Beach House 2026 Volume 1 | The Ultimate Disco House Summer Mix

The summer heat is in full force, so Party Favorz is here to cool things down with our annual Beach House 2026 release. Volume 1 kicks off this two-part series with an irresistible blend of Disco House, Filter House, Funky House, and Vocal House that's built for pool parties, beach days, backyard cookouts, and late-night gatherings with friends. If you're looking for the ultimate disco house summer mix, you've come to the right place.
From Slow Start to Summer Soundtrack
I'll admit, this one didn't come together as easily as I expected.
When I first started digging through the latest releases, nothing was really grabbing me. It felt like I was wading through an endless stream of new music without finding that spark. After our Spring funky house release, I expected this set to fall into place naturally. Instead, it became one of the more difficult playlists to build this year.
Outside of music, life wasn't exactly cooperating either. Between ongoing nurse visits for dressing changes, doctor's appointments that seem to multiply by the week, and trying to keep everything organized, my mind simply wasn't in the right place. Looking back, that's been a recurring theme throughout much of 2026.
When Everything Finally Clicked
The breakthrough came in the most unexpected way.
After taking a few days off from listening during my usual road trips, I threw on my Bluetooth headphones one evening while winding down with a game of Monopoly before bed. Suddenly, everything made sense. Every transition flowed effortlessly. Each record complemented the next like it had always belonged there. Before long, I was completely absorbed in the music while some AI opponent quietly destroyed me in Monopoly.
That's when I knew these mixes were ready.
Disco House Classics Meet Fresh New Sounds
One of the things I love most about Beach House 2026 Volume 1 is how effortlessly it blends recognizable classics with today's modern Disco House production.
Richard Vission revisits Patrice Rushen's timeless "Haven't You Heard" with the infectious "Looking For You," while Cristoph and Michael Anthony transform Sheila & B. Devotion's disco masterpiece "Spacer" into a hypnotic Filter House groove that feels both nostalgic and completely fresh.
You'll also hear plenty of clever mashups where familiar vocals are layered over brand-new Disco House rhythms. These producers clearly know their dance music history, and it shows throughout the set.
Naturally, Loleatta Holloway—arguably the most sampled female vocalist in dance music history—makes multiple appearances across both volumes. It simply wouldn't feel like a proper Disco House release without her unmistakable voice finding its way into the mix.
House Music Legends Get Modern Updates
Fans of classic House music will also find plenty to love.
Harry Romero breathes new life into Dajae's legendary "Brighter Days," preserving everything that made the original a club anthem while giving it a contemporary edge. Meanwhile, RUZE and Chesster revisit Soulsearcher's early millennium favorite "Feelin' Love," delivering another update that fits seamlessly alongside today's Funky and Filter House productions.
These aren't remakes for the sake of nostalgia. They honor the originals while sounding perfectly at home on modern dance floors.
A Mashup That Stole the Show
If I had to pick one standout, it would probably be "Playin Games" by Block & Crown.
The instrumental borrows Chic's iconic "I Want Your Love," a Disco House staple that's been sampled and reworked countless times over the years. Layered over the top is an old-school vocal that even managed to stump this longtime dance music obsessive. That's saying something.
It's one of those records where every element just works, making it an easy inclusion in this year's set.
Volume Two Arrives This Weekend
Overall, I couldn't be happier with how Beach House 2026 Volume 1 turned out. What started as one of the most difficult Disco House mixes I've assembled this year ultimately became one of the most rewarding.
I also leaned into a classic Hed Kandi-inspired aesthetic for the artwork, which felt like the perfect visual companion to the uplifting, sun-soaked vibe of the music inside.
This is only the beginning. Volume 2 arrives this Saturday with another collection of Disco House, Funky House, and Filter House favorites that will keep the summer party going.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album: Beach House 2026 Volume 1Genre: Disco House, Soul Funk, Nu Disco, House MusicYear: 2026Total Time: 01:23:23
Richard T. Bear - Sunshine Hotel (Royal Funk Edit)
Tenacious & Roland Clark - Alright (Extended Mix)
Jay Vegas - Say What (Ohla Ohla) (Original Mix)
Glen Horsborough - Lift Me Up (Original Mix)
Rue Jay & Kim Fai - Let Me Tell U Something (Extended Mix)
Piem - Higher (Original Mix)
Kristofson - Luvin (Extended Mix)
Richard Vission - Looking For You (Original Mix)
Sam Frandisco - Gotta Have It (Extended Mix)
Cristoph - Disco Juice (Extended Mix)
Fleur Shore - Call Me In The Morning (Candidate Extended Remix)
Kristofson - The Movement (Extended Mix)
Wh0 - Wh0 Can Dance (Extended Mix)
Cristoph x Michael Anthony - Spacer (Extended Mix)
Dajae - Brighter Days (Harry Romero House Me Up Extended Remix)
Block & Crown x Adri Block - Playin' Games (Nudisco Retro Clubmix)
Jonas Blue - Girl (Extended Mix)
Mirko & Meex - Keep On Walking (Extended Mix)
Soulsearcher - Feelin' Love (RUZE & Chesster Extended Remix)

Summer Sweat 2026: Summer's Hottest Dance Mix

This mix is dedicated to Bonnie Tyler. Featuring David Guetta's Together with Bonnie's newly recorded vocals, it's a small tribute to an artist with one of the biggest voices in music—a voice that will never be forgotten.
Summer's Hottest Dance Mix Arrives
If you're ready to tune out the noise for a while, Summer Sweat 2026 is exactly what you need. This year's edition is easily summer's hottest dance mix, delivering two and a half hours of nonstop club energy.
I wasn't completely sold on this batch of new releases when I first started assembling the playlist. In fact, I wondered if dance music had hit another lull. But once everything came together in the mix, I had one of those holy crap moments. The transitions were seamless, the energy kept building, and when I cranked it up during a test drive, everything just clicked. Every track melted into the next like butter. Party Favorz is bringing the goods to kick your summer into high gear.
Fresh Club Anthems Worth Your Attention
One track that deserves far more attention is Hard Decision (Don't Blink Remix) by Goom Gum and Dont Blink. Its infectious synth stabs and hypnotic "it's hard" refrain immediately recall the peak years of early millennium dance music while sounding completely modern. It's one of those records that transports you somewhere else and absolutely belongs on more DJ playlists.
We also revisit several classic dance records that have been reinvented for today's club scene. Eric Prydz's Call On Me, Plastic Dreams, and Darude's Sandstorm all receive respectful yet powerful updates that capture the spirit of the originals while packing enough punch for modern dance floors.
One standout deserves special mention. Wet by Wh0 isn't just another remake—it's a clever reimagining of Barry Harris' iconic millennium anthem Dive In the Pool. Rather than simply updating the production, Wh0 transforms the song into a fresh house weapon that feels perfectly at home in today's clubs while preserving everything that made the original such a dance floor classic.
Not every remake lands with the same impact. Work by PupanasT x James Hype featuring Denise Belfon and Pump Up the Jam by Provi both embrace Afro House rhythms and remain faithful to their source material, though they sacrifice some of the raw energy that made the originals unforgettable.
Then there's Wonderland Avenue's take on White Horse, which may be one of my favorite surprises in the set. It stays remarkably true to the original while layering in crunchy electro house production that feels both current and nostalgic, echoing the sound that dominated clubs during the early 2000s.
Madonna Delivers Again
Anyone who follows Party Favorz knows we're unapologetic Madonna fans, so the arrival of Confessions on a Dancefloor II was one of the year's most anticipated releases. Thankfully, it exceeded expectations.
Our DJ service delivered several extended mixes before the official release, giving us access to some outstanding tracks. Among them is Danceteria, a song that feels like a spiritual successor to Vogue. Madonna once again celebrates the personalities, DJs, and nightlife culture that helped launch her career in New York's legendary club scene. Since official club remixes haven't surfaced yet, we selected Frank Chambers' mashup, which seamlessly blends Danceteria with elements of Vogue while respecting both songs.
More Standout Tracks
Another record flying under the radar is Wo;man by Peggy Gou and Ayra Starr. The funky house groove immediately grabs your attention, but it's Ayra Starr's effortless vocal performance that seals the deal. Don't let this one slip past you.
Hugel continues his meteoric rise with a debut album packed with club-ready material. Movin' To the Sun featuring Ultra Naté has already generated countless remixes, while Body Drop with Big Sean and Scott Storch is currently tearing up dance floors.
One of my personal favorites is Stay Sexy with LaBritney and Mili. Its unapologetic message—"get money, stay pretty, handle your business, enjoy your life, stay sexy and don't give a fuck"—rides atop a relentless Afro House groove that's practically guaranteed to ignite dance floors all summer long.
A Fitting Tribute to Bonnie Tyler
Closing Summer Sweat 2026 is David Guetta, Hypaton, and Bonnie Tyler's massive club anthem Together. Released last year, the song brilliantly reimagines Bonnie Tyler's legendary Total Eclipse of the Heart, transforming Jim Steinman's theatrical masterpiece into a euphoric, hands-in-the-air festival anthem that connects generations of dance music fans.
Bonnie Tyler possessed one of the most recognizable and powerful voices in popular music. Her unmistakable raspy delivery made every performance unforgettable, and while she may be gone, her music will continue inspiring listeners for generations to come.
Summer Sweat 2026 Proves Dance Music Is Thriving
When I wrapped up Summer Leap, I couldn't shake the feeling that dance music had entered another stagnant period. Thankfully, Summer Sweat 2026 proved me wrong.
There was far more happening in club music than I initially realized, and while I couldn't possibly cover every standout track in this write-up, this set captures the excitement, creativity, and momentum currently driving today's dance floors.
If you're looking for summer's hottest dance mix, Summer Sweat 2026 delivers exactly what the title promises—an energetic soundtrack packed with future anthems, clever reinventions, and enough high-octane house music to carry you through the hottest months of the year.
This is only Volume 1. There was simply too much outstanding music to squeeze into a single mix, so expect Summer Sweat 2026 Volume 2 to arrive later this month or sometime in early to mid-August. Until then, turn it up, stay cool, and keep the party going.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album: Summer Sweat 2026 Volume 1Genre: House, Tech House, Melodic House, Afro HouseYear: 2026Total Time: 02:32:47
Blondish feat. Kurtis Wells - Lovers On The Dancefloor (Extended Mix)
Goom Gum & DONT BLINK - Hard Decision (DONT BLINK Remix)
Vintage Culture & Departamento - Toxic (Extended Mix)
Eric Prydz - Call On Me (Hills Remix)
Wh0 & Rue Jay - Plastic Dreams (Extended Mix)
The Chemical Brothers - GO (B E E N I T S. Edit)
Bebe Rexha & David Guetta - Sad Girls (DJs From Mars Extended Mix)
Broken Hill, DvirNuns & Roland Clark - WTF (Extended Mix)
Najeh & Ben Evers - Chica (Original Mix)
Wh0 & Chandler McFadden - Wet (Extended Mix)
EdiP & Dinu - Nocturno (Extended Mix)
Madonna - Danceteria x Vogue (Frank Chambers Mash UP)
Peggy Gou feat. Ayra Starr - Wo,man (Club Mix)
J. Worra - Adored (Extended Mix)
FISHER (OZ) feat. Florence Arman - What A Life (Extended Mix)
PupanasT x James Hype feat. Denise Belfon - Work (Extended Mix)
Josh Baker & Poppy Baskcomb - My Place (Extended Mix)
Hugel, Big Sean & Scott Storch - Body Drop (Extended Mix)
Darude - Sandstorm (Zans Extended Mix)
Odd Mob x Walker & Royce feat. Benni Ola - Can't Say Nah (Extended Mix)
Riordan - Needle On The Record (Donny Graves Remix)
Sebs - Work It (Extended Version)
Hugel, LaBritney & Mili - Stay Sexy (Extended Mix)
Provi - Pump Up The Jam (Original Mix)
Rafael - Gotta Be Cool (Original Mix)
Aarv - Badly (Original Mix)
Hills & Shilla - Right Now (Extended Mix)
AlunaGeorge, Aluna, Riordan, Danny P & Caleb Laurenson - Best Be Believing (Extended Mix)
Juste feat. Sam Harper - Just A Little (Extended Mix)
Tess - Shooting Stars (Extended Mix)
Marlon Hoffstadt - Party People (Club Mix)
Silva Bumpa - On 2nite (Extended Mix)
Westend - Feels Better (Extended Mix)
Dubdogz & Zaark - Stolen Dance (Extended Mix)
Wonderland Avenue - White Horse (Phillip X Remix)
CamelPhat feat. Cari Golden - Freak (Original Mix)
Adam Ten - I Never Knew (Extended Mix)
Hugel, David Guetta, French Montana & Aidan Martin - Shine (Extended Mix)
CamelPhat & Josh Gigante feat. Kuuda - So Good (Extended Mix)

Summer Throwback Dance Party 2026 Volume 2: The Ultimate Retro Dance Mix

Summer Throwback Dance Party returns with Volume 2 for 2026 on the eve of the United States’ 250th anniversary, and this one packs a serious punch. This latest edition features a couple more Michael Jackson throwback gems alongside an incredible mix of 70s, 80s, 90s, and early 2000s mashups and reworks. Even the closing track, “Till The Lights Go Out,” is a modern mashup that incorporates “Talk To You” by ANOTR, bringing the journey full circle from yesterday’s classics to today’s dance music. Many of these selections remain timeless pop favorites, reworked and blended for today’s dancefloor while keeping everything that made them unforgettable in the first place.
Classic Throwbacks Meet Modern Mashups
Volume 2 of the Summer Throwback Dance Party series leans hard into the kind of songs that defined radio, clubs, skating rinks, house parties, and every other place where people came together to dance. These aren’t just random retro selections tossed into a mix. They’re familiar songs that still carry weight because they connect to specific moments in time.
That’s always been the power of a strong throwback set. A single hook can take you back to where you were, who you were with, and what life felt like before everything became so complicated. Whether it’s a 70s disco groove, an 80s pop anthem, a 90s house classic, or a 2000s club favorite, the music still works because the songs were built to last.
The newer mashups and reworks help freshen things up without stripping away the original charm. That balance matters. Some producers understand how to modernize a classic without burying it under too much production. Others go too far and leave very little of the original magic behind. Thankfully, this set focuses on the versions that keep the spirit intact while giving the dancefloor something new to grab onto.
AI Is Changing the Sound of Throwback Music
One trend that’s impossible to ignore is the growing role of artificial intelligence in music production. Several familiar classics now sound as though they’re being performed by entirely different artists when, in reality, they’re the original recordings with AI-altered vocals. Producers are changing keys, extending vocal ranges, adding harmonies, and reshaping performances while preserving the cadence and phrasing of the original track.
To my ears, this doesn’t necessarily diminish the songs. In some cases, it gives them a second life for newer audiences who may not have connected with the original version. At the same time, it also shows how many producers are leaning more heavily on technology than originality. Instead of creating something entirely fresh, they’re finding new ways to repackage songs people already know.
I’ve mentioned in previous editions of the Summer Throwback Dance Party series that many Funky House producers have been recycling tracks for years. Sometimes they make only minor changes before releasing them under completely different titles. At the height of that trend, there were simply too many releases to track every variation, which made occasional duplication almost impossible to avoid. Rather than fight it, we chose to embrace the music for what it was and let the mixes flow.
Why It’s Time to Wrap Up the Throwback Series
That brings us to an important announcement. We believe the Throwback Dance Party series has reached its natural conclusion, making these its final installments.
Later this year, Party Favorz will release a Best Of Throwback Dance Party collection featuring the biggest and most memorable tracks from the entire series. We’re also planning the same treatment for our Thank God It’s Disco series, which has likewise reached its creative peak. Expect two carefully assembled volumes for each collection featuring the very best dancefloor moments we’ve shared over the years.
It’s always difficult to close the door on a series that people have enjoyed, but sometimes the right move is to end it while the music still feels strong. These collections deserve a proper sendoff, and that’s exactly what we plan to give them.
America at 250: A Personal Reflection
As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary this Fourth of July weekend, I find myself feeling disconnected from what should be a historic celebration. America has achieved remarkable things over the past two and a half centuries, but it has also left behind deep scars that cannot be ignored. The displacement of Native Americans, slavery, and countless other injustices remain part of our shared history. Acknowledging those truths doesn’t diminish the nation’s achievements. It gives us a fuller picture of the country we’ve become.
For me personally, this anniversary carries a different meaning.
When Opportunity Isn't Equal
As a disabled American, I’ve spent much of my life watching opportunities disappear because employers couldn’t see beyond my disability. My resume consistently opened doors and earned interviews thanks to years of success in business management and marketing. But once I arrived in person, it often became painfully obvious that I wasn’t what they expected.
Ironically, one of the most successful chapters of my career came while working for my father’s struggling business. I completely restructured the company’s operations, modernized its marketing, streamlined its processes, and helped transform it into a multi-million-dollar success. Even my own mother once told me they wouldn’t have hired me if I hadn’t been their son. Hearing that from someone so close to me was painful, but it also confirmed what I already knew. Too many people saw my disability before they ever saw my abilities.
My father ultimately took credit for the turnaround and the changes that fueled the company’s success, even though I was the one who implemented them. That experience stayed with me because it wasn’t just about recognition. It was about being useful enough to fix the problem, but not visible enough to be credited for the solution.
Later, after being furloughed from AT&T as jobs were outsourced overseas, I found myself relying solely on my experience and accomplishments. Unfortunately, too many prospective employers saw my disability before they saw the qualifications. That’s a hard reality to sit with, especially in a country that celebrates opportunity as one of its founding promises.
That’s why, as America celebrates both Independence Day and its 250th anniversary, I can’t help but remember that the promises of opportunity and equality have not been experienced equally by everyone. For many Americans, including those living with disabilities, the pursuit of those ideals remains unfinished.
Thankfully, music has always been one place where everyone is welcome. On the dancefloor, backgrounds, politics, disabilities, and differences fade away. For a few hours, we’re simply united by great music, shared memories, and the joy of dancing together.
Happy 4th of July!
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album: Summer Throwback Dance Party 2026 Volume 2Genre: 70’s Disco, 80s Dance, 90s House, 00’s DanceYear: 2026Total Time: 02:15:09
Babert - Italo Celebration (Original Mix)
Michael Jackson - Off The Wall (Block & Crown Mix)
Disco Gurls - Take Me To Funky Town (Club Mix)
Nari - Rhythm Of The Night (Original Mix)
GhostMasters - Just Stop A Bit (Extended Mix)
Robin S. - Show Me Love (Muka Club Mix)
David Harris - Everybody Everybody (Richard Grey Club Mix)
Block & Crown - I Can't Go For That (Original Mix)
Block & Crown - Nasty Girl (Original Mix)
Babert - Pump The Jam (Original Mix)
Steve Tosi - Sweet Dreams (Original Mix)
Christina Aguilera, Lil' Kim, Mya & P!nk - Lady Marmalade (DJ GALIN Remix)
Block & Crown & Jackers Revenge - Hot (Croisette Clubmix)
Block & Crown - How U Feel (Original Mix)
Block & Crown - Power Dancer (Original Mix)
Block & Crown - That's The Pump (Original Mix)
FlashDancers - This Is My Jaus (Extended Mix)
Disco Gurls - I Want U To Release (Extended Mix)
Block & Crown - Shack! (Original Mix)
Duck Sauce - Barbra Streisand (Kid Massive Re-Edit)
Block & Crown x Jackers Revenge - Shake Your Body (Original Mix)
Block & Crown x Paul Parsons - Low Rider (Original Mix)
Disco Dice & Diaz - Blinded By The Light (Original Mix)
Jackers Revenge - Dancin' In The Moonlight (Original Mix)
GhostMasters - House Music Is The Truth (Extended Mix)
Block & Crown - Keep That Humpty Hump (Original Mix)
Block & Crown - Movin On Up (Original Mix)
Block & Crown - Our House (Original Mix)
Dj Michelle (IT) - Kiss Me One More Time (Original Mix)
Jackers Revenge - Could You Be Loved (Original Mix)
Kevin McKay - That's The Way Love Goes (Extended Mix)
Disco Gurls - House Dinner (Extended Mix)
Eugenio Fico - A Dj Saved My Life (Original Mix)
Richard Grey - Notorious (Funky Mix)
Funksoul Brothers - Pump It Up (Original Mix)
Block & Crown - Till The Lights Go Out (Deep Testimony Mix)

Summer Throwback Dance Party 2026 Volume 1 [Updated]

Celebrate the Fourth With the Summer Throwback Dance Party
Now that we've put Gay Pride behind us, we're jumping straight into the Fourth of July with our latest Summer Throwback Dance Party mix to help make your holiday cookouts something worth celebrating. Sure, 2026 marks America's 250th birthday, but that's not exactly something I'm feeling particularly festive about. Instead, we're treating this Fourth of July like any other. That doesn't mean we should let everything happening around us — or the wannabe authoritarian currently occupying the White House — steal our joy. On the contrary, Party Favorz is here to make sure your holiday is filled with great music, good friends, and plenty of reasons to smile.
Michael Jackson Takes Center Stage
About a month ago, I received an email from a longtime follower suggesting I put together a Michael Jackson Legacy edition after the Michael movie reignited interest in his catalog. According to him, theaters were packed with audiences singing, dancing, and forgetting their worries for a couple of hours. While I ultimately decided not to produce a dedicated Legacy episode, I found the next best thing.
My DJ service recently added a wave of fresh remixes of Michael's biggest hits from the 1980s, and they were simply too good to ignore. That made him the perfect centerpiece for these first two volumes of the Throwback Dance Party series. Whatever your opinion of Michael Jackson's personal life, there's no denying his influence on pop music, dance culture, and generations of artists who followed. These updated remixes breathe new life into timeless classics while fitting seamlessly alongside the biggest party anthems spanning four decades of pop and dance music.
Leave Your Worries Behind
If ever there were a time to put the daily chaos aside and lose yourself in the music, this is it. That's always been what Party Favorz is about—bringing people together through great dance music. So fire up the grill, invite your friends and family over, crank this set up loud, grab a beer, margarita, or whatever your favorite beverage happens to be, and enjoy the holiday the way it was meant to be enjoyed.
Thank You for Your Support
A special thank-you goes out to Anthony for his generous donation to support Party Favorz. It's support like this that helps keep these mixes coming and reminds me why I've been doing this for nearly two decades.
We'll be back later this week with Volume 2 of the Summer Throwback Dance Party series. Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album: Summer Throwback Dance Party 2026 Volume 1Genre: 70’s Disco, 80s Dance, 90s House, 00’s DanceYear: 2026Total Time: 02:04:41
Block & Crown feat. Brass Punx - Ice Ice Baby (Original Mix)
Block & Crown - Don't Stop The Boogie (Original Mix)
Michael Jackson - Beat It (Federiggio & Asciutto Remix)
Maxim & Matte feat. Dragonfly - Music Together (Original Mix)
Matt Ross - Disco Bounce (Original Mix)
Niiko x SWAE - Upside Down (Extended Mix)
DE SOFFER - Blue Monday (Extended Mix)
Disco Gurls - Step Up Move Up (Extended Mix)
DE SOFFER - Cry (Just A Little) (Extended Mix)
Lissat & Richard Grey - Everyday People (Original Mix)
Jackers Revenge - Le Freak (Original Mix)
Michael Jackson - Don't Stop (Valmer Club Rework)
Nari & Paolo NHE - Professional Window (Original Mix)
Eugenio Fico - Conga (Original Mix)
Nari & Mark Rodney - Do It Tonight (Original Mix)
Brothas & Sistas - My Lady Love (Original Mix)
FlashDancers - Send Me Baby (Extended Mix)
Dj Michelle (IT) - Sweet Dreams (Original Mix)
Block & Crown x Luca Debonaire - Heaven Is A Place On Earth (Original Mix)
Nelly - Hot In Herre (Colin Jay Remix)
Black Eyed Peas - Boom Boom Pow (Niiko X Swae & Chalant Flip)
Block & Crown - Survivor (Original Mix)
Block & Crown - Pretty Good Times (Original Mix)
Michael Jackson - Wanna Be Startin' Somethin (Franco Lippi Tribute Remix)
Block & Crown x Mike Ferullo - Spin Me Around (Original Mix)
Funksoul Brothers - Shake Your Body (Original Mix)
Block & Crown - Till The Lights Go Out (Deep Testimony Mix)
Michael Jackson - Billie Jean (Nicola Pigini & Elion Remix)
DE SOFFER - (I've Had) The Time Of My Life (Extended Mix)
Disco Gurls - Makes Me Better (Extended Mix)
Steve Tosi - Lady (BackNow Mix)
Steve Tosi - All Night Long (Original Mix)
Michael Jackson - Rock With You (Audio Jacker Remix)

Gay Pride Edition 2026

Welcome to the 2026 Gay Pride Edition!
It's been a long-ass journey to get to this point, but we made it. You'd think that after doing this for 19 years it would get easier. Instead, it seems to get harder every year.
This latest Gay Pride Edition completely blew through my budget for production, coming in at over $150. To be honest, I'm not sure there's enough here to justify that kind of expense. Don't get me wrong — the mix itself is stellar. But many of the standout tracks are Pride classics that were remixed years ago. Rafael Lelis' take on "Born This Way" dates back to around 2013, and the Whitney Houston and Rihanna mashup has been floating around for even longer.
Chasing the Music
The bigger issue is that the remix landscape has changed. The DJs I follow on SoundCloud simply aren't releasing the volume of promo material they used to. When they do, many are newer producers who are difficult to discover because SoundCloud's recommendation system isn't exactly helpful. More often than not, I won't even see a great remix until months after it's been uploaded. Considering I'm paying for a Pro subscription, you'd think the platform would do a better job. Unfortunately, it doesn't.
That leaves Bandcamp and Beatport as my primary sources.
Bandcamp is where I support producers like Dario Xavier, Henriq Moraes, and several others who consistently put out quality commercial and circuit remixes. I've happily supported their work for years, but when a single track starts pushing $8, it feels a bit excessive. One song in this set falls into that category. I've also seen producers bundle one track inside a $25 package just to force the sale. Those are usually easy passes.
Beatport is where I pick up releases from labels like Queen House Music, Swishcraft Music, and others who consistently deliver high-quality circuit and tea dance music. At roughly $2.49 per track, the pricing is more reasonable, but the costs add up quickly. It's not unusual for me to spend more than $50 building a set because most of these songs never appear on my DJ service, which I'm already paying $50 a month for after downgrading from an annual plan that now costs over $400.
Does Anybody Even Like These Sets?
As for the circuit and anthem sets themselves, I'm honestly not sure where they stand with listeners. There are plenty of circuit mixes on SoundCloud, some good and some exceptional. Many focus heavily on original productions, often in languages other than English. My goal has always been different. I try to balance circuit music with familiar commercial vocals, progressive house, and tea dance influences to create something that's accessible to a wider audience while still keeping the energy high.
The challenge is that I receive very little feedback, so it's difficult to know whether these sets are resonating with anyone beyond the download numbers.
The Future of Party Favorz
If you enjoy what I do and want these circuit and anthem series to continue, I need your support. The costs of producing them have reached a point where I can no longer absorb everything on my own. The next scheduled release is the Summer Edition in July. If the resources aren't there, I'll likely postpone it until the fall and reassess where things stand.
I'm not trying to be a downer. I'm simply being honest about the reality of producing these shows in 2026.
That said, I'm still here and still fighting to keep Party Favorz moving forward. I'll be back before the July 4th holiday with our next Throwback Dance Party set.
Happy Pride, everybody!
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album: Gay Pride Edition 2026Genre: Circuit, Tribal, HouseYear: 2026Total Time: 02:19:41
Madonna - I Feel So Free (Cajjmere Wray Intro-1 'Feels So NYC' Remix)
Hector Fonseca & Mr. Strings - Safe From Harm (Funseekerz Remix)
Lady Gaga & Doechii - Runway (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix)
RuPaul - Supermodel (Rob Moore Remix)
David Guetta & Sia - Beautiful People (HenriqMoraes MIx)
TANNR - Alegria (TANNRtech Pride Mix)
Danny Verde, Ivana Lola & Eliad Cohen - Paradise (Extended Mix)
Felipe Lira - R U Gonna Fck Me (Extended Mix)
Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy (Yerko Molina Private Mix)
Lady Gaga - Born This Way (Rafael Lelis Club Mix)
Big Kid & Audrey Callahan - I Dare You To Dream (Johnny I. Remix)
Gloria Gaynor e SolisI - Will Survive (Weslley Chagas Pride Rework)
Dirty Disco - Because I Knew You (Dirty Disco Pure Love House Remix)
Hector Fonseca & Carmit - Body (Extended Mix)
Eliad Cohen & Paxxo - Music Is The Reason (Extended Mix)
Aretha Franklin - A Deeper Love (DJ DigiMark vs. Escape & Coluccio 2014 Pride Mashup)
Robyn - Dancing On My Own 2024 (Dirty Disco Club Mix)
Whitney Houston vs. Rihanna - I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Enrry Senna & Edu Quintas Rework)
Prospa & Cloonee - Free Your Mind (Ivan Barres Remix)
Luis Erre & Coquette - Biscuit (Extended Mix)
Yinon Yahel - Higher Tonight (Original Mix)
Leomeo - When Will I Be Famous (Douglas Oliveira Remix)
LAS BIBAS FROM VIZCAYA - GOFCKYRSLF (Toy Armada Club Remix)
Ultra Nate - Free (Dario Xavier 2K21 Club Remix)
Tony Moran & Jennifer Holliday - People Come Together (Shaked Dudovich Extended Remix)
Black Flamingo & Delisiah - Toca's Miracle (Original Mix)
Madonna & Sabrina Carpenter - Bring Your Love (Dario Xavier Remix)
Ghazal & Tracy Young - Back Pocket (Jose Spinnin Cortes Remix)
Offer Nissim x Meital De Razon - Now Come On (Original Mix)

Gay Anthems For a New Generation 2026 Volume 2

I am truly sorry for getting these Gay Pride 2026 remixes out so late. I'm just not feeling inspired right now and frankly, everything seems like a chore. Maybe it's all the fucking drugs they have me on.
Anyway, better late than never, right? I'll try to get the Pride Edition out by the end of this next week but there's no guarantee.
Until the next...ENJOY!
Album: Gay Anthems for a New Generation 2026 Vol. 2Genre: House, Future House, EDM, NuDiscoYear: 2026Total Time: 01:36:04
Lady Gaga - Born This Way (JESPER JUUL Remix)
Ariana Grande - Break Free (Cake Walk Extended Mix)
ABBA x Hawk x Eddie G - Gimme Gimme (DJ Baur Tech Edit)
Donna Summer - Hot Stuff (GIACOBBI Remix)
Franki Goes To Hollywood - Relaz 2026 (Party Favorz Edit)
Britney Spears - Work Bitch (DJ DigiMark's Relax MixMash)
Beyonce - Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It) (MSC 2k18 Remix)
Mary J. Blige - Family Affair (Dave Delly Umberto Balzanelli Bootleg Remix)
Dua Lipa - Physical (Division 4 & Matt Consola Remix)
Sam Smith vs. Donna Summer - I Feel Love (Mixed By Cheekykeefy)
VNSSA & Trixie Mattell feat. Lushious Massacr - Let's Have A Kiki (Extended Mix)
The Weather Girls - It's Rainning Men 2026 (Les Bisous Remix)
Madonna - Vogue (DJ Meme Celebration Mix)
Icona Pop - I Love It (Cake Walk Extended Mix)
Chappell Roan - Pink Pony Club (Shawn Magda Speed Remix)
Cyndi Lauper - Girls Just Wanna Have Fun (Bob Shepherd x Da Clubbmaster Re-Edit)
Whitney Houston - I Will Always Love You (Denis Bravo Remix)
Taylor Swift - Cruel Summer (Ray Rhodes Remix)
Céline Dion - I'm Alive (Heliograph Remix)
Rihanna feat. Calvin Harris - We Found Love (French Candy Club Mix)
Robyn - Dancing On My Own (JNR x Wilson & ManyFew Mashup)
Kelly Rowland - When Love Takes Over (David Michael vs. Almighty 2K20 Pride Mixshow)
Whitney Houston - I Wanna Dance With Somebody (Who Loves Me) (David Solomon Extended Remix)
Ultra Nate - Free (LP Giobbi Club Edit)

Gay Anthems For a New Generation 2026 Volume 1 [Corrected]

A New Generation of Gay Anthems
Party Favorz is back with Volume 1 of our annual Gay Anthems For a New Generation 2026 series — or as we like to call it, GAFANG. These next two volumes are packed with modern reworks of LGBTQ dancefloor staples like “Finally,” “Show Me Love,” “Smalltown Boy,” “Believe,” and so much more.
We’re kicking things off with the latest from Lady Gaga and Doechii, who strike a fierce pose on the fabulous “Runway” with extra energy injected by Franco Lippi. Meanwhile, as fans continue waiting for Confessions on a Dance Floor: Part II, we’re dropping Madonna’s “I Feel So Free” into the mix.
The Rise of AI Remix Culture
We originally used the official Peggy Gou remix in our Summer Leap series, but curiosity got the better of us and we started digging through SoundCloud and YouTube looking for unofficial bootlegs. What we discovered was an avalanche of remixes. Seriously, there were hundreds of them and we stopped counting somewhere around the hundred mark.
What made these stand out was that nearly all of them were AI-generated. A lot of creators are pushing everything into the Afro House lane right now, pairing the tracks with glossy videos that all have the same hypnotic aesthetic flooding YouTube feeds. Still, after sorting through countless versions, we found several that were genuinely impressive.
AI is clearly opening up a new level of creativity in dance music remix culture. Vocals get chopped, stretched, layered, and in some cases entirely reimagined. On this particular remix, additional background vocals help fill out Madonna’s range in a way that surprisingly works. You’ll hear that later in the set. Honestly, this version was too good not to include.
Is This the Future of Dance Music?
While searching for updated gay anthem classics, we also stumbled across a wave of Afro House remixes for Adele’s “Set Fire to the Rain.” None of them quite matched the energy needed for these sets, but the experience did leave us wondering if this is where remix culture is heading next.
The copyright issues alone are a massive gray area. Yet with some of these videos pulling in millions of views, you’d think labels and artists would already be moving aggressively to monetize the trend instead of ignoring it. Right now, it still feels like the wild west, but there’s no question we’re witnessing a major shift in dance music culture happening in real time.
Pride, Community and Keeping Party Favorz Alive
Still, don’t let any of this distract from what Gay Anthems For a New Generation is really about — celebrating Pride, community, freedom, and the music that has soundtracked our lives for decades.
As many longtime listeners already know, keeping Party Favorz running these days hasn’t been easy while dealing with ongoing health and financial challenges behind the scenes. We’ve never been big on asking for help, but if these sets, podcasts, and memories have meant something to you over the years, Pride Month is the perfect time to help support the site with a small donation. Every contribution genuinely helps keep the music going and allows us to continue delivering these mixes for the community we love.
We’ll be back tomorrow with Volume 2 of Gay Anthems For a New Generation 2026.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album: Gay Anthems for a New Generation 2026 Vol. 1Genre: House, Future House, EDM, NuDiscoYear: 2026Total Time: 01:39:08
Gloria Gaynor - I Will Survive (Eric Kupper Extended Mix)
CeCe Peniston - Finally (Word Of Mouth UK Bootleg)
Lara Fabian - I Will Love Again (Division 4 & Matt Consola Club Mix)
Robin S - Show Me Love 2026 (Anthem Kingz Epic Intro Refresh)
Rozalla - Everybody's Free (To Feel Good) (Callum Knight 2K17 Remix)
Kristine W - Feel What You Want (Freejak Remix)
DE SOFFER - Smalltown Boy (Extended Mix)
Toni Braxton - Un-Break My Heart (MY Remix)
Kylie Minogue - Can't Get You Out Of My Head (Luke Alexander Remix)
Aretha Franklin - A Deeper Love (Sam Halabi Extended Mix)
Miley Cyrus - Flowers (RAY ISAAC Extended Remix)
Lady Gaga & Doechii - Runway (Franco Lippi Remix)
Madonna - I Feel So Free (Afro House Remix)
David Guetta & Sia - Beautiful People (Extended Mix)
Amber - Sexual (Paul Morrell Remix)
Kelly Clarkson - Since U Been Gone (Division 4 Radio Edit)
Chappell Roan - Good Luck, Babe! (Liam Pfeifer Remix)
RuPaul vs. Mabel - Let Them Know You're a Supermodel (Ranny Rewerk)
Yazoo - Don't Go (MANDEE REMIX)
4 Non Blondes - What's Up (Olive Oil Remix)
Thelma Houston - Don't Leave Me This Way (Tommer Mizrahi Remix)
P!nk - Get The Party Started (ULTI-reMIX by Josh Harris)
Cher - Believe (Disco Dom Remix)

Summer Leap 2026 Volume 2 | Jump into the Seasons Biggest Dance Club Songs

Party Favorz is back with Volume 2 of our annual Summer Leap series, spotlighting the biggest dance and club songs making waves before we officially head into the summer months.
The Return of 90s Dance Classics
As promised, many of this year's standout releases draw inspiration from the sounds of the 80s and 90s, proving once again that great music never goes out of style. Instead, today's producers are taking familiar hooks, melodies, and vocals and rebuilding them for modern dance floors.
Among the biggest crowd-pleasers is "Butterfly 2026" by Crazy Town and bradeazy, which reimagines the early-2000s crossover hit for a new generation. Likewise, "Groovejet (If This Ain't Love)" sees Spiller and Sophie Ellis-Bextor's timeless house classic return to club prominence more than two decades after it first dominated dance floors around the world.
David Guetta, Marten Horger, and SNAP! deliver one of the season's biggest surprises with "Pwer," cleverly reworking elements from SNAP!'s iconic catalog into a modern peak-hour weapon. Meanwhile, Shermanology's "Insane" taps directly into the unmistakable energy of Cypress Hill's "Insane in the Brain," transforming a hip-hop anthem into a floor-filling house record without losing the attitude that made the original so memorable.
80s Electronica Gets a Modern Makeover
The influence of 80s alternative electronic music is equally strong throughout this set. Peggy Gou's brilliant rework of Madonna's "I Feel So Free" completely reshapes the original, layering it with synth textures and melodies that feel heavily inspired by acts like Yazoo. The result is nostalgic and forward-thinking at the same time.
DJ Richie Rich and Huda Hudia continue that retro-futuristic theme with "Planet Love," a track that recalls the electronic stylings of Information Society and Depeche Mode while still sounding firmly rooted in today's dance scene.
Elsewhere, Chris Lorenzo and aMo deliver a fresh interpretation of the legendary acid-house classic "S'Express" with their Tech House remix of "Hots 4 U." The original helped define the late-80s UK club explosion, making its return especially fitting at a time when dance music is once again embracing its roots. That same reverence for dance music history can be heard in "How Does It Feel" by Dubdogz, Fezzo, and Zaark, which reworks New Order's groundbreaking "Blue Monday." By updating one of the most influential electronic tracks ever recorded with contemporary house production, the trio bridges the gap between dance music's past and present while keeping its unmistakable spirit intact.
The Sound of Summer 2026
Woven throughout the mix are massive Bass House, House, Tech House, and UK Garage records that collectively paint a picture of where dance music is headed this summer. More importantly, these tracks demonstrate how today's producers are breaking genre boundaries and creating something entirely new from the foundations laid decades ago.
The result is a dance landscape that feels both familiar and excitingly unpredictable. Rather than following established formulas, artists are borrowing from multiple eras and genres to create records that challenge expectations while keeping dance floors moving. It's a shift that continues to reshape club culture, and Party Favorz is fully on board for the ride.
What's Next at Party Favorz?
That's all for now. Next up, we'll be turning our attention to Gay Anthems for a New Generation along with our annual Pride celebration and circuit-inspired summer soundtrack, both arriving soon.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album: Summer Leap 2026 Volume 2Genre: House, Tech House, Melodic House, UK GarageYear: 2026Total Time: 01:35:44
Chris Lake & ATRIP - Make You Fight (Extended Mix)
Dom Dolla & Tiga - Don't Worry Baby (Extended Mix)
Azzecca - Make Your Move (Extended Mix)
Dubdogz . fezzo . Zaark - How Does It Feel (Extended Mix)
Shermanology - Insane (Extended Mix)
Green Velvet, Meduza, GENESI (ITA) & Essentia - La La Land (Extended Mix)
Crazy Town & bradeazy - Butterfly 2026 (Extended Mix)
Kaskade, Layton Giordani & Natalie Jane - Meet Again (Extended Mix)
John Summit, Devault & Julia Church - Shades Of Blue (Extended Mix)
Calvin Harris & Jazzy - Satisfy (Extended Mix)
ANOTR & 3DDY - Like It (Extended Mix)
Madonna - I Feel So Free (Peggy Gou Energy Mix)
Spiller feat. Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) (Not Without Friends Remix)
Prospa & Cloonee - Free Your Mind (LEO DPL Remix)
Westend & Olivia Sebastianelli - The Ceiling (Extended Mix)
DJ Richie Rich & Huda Hudia - Planet Love (Original Mix)
Chris Lorenzo & aMo (um) - Hots 4 U (Original Mix)
David Guetta, Marten Horger, & SNAP! - Pwr (Extended Mix)
D.O.D & Hayley May - Closure (Extended Mix)
taszewo - Gimme Love (Intro Edit Clean)
Odd Mob feat. Luciana - Rock The Rhythm (I Like That) (Intro Dirty)
Miss Monique, Kapuchon & GLZ - Hot Sauce (Extended Mix)
Alesso & JOA feat. Tyree Cooper - Turn Up The Bass (Extended Mix)
The Bausa - Magnetic (Samm Remix Extended)

Summer Leap 2026 | The Biggest Dance Club Songs Before Jumping Into Summer

Party Favorz is back with our annual Summer Leap mix featuring the biggest House Music, dance, and club hits heading into the summer season.
House Music Dominates Summer Leap 2026
What's immediately noticeable across both volumes of the Summer Leap series is the dominance of House music. Many of the standout tracks first appeared during our Spring Break series and have continued their momentum ever since. ANOTR and Prospa have been leading the pack with their latest releases, "Like It" and "Baby," while their previous hits, "Talk To You" and "Free Your Mind," remain fixtures in DJs' Top 10 charts. Add "Magnetic" by The Bausa to the mix, and you have a compelling case for dance music fans embracing a return to the sounds of the 1990s in a big way.
House music enjoys a strong presence throughout both sets, with many tracks drawing inspiration from the 80s and 90s catalog. These two eras make for unusual bedfellows. Not long ago, hearing them side by side in a long-form mix would have seemed unthinkable, yet that's exactly what happens throughout this Summer Leap series.
Hidden Gems Worth Adding to Your Playlist
That's not to say other genres aren't represented. Quite the opposite. UK Garage makes a strong showing with "Work Dub" by Pupa Nas T, SHUFFA, and Denise Belfon, a fresh rework of the classic Masters At Work anthem. Another standout is "Anything Goes" by Kaleena Zanders, a personal favorite that's flying under the radar. We highly recommend adding it to your Spotify and Apple Music playlists. It's part of a seven-track EP that's practically skip-proof and earns high marks from Party Favorz.
While there are the usual overhyped releases, such as "Serotonin" by James Hype, which is still a solid track in its own right, Party Favorz would rather steer club-goers toward the opening track, "Favour" by Fisher (OZ). This is another song that's not receiving the attention it deserves, and we strongly recommend adding it to your Spotify and Apple Music playlists. If the buttery vocals from Tones and I don't immediately pull you in, the infectious hook certainly will. This track is leaps and bounds ahead of many of the bigger-name releases currently dominating playlists and is well worth your time.
Dance Music's Retro Revival Continues
Of course, no remix set would be complete without something new from David Guetta. While his Stardust-inspired mashup of "Just The Way You Are" by Milky is noteworthy, his collaboration with German DJ/producer Marten Hørger under the name Men Machine is particularly intriguing because it moves away from his signature polished, big-room EDM sound. Instead, it leans heavily into late-80s industrial influences, most evident on "The Past, The Present, The Future," featured in Volume One of Summer Leap. It's a surprising departure for David Guetta, and we hope to hear more releases from this duo in the future.
Another winner is "Comes and Goes" by KETTAMA. The track leans heavily into the spirit of 90s House music and is currently shaking dance floors around the globe. It's worth noting that his previous release, "It Gets Better," landed on our annual Top Dance Songs of 2025 list, and there are no signs of him slowing down anytime soon. We look forward to hearing what KETTAMA has in store for 2026.
Overall, Volume One of Summer Leap serves as a snapshot of an evolving dance music landscape. Artists are increasingly drawing from 80s and 90s dance classics while transforming those influences into something fresh and contemporary. Party Favorz is fully on board with this trend because it brings greater variety to the dance floor than the formulaic sounds we've grown accustomed to over the years.
That's not to say Future House and other modern styles no longer have a place—they absolutely do. However, by incorporating more House music and classic dance influences into their productions, today's DJs and artists are creating a richer and more diverse musical experience. And that's something we can definitely get behind.
We'll be back tomorrow with Volume Two of the Summer Leap series.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album: Summer Leap 2026 Volume 1Genre: House, Tech House, Melodic House, UK GarageYear: 2026Total Time: 01:34:54
Fisher (OZ) & Tones And I - Favour (Extended Mix)
Unfazed with Emanuel Satie, Maga, Sean Doron, Tim Engelhardt & Scenarios - A Gira (Extended Remix)
MK feat. Poppy Baskcomb - Zone (Extended Mix)
Sonny Fodera & Libianca - Let Me Be In Your Arms (Extended Mix)
Milky x David Guetta - Just The Way You Are (David Guetta Extended Remix)
Sasson (FR) & Jamy Nox - Superstar (Extended Mix)
Aikon - To You (Original Mix)
Michael Bibi feat. UNIIQU3 - Bad Wolf (Extended Mix)
Don Diablo, Wiz Khalifa & Christian Gates - Go Home With A Stranger (Kevin de Vries Extended Remix)
Kettama - Comes And Goes (Original Mix)
Pupa Nas T x SHUFFA feat. Denise Belfon - Work Dub (Extended Mix)
Quintino, Breathe Carolina & Giacobbi - Do You Want It Right Now (Extended Mix)
MELLIZOS & Mixmasters - My Life Is A Disco (Extended Mix)
James Hype - Seratonin (Extended Mix)
Kaleena Zanders - Anything Goes (Extended Mix)
David Guetta, Marten Horger & Men Machine - The Past, The Present, The Future (Extended Mix)
Ethan Walsh - Too In Love With You (Extended Mix)
ANOTR feat. 54 Ultra - Talk To You (Courant Extended Remix)
Hugel, Imael Angel & Ultra Nate - Movin To The Sun (Extended Mix)
John Summit & Absolutely - Don't Believe It (Extended Mix)
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike, Marlon Hoffstadt & DJ Konik - Makina Time (Joel Corry Extended Remix)
Rafael, Jord & Gwen Guthrie - In Love (Extended Mix)
Prospa & Murda Beatz - Baby (Intro Mix)

Club Taylor 2k26 [Platinum Edition] Volume 4

Club Taylor 2k26 Volume 4 Closes Out the Series
Party Favorz is back with the fourth and final volume of Club Taylor 2k26, featuring standout Taylor Swift remixes and dancefloor-ready reworks of her biggest hits and fan favorites. This latest entry in the Club Taylor Platinum Edition series pushes deeper into modern EDM, circuit, progressive, and house sounds while closing out one of the strongest remix collections we’ve assembled in years.
Honestly, there’s not much left to say about this series musically that wasn’t already covered in the previous drop, so instead I’m going to update everyone on what’s been happening behind the scenes lately.
Goodbye Facebook and Instagram
First up, the Party Favorz Facebook page is officially gone.
Apparently, we’re among the early casualties of Meta’s decision to lay off thousands of workers and replace them with AI-driven moderation and customer service. Most of you already know I’m a strong supporter of AI. I use it regularly for writing, artwork concepts, SEO, and website development. However, there’s a massive difference between using AI as a productivity tool and weaponizing it against your own users.
I had a Meta Verified account, meaning Meta already confirmed I was exactly who I claimed to be. Despite the monthly fee, I never received most of the benefits they advertised. At $20 a month, it simply stopped making sense. After trying unsuccessfully to cancel the subscription directly through Meta, I finally shut it down through PayPal so they could no longer charge my debit card.
That’s when the retaliation started.
Suddenly, I lost admin access to the Party Favorz page. What followed was nearly two weeks of going in circles with Meta’s AI support system. It repeatedly told me the issue would be resolved within 24 to 48 hours, only for absolutely nothing to happen. Every time I returned, the case had mysteriously been marked “closed.” Starting a new support request only restarted the same endless loop of fake instructions, missing menu options, dead-end links, and canned responses.
Eventually, I realized I no longer needed Facebook or Instagram at all.
The biggest advantage those platforms offered was keeping up with DJs posting new remix drops on SoundCloud. Since I already follow all of them directly on SoundCloud anyway, Meta really became nothing more than unnecessary middleman clutter.
Subscribe By Email Instead
Going forward, the best way to stay updated on new Party Favorz episodes is to subscribe by email using the link in this post or in the sidebar. You won’t get spammed. You’ll only receive an email whenever a new episode drops. That’s it.
No algorithms. No shadow bans. No corporate nonsense deciding whether you get to see my content.
Medical Debt, Politics, and a Broken System
Most of you already know I’ve been dealing with some pretty brutal medical issues over the past several months. Thankfully, the wounds on my leg have finally started healing, albeit slowly. Still, the financial aftermath has been devastating.
I’m currently drowning in medical debt and doing everything possible to negotiate those bills down to realistic numbers. At this point, it’s basically “take it or leave it” because there’s only so much blood you can squeeze from a stone.
That’s why it infuriates me watching this administration throw money around like monopoly cash.
While average Americans struggle to pay rent, groceries, insurance, and medical bills, Trump reportedly pressured the Department of Justice into creating what amounts to a $1.8 billion slush fund for some of the most undeserving people imaginable — individuals who assaulted Capitol Police officers with flag poles, chemical spray, fists, stun guns, and fire extinguishers, smeared feces throughout the Capitol, trashed congressional offices causing hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages, hunted lawmakers through the halls of Congress, and openly erected gallows while chanting they wanted to hang Vice President Mike Pence because he refused to overturn the election.
Many pleaded guilty. Others were convicted by juries of their peers after mountains of video evidence left little room for debate. Yet somehow, these people are now being portrayed as victims deserving taxpayer-funded restitution while working Americans drown under medical debt, rising grocery bills, and stagnant wages.
At the same time, Trump continues pushing vanity projects most Americans never asked for, including demands that taxpayers fund his proposed White House ballroom after initially claiming donors would cover the cost. Reports surrounding financial protections tied to his broader political agreements have only fueled concerns that he and members of his family are effectively shielding themselves from future IRS scrutiny indefinitely while continuing to profit from political influence, overseas ventures, licensing deals, cryptocurrency schemes, donor-funded properties, endless merchandise grifts, and every imaginable opportunity to monetize political power.
Meanwhile, regular Americans are told to tighten their belts.
Well, some of us damn sure care.
Gas prices here in Georgia continue creeping upward, hovering around $4 a gallon. Grocery costs for two people in our household have exploded from roughly $300 a month during the Biden years to anywhere between $500 and $700 now. Add crushing medical debt on top of that, and watching Trump and his orbit monetize political power at every opportunity becomes even harder to stomach.
Still, despite all of this financial burden, Rick and I will somehow find a way to muddle through because that’s what ordinary people do. We adapt. We sacrifice. We survive. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said for the wealthy political class currently fleecing the country while pretending they alone can save it.
The Party Favorz Website Overhaul Is Complete
On a more positive note, the Party Favorz website overhaul is finally finished.
The site should still feel familiar, but the biggest goal was making older episodes easier to discover for newer visitors. Over the years, the Club Taylor series, Funky House Sessions, Peak Hour, Circuit & Anthems, and countless legacy sets have grown so large that too much content was getting buried beneath newer releases. Now, older episodes are featured more prominently so listeners can better understand the full scope of what Party Favorz offers across multiple genres and generations of dance music.
There are only so many ways to redesign a site like this without losing its identity, but I think I finally landed on something that works.
Summer Leap 2026 Is Up Next
I know many of you are already waiting for Summer Leap 2026. The good news is that the tracks have already been selected and the set is well underway. My hope is to have it ready sometime next week.
After that, we’ll officially move into the annual Gay Pride sets, which are always among the biggest releases of the year around here.
Between Club Taylor 2k26, the website overhaul, and everything happening behind the scenes personally, it feels good to finally say that things are slowly getting back on track.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album: Club Taylor 2k26 Platinum Edition Volume 4Genre: House, EDM, Dubstep, NuDisco, Progressive HouseYear: 2026Total Time: 01:28:56
Red (South House Remix)
You Need To Calm Down (Andrew Marks Now Or Never Edit)
Opalite (Beto Luna Extended Remix)
Cruel Summer (Ray Rhodes Remix)
Fortnight (BLONDISH Remix Extended) [with Post Malone]
I Knew You Were Trouble (Cosmic Dawn Club Mix)
You Belong With Me (James Lucas & Max Major Remix)
Wildest Dreams (R3hab Remix Extended)
Karma (GR1NDU Future Rave Remix)
Cardigan (Alex Simmons Remix)
Blank Space (Ray Rhodes Remix)
August (Sanjay Remix)
New Romantics (DJ PRESS PLAY Remix)
The Fate Of Ophelia (Loud Luxury Extended Remix)
I Can Do It With A Broken Heart (Dombresky Remix Intro - Dirty)
Style (Jroll Remix)
Lover (Tempo Remix)
I Can See You (Martial Simon Remix)
Anti-Hero (Roosevelt Remix Intro)
Lavender Haze (Snakehips Extended Remix - Explicit)
Wood (Martial Simon Remix)
Delicate (Seeb Remix)
Sweet Nothing (Chuksie Remix)

Club Taylor 2k26 [Platinum Edition] Volume 3

Party Favorz is back with the third installment of Club Taylor [Platinum Edition], continuing our complete overhaul of the original Taylor Swift remix series while pushing these final two volumes into entirely new territory.
Expanding Beyond the Original Club Taylor
The first two volumes leaned more heavily into the progressive, tribal and circuit-inspired sounds commonly associated with LGBTQ dance culture and festivals, while Volumes 3 and 4 expand into a broader modern dance spectrum that incorporates sweeping EDM, Progressive House, Dubstep, Future House, NuDisco and melodic crossover remixes geared toward hardcore Taylor fans looking for something beyond the expected club formula.
Rebuilding the Series From Scratch
As we started rebuilding these sets from scratch, it quickly became obvious that trying to force everything into one giant mix wasn’t working. Even with strong remixes, too many songs began blending together after repeated listening. Taylor’s songwriting style is so recognizable that placement and sequencing became just as important as the songs themselves.
That’s ultimately why this project evolved into four distinct volumes instead of simply updating the original release.
Many of the strongest remixes from the original Club Taylor were already doing exactly what they needed to do, so they remained untouched. Others were replaced with alternate versions that better fit the atmosphere and flow of these newer volumes. In several cases, lesser-known remixes ultimately worked better than the bigger or more obvious choices because they allowed the songs to breathe naturally instead of overwhelming them with unnecessary production tricks.
That approach helped shape the overall identity of the final two volumes.
A More Modern Dancefloor Experience
Tracks from 1989, Reputation, Lover, Red, Speak Now, Folklore, Midnights, The Tortured Poets Department and The Life of a Showgirl all coexist here, but they do so through a much broader modern dance lens than the earlier volumes. Songs like “Down Bad,” “Fortnight,” “Bad Blood,” “Karma,” “Cruel Summer,” “The Fate Of Ophelia” and “Opalite” naturally pushed the set deeper into melodic EDM and atmospheric territory, while classics like “Out Of The Woods,” “Ready For It,” “Blank Space,” “Style,” “Wildest Dreams,” “You Belong With Me” and “Shake It Off” helped anchor the larger club energy throughout the mix.
At the same time, some songs simply didn’t survive the rebuild process. A few remixes stayed too close to the original productions, while others disrupted the pacing or emotional momentum we were trying to create. Even fan favorite mashups were cut if they didn’t contribute something unique to the overall listening experience.
In the end, these final two volumes became less about creating a straightforward Taylor Swift remix collection and more about building a long-form dance experience that evolves from beginning to end without exhausting the listener. Party Favorz really pushed itself creatively on these final two volumes and we hope fans can appreciate the time and effort that went into creating them.
We’ll be back Saturday with the final volume where we diverge a bit and have something to say about what’s happening in the United States at the moment.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album: Club Taylor 2k26 Platinum Edition Volume 3Genre: House, EDM, Dubstep, NuDisco, Progressive HouseYear: 2026Total Time: 01:31:10
I Don't Wanna Live Forever (Cosmic Dawn Club Mix) [with Zayn Malik]
Out Of The Woods (Cosmic Dawn Club Mix)
Me! (Division 4 Remix) [with Brendon Urie]
The Man (David Michael Remix)
Both Of Us (It's The DJ Kue Remix!) [with B.O.B]
Welcome To New York (Babokon Remix)
22 (Gin & Sonic Mashup) [vs. Ride With Me]
Eyes Open (Nevins Tempo Mix DJ Intro)
Shake It Off (Jad Desenchanntee vs. Dave Audé Remix Extended)
Look What You Made Me Do (David Michael Club Mix)
All Too Well (Andrew Marks Breathe Again Edit) [vs. Blasterjaxx & Blackcode]
Don't Blame Me (Predator Remix)
Bad Blood (MS Project Sound Remix)
Ready For It (BloodPop Remix)
Down Bad (MIYOO Remix)
Willow (Liam Pfeifer Remix)
Mine (Jerry Kay 'Never Change' x 'The Best' Edit)
Message In A Bottle (Fat Max G Remix)
Bejeweled (Kue Extended Remix)
We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together (Patrolla Remix)
Is It Over Now (Pete Down Club Mix Clean)
Love Story (Division 4 Radio Edit)
Clean (T. Kyle Remix)

Club Taylor Volume 2 [Platinum Edition] — Taylor Swift's Emotional Side of the Dance Floor

The second half of the Club Taylor [Platinum Edition] experience takes a noticeably different approach from Volume 1. While the first set pushed aggressively into tribal rhythms, circuit energy, and peak-hour intensity, Volume 2 leans deeper into the emotional core of Taylor Swift’s songwriting.
That contrast was intentional.
As the remix landscape surrounding Taylor continued expanding over the last two years, it became clear that splitting these updated sets into distinct musical identities made far more sense than forcing everything into one oversized collection. The newer material naturally separated itself into two lanes: harder mainroom energy and more melodic, progressive storytelling.
Volume 2 lives squarely in that second space.
Much of the emotional backbone driving Club Taylor Volume 2 [Platinum Edition] stems from the atmosphere introduced during Taylor’s Life of a Showgirl era. The album’s themes of isolation, heartbreak, emotional fatigue, and public performance translate beautifully into melodic house and progressive reinterpretations, giving this set a deeper and more reflective tone throughout.
Several of the newer additions pulled directly from that era help reshape the emotional arc of the mix. “Fortnight” featuring Post Malone immediately sets a darker and more cinematic mood, while “So Long, London” carries an emotional weight that feels tailor-made for progressive house treatment. Even “This Is Me Trying” and “Evermore” take on new life here, transforming vulnerable songwriting into sweeping late-night dance floor moments without losing the intimacy that made the originals resonate so deeply with fans.
A More Melodic Journey
Taylor’s music has always carried an emotional weight that translates beautifully into House and Progressive House. Themes of heartbreak, anxiety, longing, regret, and resilience become even more powerful when layered over driving basslines and atmospheric production.
Instead of chasing nonstop festival energy, many of the remixes featured here allow the vocals and emotion to breathe. The builds feel longer. The textures are warmer. The transitions flow more like a late-night journey rather than a full-throttle circuit set.
That approach works especially well on songs like “Evermore,” “This Love,” and “This Is Me Trying,” where the producers lean into atmosphere and emotional tension rather than oversized drops and constant peak moments.
At the same time, this isn’t some chilled-out afterhours session either.
There’s still plenty of dance floor firepower packed throughout the mix thanks to standout remix work from Dirty Disco, Russ Rich & Andy Allder, Barry Harris, and Toy Armada & DJ Grind. Tracks like “Style,” “Out Of The Woods,” “Blank Space,” and “Anti-Hero” continue proving just how naturally Taylor’s catalog fits into modern dance music culture.
Rebuilding the Mix From Scratch
Like Volume 1, this Platinum Edition was completely reconstructed from beginning to end rather than simply expanded with a handful of newer songs.
That process allowed newer material from Life of a Showgirl and the later “Taylor’s Version” releases to integrate naturally into the flow without disrupting the pacing of the original concept.
Songs like “Fortnight” and “So Long, London” instantly reshaped the emotional direction of the set, while newer remixes of older favorites gave the mix a cleaner and more modern feel compared to the 2023 release.
The end result feels far more cohesive and cinematic than the original version ever could have been.
Taylor Swift and Dance Music Continue to Evolve Together
What started years ago as occasional bootlegs and unofficial house edits has grown into an entire remix ecosystem surrounding Taylor Swift’s music.
That evolution says a lot about her staying power.
Very few artists can move this seamlessly between pop, country, indie, electronic, and club culture while still maintaining a clear artistic identity. Yet somehow Taylor continues pulling it off album after album.
For LGBTQ audiences especially, her music remains deeply personal and emotionally relatable. That connection is one of the reasons her songs continue thriving in circuit, tea dance, and progressive house environments long after their original chart runs fade away.
With Club Taylor Volume 2 [Platinum Edition], the focus shifts toward atmosphere, emotion, and melodic storytelling while still keeping one foot firmly planted on the dance floor.
And next weekend, the energy ramps back up when Club Taylor Volume 3 drops as part of the ongoing Club Fusion series, pushing even deeper into modern house and circuit territory.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album: Club Taylor Platinum Edition Volume 2Genre: House, Tribal, Progressive HouseYear: 2026Total Time: 01:47:22
Out Of The Woods (Toy Armada & DJ Grind Anthem Mix)
Me! (Dirty Disco Eagle Houston Remix) [with Brendon Urie]
Bejeweled (Dario Xavier Club Remix)
Style (Barry Harris Club Mix)
You Need To Calm Down (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix)
Don't Blame Me (SKDJ vs. Russ Rich & Leo Frappier Afterhours Club Remix Edit)
I Don't Wanna Live Forever (Barry Harris Remix) [with Zayn Malik]
Look What You Made Me Do (Barry Harris Club Enhanced Mix)
Cruel Summer (HenriqMoraes Melodic Mix)
Love Story (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix)
This Is Me Trying (Russ RIch & Andy Allder Shiniest Wheels Remix)
This Love (Russ Rich & Andy Allder Remix)
Father Figure (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix)
Fortnight (Russ Rich & Andy Allder Club Mix) [with Post Malone]
Bad Blood (DJ Amice Remix) [with Kendrick Lamar]
Anti-Hero (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix)
So Long, London (Russ Rich & Andy Allder Club Mix)
Blank Space (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix)
Evermore (Russ Rich & Andy Allder Evermore Dance Floor Remix)

Club Taylor Volume 1 [Platinum Edition] — Taylor Swift Takes Over the Dance Floor Again

It’s been nearly two years since Taylor Swift was first inducted into the Party Favorz Diva Hall of Fame, and honestly, a simple update was never going to cut it.
At the time, the original Club Taylor releases were built around the massive cultural impact of the Eras Tour, the re-recording campaign, and the sudden flood of dance remixes pouring out of the DJ underground. Since then, Taylor’s dominance has only grown larger. New albums, expanded “Taylor’s Version” releases, surprise drops, and an entirely new wave of unofficial club remixes pushed these sets far beyond what the original volumes could contain.
That left only one option: rebuild everything from scratch.
This isn’t some quick deluxe repackaging with a few bonus tracks tossed into the mix. Club Taylor Volume 1 [Platinum Edition] was completely reconstructed from beginning to end. Every transition, every energy shift, and every remix selection was reworked to create a stronger and more cohesive dance floor experience.
And yes, it all came together pretty quickly due to time constraints. Still, the end result feels bigger, tighter, and far more connected to where Taylor’s music sits in club culture today.
Taylor Swift’s Evolution Into a Dance Music Powerhouse
What makes Taylor unique is how naturally her songwriting adapts to dance music. That wasn’t always obvious during her early country years, but over the last decade her catalog has become a goldmine for house, tribal, progressive, and circuit reinterpretations.
Songs rooted in heartbreak, revenge, anxiety, romance, and self-reflection translate perfectly onto the dance floor because they already carry emotional tension at their core. DJs simply amplify that emotion through rhythm and atmosphere.
That transformation became even more apparent after Midnights, 1989 (Taylor’s Version), and especially The Tortured Poets Department. The darker lyrical themes and layered production opened the door for remixers to push her music into more dramatic and cinematic territory.
As a result, Taylor now comfortably occupies the same dance floor space long dominated by icons like Madonna, Beyoncé, and Kylie Minogue.
That’s no small feat.
A Harder and More Focused Sound
While the original Club Taylor leaned heavily into the excitement surrounding the Eras phenomenon, this Platinum Edition pushes much harder into peak-hour club territory.
The tribal rhythms are bigger. The basslines hit harder. The builds stretch longer. Several of the newer selections carry a darker edge that feels tailor-made for late-night circuit floors and massive Pride weekend crowds.
Remixers like Russ Rich & Andy Allder play a much larger role this time around, helping shape the overall identity of the set. Their work on tracks like “Down Bad,” “Timeless,” “Midnight Rain,” and “The Archer” gives the mix a sleek and modern progressive house backbone while maintaining the emotional pull that makes Taylor’s music instantly recognizable.
Meanwhile, Dirty Disco continues to deliver some of the strongest mainroom reinterpretations in the underground scene. Their remixes have always understood how to preserve Taylor’s vocals while injecting enough drive and drama to transform her songs into proper dance floor weapons.
That balance matters.
Too many pop remixes either strip away the emotion entirely or overload the production until the original song disappears. The producers featured here avoid that trap by respecting the storytelling while still building records designed for large crowds and high energy rooms.
Reworking the Original Blueprint
One of the biggest challenges with these Platinum Editions was figuring out how to incorporate newer material without destroying the flow established in the original release.
The answer ended up being simple: don’t force it.
Instead of dropping new songs into existing sections, both volumes were rebuilt entirely from scratch. Some older remixes were replaced altogether. Others were repositioned to improve pacing and energy progression.
That approach gave these sets room to breathe while allowing newer tracks like “My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys,” “The Fate Of Ophelia,” and “I Can Do It With A Broken Heart” to feel fully integrated rather than tacked on as afterthoughts.
Even updated versions of previously featured songs now hit differently within the new structure.
The revised vocal mix of “Don’t Blame Me” is a perfect example. The original afterhours version worked well on its own, but the newer interpretation blends far more naturally into the surrounding tracks and creates a stronger emotional payoff during the mix.
Small changes like that make a huge difference across a full-length DJ set.
Taylor’s Connection With LGBTQ Dance Culture
Taylor Swift’s relationship with LGBTQ fans has always been deeper than simple allyship. Her music speaks directly to outsiders, romantics, heartbreak survivors, and anyone rebuilding themselves after emotional wreckage.
That emotional connection is precisely why her catalog works so well in circuit and house environments.
Underneath the big hooks and polished production are songs about vulnerability, resilience, self-discovery, and reclaiming power after being broken down. Those themes resonate deeply within queer dance culture because they mirror experiences many listeners know firsthand.
That’s why tracks like “You Need To Calm Down,” “Shake It Off,” “Blank Space,” and “Anti-Hero” continue evolving long after their original chart runs ended.
They’ve become part of the culture.
And with this Platinum Edition, Club Taylor Volume 1 pushes even further into that space with bigger rhythms, darker textures, and a more refined dance floor focus than ever before.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album: Club Taylor Platinum Edition Volume IGenre: House, Tribal, Progressive HouseYear: 2026Total Time: 01:54:03
Wildest Dreams (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix)
You Belong To Me (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix)
I Can See You (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix)
I Knew You Were Trouble (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix)
Down Bad (Russ Rich & Andy Allder Cosmic Club Mix)
Timeless (Russ Rich & Andy Allder Eras Club Mix)
Cardigan (Russ Rich & Andy Allder Tech House Remix)
Opalite (Russ Rich & Andy Allder Club Remix)
Fearless (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix)
My Boy Only Breaks His Favorite Toys (Russ Rich & Andy Allder Club Remix)
Midnight Rain (Russ Rich & Andy Allder Club Mix)
I Can Do It with A Broken Heart (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix)
The Fate Of Ophelia (Russ Rich & Andy Allder Club Mix)
The Archer (Russ Rich & Andy Allder Combat Club Remix)
Message In A Bottle (Dirty Disco Pure Love House Remix)
We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix)
Haunted (Jace M & Toy Armada Remix)
Shake It Off (Barry Harris Extended Tribal House Remix)

Spring Into Action with the HOTTEST Circuit Anthems of the Season

Party Favorz is back a week earlier than expected with Spring Edition 2026 featuring the hottest circuit anthems of the season. As mentioned before, new releases have been pretty thin lately, but this set pulls together the best of what’s out there right now.
Rather than stretching things out, the focus stays tight. No filler. Just a solid run of tracks that actually deliver.
A Shift Toward Big Room Circuit Energy
Spring Edition 2026 pulls back from the progressive sound I usually lean into and goes straight for big room circuit tribal house for most of the set.
It hits harder right out of the gate.
The energy stays up, the drums drive everything forward, and there’s no unnecessary slowdown. This is more about impact than finesse, but it still holds together the way it should.
Built for Movement
This isn’t a chill set. It’s built to keep you moving.
Whether you’re working out or just need something with a steady push, this mix delivers. The pacing stays consistent and doesn’t wander. Tracks are given enough room to land, but nothing drags.
Making the Most of a Thin Release Cycle
Let’s be real — releases have been pretty thin lately. That made this one tougher to pull together.
So instead of forcing variety, I stuck with what’s actually working right now. That’s why Spring Edition 2026 leans heavily into circuit and big room sounds. They bring the energy and hold up across the mix.
No filler. Just a straight run from start to finish.

I’ll be taking a few weeks off to start my AI certification through Google while also working on the tracklist for the next BackSpin set.
In the meantime, I’ve noticed a lot of traffic going back to older releases, especially from the Top 20 chart. That tells me folks are still hungry for these mixes.
I’m keeping this one short and will be back in early May.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album: Spring Edition 2026Genre: Circuit, Tribal, HouseYear: 2026Total Time: 02:03:21
Yinon Yahel & Maya Simantov - Glam (Disco 77 Mix)
Jace M, Ellie Lei & Toy Armada - I'll Fly With You (Extended Mix)
20 Fingers feat. Roula - Lick It (Robbie Carrigan Tribal Remix)
Morten E Prophecy - Suelta (Barres Remix)
t.A.T.u. - All The Things She Said (Big Kid World Pride 2026 Remix)
Kato - Turn The Lights Off (Jace M & Toy Armada Remix)
Junior Senna - Underground (Extended Mix)
Rashida Ethno - Do You Feel It (Original Mix)
Bebe Rexha & Faithless - New Religion (HenriqMoraes Mix)
David Guetta & Hypaton - Walked Away (Ivan Barres Remix)
Lady Gaga - Vanish Into You (Erik Vilar & Fran Albuquerque PVT)
J Warren - You & Me (Extended Mix)
Sarah Washington - Heaven (Brady Prince Remix)
Robyn - Light Up (Dario Xavier Club Remix)
Gloria Estefan feat. Miami Sound Machine - Conga! (Alan Capetillo Remix)
JADE - Angel Of My Dreams 2k26 (HenriqMoraes Circuit Mix)
HUNTR/X - Golden (DJ Nick Stracener & E. Ibize Private Mashup)
Edeon - Elevated (Angelo Del Corral Remix)
Analu Pimenta, Mario Beckman & Sakalem - Dream Awake (Extended Mix)
Rosalia - Berghain (Josh Bacrise Remix)
Sweet Beatz & Edson Pride - Burning In The Night (Adrian Lagunas Remix)
Yerko Molina - I Got To Party (Original Mix)
A2M Project - Higher Tonight (Edson Pride Circuit Remix)
Eliad Cohen, Danny Verde & Maya Simantov - Forget You (Jose Spinnin Cortes Extended Mix)
Eliad Cohen & Riki Ben Ari - Back To Black (GSP Extended Remix)
Kylie - Night Owl (Dirty Disco Euphoric Remix)
DICHEEKO x DINARDO (US) - Don't Waste My Love (Extended Mix)

Funky House Sessions Spring 2026 | House, Disco & Gospel House Mix

Happy Easter for those celebrating over the Passover weekend. I wasn’t planning to drop Funky House Sessions Spring 2026, but I figured I’d go ahead and release it early. It frees me up to start working on the next Circuit & Anthems set, which is taking more time than usual since finding solid tracks has become a chore.
Gospel House With a Disco Core
This episode leans heavily into Gospel House and gets pretty soulful at times, while still holding onto that Disco House backbone. There are still plenty of big-room Disco House tracks in the middle of the set, so it delivers where it counts.
That said, this one does run a little different than the usual Funky House Sessions. Still, if you’re into real house music, this should land just fine.
What’s Next
I’ll be working on the next Spring Edition for 2026, but it’ll take a couple of weeks before it drops. Most of that time will be spent digging for tracks that actually make the cut.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album: Funky House Sessions: Spring 2026Genre: Disco House, Soul Funk, Nu Disco, House MusicYear: 2026Total Time: 02:13:07
Fuzzy Hair x Jay Vegas - Feeling Good (Extended Mix)
Samo - Why I Love You (Extended Mix)
Bender feat. Kathy Brown - It's Alright (Extended Mix)
Osner - I Love You So (Extended Mix)
Risk Assessment - 2 People (Original Mix)
Max Winfield & Inaya Day - I Can Feel It (Extended Mix)
Jay Vegas - Dance All Night (Original Mix)
Odyssey Inc. - Get Back To You (Original Mix)
Mark Picchiotti & Javi Star - Do You Wanna Funk (Extended Tribute Mix)
Mark Knight & Wh0 - Clap Your Hands (Extended Mix)
Revival House Project, Mousse T. & Kathy Brown - I'm Gonna Make It (Groove P Extended Remix)
Birdee - Do U Feel (Extended Mix)
Milton Shadow & Zsak - House Music Baby (Extended Mix)
Risk Assessment - Love Attraction (Original Mix)
Jocelyn Brown with Incognito - Always There (DJ Bert Bevans Disco Mix)
Block & Crown feat. Larue - You Got A Hold On Me (Clubmix)
Mirko & Meex - Hold On Me (Extended Mix)
Groove Armada - Love's Theme (Extended Mix)
Cas - Get Up (Extended Mix)
Hot Since 82 & Avision - In The Air (Original Mix)
Prospa & Cloonee - Free Your Mind (Extended Mix)
RUZE & Chesster - Another Night (Extended Mix)
DJ Fudge & Kiko Navarro - Show You The Way (Original Mix)
Odyssey Inc. & Wayne Soul Avengerz - Too Close (Extended Mix)
Definite Grooves - Everyday (Move My Soul) (Extended Mix)
Block & Crown feat. Larrice - You Gave Me Love (Deep Testimony Mix)
DJ Fudge - Carry Us Away (Extended Mix)
Armand Van Helden, Mark Knight & D.Ramirez - You (Extended Mix)