Anthem Mix. Wayne G's unique mixing style infused the track with a pulsating rhythm and ecstatic energy, contributing to its popularity as one of 2005's biggest dance songs. Freemasons, in collaboration with Amanda Wilson, released "Love On My Mind". The Full Intention Club remix of this track was an exceptional contribution to the year's dance music scene, further solidifying Freemasons' influence in the genre. Finally, Madonna's "Hung Up" received an energizing L.E.X. Massive Club Mix. This remix of one of the top dance songs of 2005 injected the track with a propulsive beat and dynamic synths, creating a club anthem that reverberated across dance floors worldwide. In conclusion, the top dance songs of 2005 were a perfect blend of creative lyrics, compelling vocals, and invigorating beats. Thanks to the talented artists and innovative DJs who reimagined these tracks, 2005 was a year that truly shaped the narrative of dance music, delivering some of the biggest dance songs that continue to influence the gen...

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_674147574aa42 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_674147574aa42 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-674147574aa42"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-674147574aa42"); } The year 2005 was a significant period in the evolution of dance music. With a myriad of artists and DJs contributing to the genre's growth, the top dance songs of 2005 made an unforgettable impact, defining the soundscape of clubs around the world. Starting with Lola's "No Strings (Let's Have Sex)", the Moto Blanco Mix gave the track an irresistible energy that characterized the dance scene of the year. Moto Blanco, the British DJ duo known for their infectious house beats, transformed Lola's track into a dance anthem, positioning it among the biggest dance songs of 2005. Jennifer Lopez's "Get Right" received an invigorating Full Intention Vocal Mix, marking it as one of the top dance songs of 2005. Full Intention, the UK DJ and production duo, added their signature house groove to the track, amplifying its danceability and solidifying its spot on club playlists globally. Blaze presented "Most Precious Love" featuring Barbara Tucker in 2006, and the Freemasons 'Proper' Club Mix of this soulful track furthered its dance floor appeal. The Freemasons, celebrated for their distinctive club mixes, created an engaging rhythm that made "Most Precious Love" one of the biggest dance songs of the time. Jody Watley's "Looking For A New Love" got a modern, dance-worthy twist with the Craig Christiansen Remix. Christiansen's interpretation enhanced the danceability of the original, reinforcing its position among the top dance songs of 2005. Jason Walker's "Set it Free" was transformed by the iconic Tony Moran Mix. Moran's remix injected the track with high-energy beats, creating an irresistible dance hit and making it a staple in clubs worldwide. Kelly Clarkson's "Since U Been Gone" was taken to new heights with the Jason Nevins Rock Da Club Mix. Nevins' unique ability to combine pop and dance elements crafted a version that resonated with dance music fans, making it one of the biggest dance songs of 2005. Inaya Day's "Nasty Girl" was reimagined by Peter Rauhofer in his Reconstruction Mix, adding an upbeat tempo that was hard to resist. Rauhofer, a Grammy-winning remixer, turned "Nasty Girl" into an exhilarating dance track. Finally, Destiny's Child's "Lose My Breath" received the Peter Rauhofer's Breathless Club Mix treatment. Rauhofer's version highlighted the track's rhythmic complexity and dynamic vocals, making it one of the top dance songs of 2005. In conclusion, the biggest dance songs of 2005 were an electrifying blend of imaginative lyrics, inspiring vocals, and energetic beats, thanks to the talented artists and the skillful DJs who remixed these tracks. These songs not only shaped the dance music scene in 2005 but continue to i...

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_674147574b9e5 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_674147574b9e5 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-674147574b9e5"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-674147574b9e5"); } 2005 was an exciting year in dance music, with a wave of innovative tracks and mesmerizing remixes that left an indelible mark on the global dance scene. The top dance songs of 2005 not only topped the charts but also defined the sound of a generation, driving a cultural movement that celebrated individuality and freedom. Among the biggest dance songs of 2005 was "Here I Am" by David Morales featuring Tamra Keenan. Kaskade, one of the top American DJs and producers known for his unique blend of house music, breathed new life into the track with his remix. Kaskade's version balanced Keenan's ethereal vocals with deep, pulsating rhythms, transforming "Here I Am" into a dance floor sensation. Deep Dish's "Say Hello" was another iconic track in 2005. Chus & Ceballos, a renowned Spanish DJ duo, further elevated the track's appeal with their remix. Known for their distinctive "Iberican sound" that combines tribal rhythms with tech-house elements, their remix of "Say Hello" was a standout among the top dance songs of 2005. Kristine W's "The Wonder Of It All" was reimagined by Offer Nissim, an Israeli DJ who had already established himself as a master remixer. Nissim's mix of "The Wonder Of It All" added an infectious beat to Kristine W's powerful vocals, creating a club anthem that cemented its place among the biggest dance songs of 2005. Mariah Carey's "We Belong Together", one of the year's biggest hits, was given a club-ready makeover by Peter Rauhofer in his Reconstruction Club Mix. Rauhofer, a Grammy-winning remixer, reimagined the heartfelt ballad into a high-energy dance track, demonstrating his ability to transform mainstream hits into club anthems. Steve Mac vs. Mosquito's track "Lovin' You More (That Big Track)" featuring Steve Smith was transformed by the Freemasons into a club banger. Their remix was a testament to the Freemasons' talent for crafting energetic, addictive dance tracks, securing its place among the top dance songs of 2005. The biggest dance songs of 2005 were a testament to the creative synergy between original artists and the DJs who remixed their tracks. These songs not only defined the dance music scene of the year but also continue to inspire a new generation of DJs and music enthusiasts. The top dance songs of 2005 remain a crucial part of the dance music narrative, a reflection of a time when rhythm, creativity, and expression fused together to create magic on the dance floor. Album : Year-end Edition 2005 | Volume 1Genre : Circuit, Electro-HouseYear : 2005Total Time : 01:22:34 1. David Morales feat. Tamra Keenan - Here I Am (Kaskade Remix) 2. Georgie Porgie - Sunshine (Josh Harris House Mix)

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_674147574c8ea = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_674147574c8ea = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-674147574c8ea"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-674147574c8ea"); } The year 2004 was a pivotal period in the evolution of dance music, with a range of outstanding tracks that still hold sway on the dance floor. Here, we take an in-depth look at some of the top dance songs of 2004 and the talented DJs who gave these tracks a refreshing new spin. Jason Walker's "Foolish Mind Games" got a captivating makeover in the hands of the renowned Junior Vasquez. Vasquez's remix of the track stood out among the top dance songs of 2004 for its pulsating rhythm, energizing beats, and Walker's compelling vocal delivery. Vasquez's expert touch turned this track into a club anthem that still resonates with dance enthusiasts. "Love's Divine" by Seal received a vibrant remix from The Passengerz, dubbed the Sanctuary Club Mix. The Passengerz perfectly balanced Seal's emotive vocals with an uplifting beat to create one of the biggest dance songs of 2004. Their impressive remix showcased their talent for blending poignant lyrics with foot-tapping rhythms. Milk & Sugar teamed up with Lizzy Pattinson to release "Let The Sun Shine," and the Terrace Mix of this track made it a standout among the top dance songs of 2004. The track's uplifting melody, coupled with Pattinson's ethereal vocals, made it a favorite on the dance floor. The Terrace Mix, with its deep bass and sunny beats, is an embodiment of Milk & Sugar's versatile approach to dance music. "Cha Cha Heels" by Rosabel and Jeanie Tracy received a phenomenal remix from Tony Moran and Warren Rigg. Their collaborative effort turned this track into one of the biggest dance songs of 2004. Moran and Rigg's remix is a testament to their creative prowess, adding high-energy beats and exciting tempo changes to the original, making it a dance floor staple. The Calderone + Suryanto Mix of Goldfrapp's "Strict Machine" is one of the most unforgettable remixes from 2004. Their version, a hypnotic blend of electronic beats and pulsating rhythms, highlighted why it belongs among the top dance songs of 2004. Calderone and Suryanto's distinct approach to remixing is evident in this mix, adding a layer of dark allure to Goldfrapp's original track. Last but certainly not least, Alicia Keys' "Diary" was transformed into a dance floor hit by Hani's Club Mix. Hani masterfully interspersed Keys' soulful vocals with groovy beats, making it one of the biggest dance songs of 2004. Hani's ability to turn soulful ballads into dance anthems is displayed in full force in this remix. In conclusion, the top dance songs of 2004 were marked by creativity, innovation, and a perfect balance between original melodies and DJ-infused beats. These tracks and their subsequent remixes reflect the evolving ...

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_6741475339088 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_6741475339088 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-6741475339088"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-6741475339088"); } Dive into the captivating rhythm of Volume 3 of the Ultimate Trance Classics series, a collection featuring over 3 hours of blissfully euphoric trance music, encapsulating the most influential tracks from this transformative genre's illustrious history. The journey through Trance Classics opens with the hauntingly melodic "Nightmare" by Brainbug, setting a hypnotic tone. Blank & Jones' "The Nightfly" builds on this, subtly weaving a musical tapestry that was instrumental in shaping the genre's future. Tiesto's "Adagio For Strings" is another pinnacle of the Trance Classics genre, remixing the original classical composition into a heart-thumping dance floor anthem. This track echoes the melodic infusion that characterizes the Trance Classics genre, bridging the gap between classical and modern music. We also dive into the emotive "More Than Love" by Andy Moor & Somna featuring vocalist Linney, showcasing the harmonious blend of heart-stirring vocals with mesmerizing beats that became synonymous with Trance Classics. One of the significant milestones in Trance Classics history, "Gouryella" by Gouryella, graces this collection. It's a track that continues to resonate with the fans of the genre, thanks to its unique blend of beats and harmonies. "Saltwater" by Chicane featuring Maire Brennan exemplifies the fusion of ethereal vocals with trance's driving beats, creating an enchanting soundscape that has left an indelible mark on the genre. Further down the tracklist, we find the infectious rhythm of System F's "Out of the Blue," a staple of Trance Classics that typifies the genre's ability to create an intense, euphoric atmosphere that leaves listeners yearning for more. Finally, the epic "Exploration Of Space" by Cosmic Gate rounds out this collection of Trance Classics, capturing the genre's essence with its transcendent melody and pulsating rhythm. This Ultimate Trance Classics compilation reiterates how these timeless tracks have left an indelible imprint on the trance genre, influencing new tracks and artists while remaining adored by fans. With Volume 3, relive the mesmerizing journey through the evolution of Trance Classics. Until the next time...ENJOY! Album: Ultimate Trance Classics | Volume 3Genre: Trance, Progressive HouseYear: 2022Total Time: 03:42:30 1. Brainbug - Nightmare (Sinister Strings Mix) 2. Blank & Jones - The Nightfly (Original) 3. Tiësto - Adagio For Strings (Extended Mix) 4. Andy Moor & Somna feat. Linney - More Than Love (Craig Connelly Remix) 5. Gouryella - Gouryella (Extended Mix) 6. Chicane feat. Maire Brennan - Saltwater (Tomski vs. Disco Citizens Remix) 7.

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_674147574d972 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_674147574d972 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-674147574d972"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-674147574d972"); } The year 2004 is often hailed as a pinnacle year for dance music, a year when DJs and artists meshed various styles to create anthems that still reverberate in the club scene. The top dance songs of 2004 were all about high energy, rhythmic diversity, and most importantly, a reflection of the DJs' creative genius. Annie Lennox's "A Thousand Beautiful Things" underwent a stunning transformation at the hands of Peter Rauhofer in his Beautiful Strings Anthem. Rauhofer took Lennox's enchanting melody and layered it with soaring strings, infusing the track with an ethereal quality. This made it not just one of the biggest dance songs of 2004, but a timeless piece. Esthero's "O.G. Bitch" was remixed into the Orange Factory Club Mix, turning it into an instant club hit. The mix's driving beats and Esthero's unique vocal style combined to create one of the top dance songs of 2004. The Orange Factory's innovative remix approach adds an edgy dynamic to the original track, showcasing their talent for mixing and production. "How Did You Know", presented by Kurtis Mantronik and Chamonix, was an original club mix that captured the hearts of dance enthusiasts. The catchy melody and pulsating rhythm made it one of the biggest dance songs of 2004. Mantronik's signature electronic sound was at its finest here, demonstrating why he is a force to be reckoned with in the dance music scene. The collaboration between Britney Spears and Madonna, "Me Against The Music", was given a fresh new vibe by the Gabriel & Dresden Club Mix. This version elevated the song to one of the top dance songs of 2004, with its infectious rhythm and powerful bassline. Gabriel & Dresden's impressive ability to turn pop anthems into dance floor hits is clearly on display here. Kristine W's "Save My Soul" received a similar treatment from Gabriel + Dresden in their Bootleg Mix. The remix, with its compelling beats and stunning breakdowns, solidified its place among the biggest dance songs of 2004. Once again, Gabriel + Dresden's prowess in creating emotive dance music is evident in this mix. Janet Jackson's "All Nite (Don't Stop)" was remixed by the Low End Specialists into their Main Mix, a version that rocked dance floors worldwide. The remix’s pulsating rhythm and Jackson's catchy vocals made it one of the top dance songs of 2004. The Low End Specialists' ability to produce energetic and vibrant remixes is brilliantly showcased in this version. In retrospect, the top dance songs of 2004 were a clear indication of the creative evolution within the dance music scene. These tracks, which are counted among the biggest dance songs of the year,

Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_674147574e974 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_674147574e974 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-674147574e974"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-674147574e974"); } The year 2004 stands as an iconic year in dance music history, bringing forth a collection of rhythmically captivating and stylistically diverse tracks. The top dance songs of 2004 not only dominated the dance floors but also influenced the overall trajectory of dance music for years to come. Enrique Iglesias and Kelis' collaborative track "Not In Love" got an energetic revamp from Dave Aude in his remix. The remixed version took the original song's catchy rhythm and amplified it with a dance floor-friendly tempo, making it one of the biggest dance songs of 2004. Aude's penchant for remixing tracks into dance floor anthems is clearly showcased here, underlining why he's a revered figure in the dance music industry. George Michael's "Amazing" was transformed into a club anthem by the Full Intention Club Mix. This version took Michael's soulful vocals and combined them with a pulsating beat, earning it a place among the top dance songs of 2004. Full Intention's skillful touch turned "Amazing" into an irrefutable dance floor filler. In the fusion of hip-hop and dance music, Ghostface Killah's "Tush" featuring Missy Elliott underwent a transformation by Jason Nevins' Porno Club Mix. This remix infused the track with a powerful rhythm and throbbing bass, making it one of the biggest dance songs of 2004. Nevins' unique remix style is showcased here, blending hip-hop elements with club music to create an unforgettable track. Another George Michael hit, "Flawless", was given a new lease of life by the Shapeshifters in their remix. This rework cemented the song's status among the top dance songs of 2004, offering a fresh, danceable beat that made it a club staple. The Shapeshifters' innovative approach to remixing undoubtedly played a role in the track's success. Beyoncé's sultry hit "Naughty Girl" received the Calderone & Quayle Club Mix treatment. The result was an infectious rhythm and irresistible beat that earned it a spot among the biggest dance songs of 2004. This remix perfectly captured the playful essence of the original song while injecting it with a new sense of energy. Finally, Sting's "Stolen Car" was masterfully reimagined in the Dave Aude Extended Vocal Mix. This version added a pulsating rhythm to the original track, making it one of the top dance songs of 2004. Aude's remix brought a new perspective to Sting's track, proving once again why his remixes are sought after in the dance music scene. In conclusion, the top dance songs of 2004 not only ruled the club scene but also contributed to the evolution of dance music. These songs stood tall among the biggest dance songs of the year,