EDM & House Music: Party Favorz (Circuit, Funky & Dance Classics)

Holiday Edition 2010 | Volume 1

Album : Holiday Edition 2010 v1
Genre : Circuit, Progressive, Tribal, House
Year : 2010
Total Time : 01:19:04
1. Kylie - Get Outta My Way (Yiannis Risque Club Mix)
2. Divine Brown - Sunglasses (Cajmere Ray Vocal Mix)
3. Kimberly Cole - Smack You (Eddie Amador Club)
4. Emii - Mr. Romeo (Ralphi Rosario Club Mix)
5. Rihanna - Only Girl [In The World] (Rosabel's Only Club In The World)
6. Lori Michaels - Rebound (Razor N Guido Remix)
7. Yolanda Be Cool & DCup - We No Speak Americano (Edson Pride Personal Mix)
8. Black Eyed Peas - The Time (Tommy Love Anthem Mix)
9. Filipe Guerra feat. LuGuessa - Take A Chance (Original Mix)
10. Edson Pride & Jeanie Tracy - Feel Good (Barry Harris Big Drama Mix)
11. Edson Pride feat. Cyon Flare - Free Your Body (Tony Moran & Mike Lorello Remix)
12. Kimberly Davis - Twist of Love (Oxford Hustlers Mix)
13. Oxford Hustlers feat. Katherine Ellise - Love U More (Wayne G Mix)

Jingle Electric 2010 | Volume 1

Album : Jingle Bell Electro v1
Genre : Electro, House, Progressive
Year : 2010
Total Time : 1:19:55:00
1. Everything But The Girl - Missing (MKC Remix)
2. Tiffany Dunn - Shut The Front Door (Got My Girls) (Mixin' Marc & Tony Svejda Mix)
3. Shakira feat. Dizzee Rascal - Loca (Freemasons Club Mix)
4. Nicole Scherzinger - Poison (Dave Aude Antidote Club Mix)
5. Rihanna - Only Girl [In The World] (The Bimbo Jones Club)
6. Jason Derulo - The Sky's The Limit (Wideboys Club Mix)
7. Stan Courtois & Felly - Don't Stop Believin' (KitSch 2.0 Remix)
8. Zayra - Baby Likes To Bang (Mixin Marc & Tony Svejda Club Mix)
9. Black Eyed Peas - The Time (The Dirty Bit) (Liam Keegan Club Mix)
10. Kelly Rowland - Forever And A Day (Antoine Clamaran Extended Mix)
11. Nelly Furtado - Night Is Young (Manhattan Clique Club Mix)
12. OneRepublic - Secrets (Roger Sanchez Club Mix)
13. Emii - Mr. Romeo (Jason Nevins Club Mix)
14. Julissa Veloz - Take Control (Sted E & Hybrid Heights Mix)
15. Axwell feat. Errol Reid - Nothing But Love (Remode Mix)

Adapt or Die | Volume 2

Album : Adapt or Die v2
Genre : Electro, House, Progressive
Year : 2010
Total Time : 1:13:12:00
1. Bruno Mars - Just The Way You Are (Funk3d Remix)
2. Ke$ha - Take It Off (DJ Strobe Extended Mix)
3. DJ Dan pres. Future Retro - Fascinated (Chew Fu Love Toy Fix Extended Mix)
4. Zoe Badwi - Freefallin' (Denzal Park Remix)
5. Estelle - Fall In Love (Seamus Haji Remix)
6. Martin Solveig feat. Dragonette - Hello (Original Mix)
7. Duck Sauce - Barbara Streisand (Extended Mix)
8. Enrique Iglesias - Heartbeat (Digital Dog Club Mix)
9. Cheryl Cole - Promise This (Nu Addiction Club Mix)
10. Tanja La Croix - Need More (D.O.N.S. Remix)
11. Samuele Sartini feat. Amanda Wilson - Love You Seek (Beat Thrillerz Remix)
12. Syke 'n' Sugarstarr & Alexandra Prince - So Alive (Gregori Klosman & Danny Wild Remix)
13. Brandon Flowers - Crossfire (Chew Fu Club Mix)
14. Kylie - Get Outta My Way (Steve Anderson's Pacha Club Mix)

Mary J. Blige | The Diva Series

Long hailed as the "Queen of Hip-Hop Soul," Mary J. Blige is an enigma of resilience and artistic versatility. She's not only conquered the realms of R&B and pop, but she's also ventured into dance music, making her one of the most comprehensive music artists of our time. With numerous accolades and chart-topping hits to her name, her imprint on popular culture is indelible. However, her journey hasn't been a smooth ride—she's battled substance abuse, which makes her resurgence and continuing influence even more awe-inspiring.
When you think of Mary J. Blige, hits like "Family Affair" often come to mind. This classic has been given a fresh feel with the Spanish Fly remix transforming an already iconic song into a dance floor juggernaut. But Mary's dance catalog doesn't stop there. "No More Drama (Thunderpuss Remix)" and "Your Child (Junior Vasquez Remix)" quickly became massive gay anthems, proving her inclusivity and wide appeal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DdOS1pnFRgQ
Arguably, Mary's most significant crossover success is her towering hit, "Be Without You." This emotional ballad experienced a second life with the uplifiting Moto Blanco Vocal Mix, which introduced her to a whole new audience that thrives on electronic beats and soaring vocals. Her duet with the iconic Chaka Khan on "Disrespectful (Paulo & Dutkevitch Creative Mix)" is another testimony to her ability to collaborate across genres while staying true to her musical roots.
The struggle with substance abuse could have marred Mary J. Blige's story, but instead, it adds another layer of depth to her persona. Her openness about her addiction and the struggle to overcome it has helped end the stigma often associated with substance abuse. Her recovery has not just been a personal victory but also an inspiration for countless fans who've been through similar hardships.
In a society that often tries to pigeonhole artists, Mary J. Blige stands as a multi-faceted gem. From her ground-breaking influence on R&B and pop to her lesser-known but significant contributions to the dance music arena, Mary is a living testament to the transformative power of music.
Her lasting impact on the music industry, her meaningful engagement with social issues, and her personal struggles and triumphs are what make Mary J. Blige more than a diva; they make her an icon. She has taken each phase of her career and each personal setback as an opportunity to grow, proving that the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul is a dance floor diva in her own right.
If for no other reason than her just being Mary, she's rightfully earned her place in our exclusive Diva Hall of Fame.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
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Album : Mary J. Blige
Genre : Club, House
Year : 2010
Total Time : 1:23:21.00
Family Affair (Spanish Fly Remix)
We Ride (Moto Blanco Remix)
Give Me You (Extended Nino Radio Mix)
Just Fine (Moto Blanco Club Vox)
I Am (Nick Harvey Private Club Mix)
No More Drama (Thunderpuss Remix)
Deep Inside (Hex Hector Remix)
Magic (Moto Blanco Club Mix) [with Robin Thicke]
Be Without You (Moto Blanco Vocal Mix)
Stronger (EDX's Belo Horizonte At Night Mix)
He Think I Don't Know (HQ2 Club Mix)
Rainy Dayz (Thunderpuss Remix) [with Ja Rule]
Disrespectful (Paulo & Dutkevitch Creative Mix) [with Chaka Khan]
Your Child (Junior Vasquez Remix)

Adapt or Die | Volume 1

Album : Adapt or Die v1
Genre : Electro, House, Progressive
Year : 2010
Total Time : 1:16:39:00
1. Florence + The Machine - Dog Days Are Over (Steve Pitron & Max Sanna Mainroom Club Mix)
2. Paradiso Girls - Who's My Bitch (Dave Aude Club Mix)
3. Pray for More feat. LaTasha Jordan - Breaking Away (K-Klass Club Mix)
4. The Green Children - Dragons (Digital Dog Club Edit)
5. Soft Complex - Wounded Valentine (Morel Vox Mix)
6. Rihanna - Only Girl (In The World) (Liam Keegan Extended Mix)
7. Katy Perry - Teenage Dream (Trypsin & Billy Waters Club Mix)
8. La Roux - In For The Kill (Chris Lake Remix)
9. Bob Sinclar - I Feel For You 2010 (Anthony Ross & Lazy Rich Remix)
10. BT & Andrew Bayer - The Emergency (Dave Aude Remix)
11. Niamh Egan - You're The One (Wendel Kos Extended Mix)
12. Scissor Sisters - Any Which Way (Carte Blanche Remix)
13. Ralphi Rosario & Abel Aguilera vs. Tamara Wallace - C'mon Get Funky (Mark Picchiotti Mix)
14. Cee Lo Green - Fuck You (Stonemasons Remix)

Fall Edition 2010 | Volume 2

Album : Fall Edition 2010 v2
Genre : Circuit, Progressive, Tribal, House
Year : 2010
Total Time : 02:08:20
1. Junior Vasquez - If Madonna Calls 1996 (X Beat Mix Edit)
2. Deborah Cooper - Live You All Over (Offer Nissim Remix)
3. Christina Aguilera - Bionic (Brian Cua Circuitry Club Mix)
4. Katy Perry - Peacock (Hector Fonseca Club Mix)
5. Tony Moran & Ultra Nate - Destination (Tony Moran & Dave Soronson New Era Anthem Mix)
6. The Ting Tings - Hands (Ralphi Rosario Club Mix)
7. Ryan W - Untouchable (Razor 'N' Guido Remix)
8. Ralphi Rosario & Abel Aguilera vs. Tamara Wallace - C'Mon Get Funky (Rosabel Phat Mix)
9. Kesha vs. Lisatt Voltax vs. Mur - Maybe I Need Some Rehab (Hector Fonseca Mix)
10. Eminem & Rihanna - Love The Way You Lie (Rafael Lelis Private Dub)
11. Barbara Sheree - Power To The People (Audio Assembly Private Mix)
12. Morten Breum feat. Camille Jones - I Like It (Tocadisco Remix)
13. Henri - I Wanna Be Your Baby (Eddie Amador Extended Club)
14. Lolene - Rich (Perry Twins Of The Rich & Famous Mix)
15. Jimmy D Robinson feat. Melba Moore - So Freak (Edson Pride Epic Mix)
16. Ron Perkov - It Doesn't Matter (Mike Cruz Vocal Mix)
17. Selena Gomez - Round & Round (Razor 'N' Guido Club Mix)
18. Paradiso Girls - Who's My Bitch (Ralphi Rosario Big Club Remix)
19. George Michael - I Want Your Sex 2010 (Freemasons Club Mix)
20. Shontelle - Impossible (Johnny Vicious Club Mix)
21. Danielle Simeone - I'd Rather Fall (Tony Moran & Warren Rigg Club Mix)

90s House Music Classics Volume 7: Keep On Movin’

Ah, here we are—the grand finale in our explorative series delving into the euphoric landscape of 90s House Music Classics. As we prepare to put the finishing touches on this sonic odyssey, let's not forget the decade that was teeming with contrasts. While the world was engrossed in phenomena like the cloning of Dolly the Sheep and the unabating allure of "The X-Files," these distinctive house tracks were coursing through strobe-lit dance floors and echoing in the hearts of midnight revelers. Let's journey one last time into epic dance music podcast series that serves as a fitting coda to the compelling '90s era.
Opus III "It's A Fine Day"
The ethereal vocals of Kirsty Hawkshaw serve as the linchpin for "It's A Fine Day," masterfully intertwining with an electro-hip beat that catapults the listener into a surreal soundscape. This Opus III classic transcended the boundaries of conventional 90s House Music, injecting a dose of trance vibes that made the track an unforgettable auditory experience.
Judy Cheeks - As Long As You're Good To Me (Love To Infinity's Classic Paradise Club Mix)
"As Long As You're Good To Me" by Judy Cheeks was an oasis in 1995's tumultuous landscape. Love To Infinity's remix infused the track with euphoric synths and pulsating rhythms, lifting club-goers into a momentary bliss. While the year buzzed with social and technological shifts, this song offered an island of serenity, its catchy refrain becoming a de facto mantra for the dancefloor community.
Clubland feat. Quartz - Let's Get Busy (Pump It Up) (The G Mix)
Clubland teams up with Quartz to bring us "Let's Get Busy (Pump It Up)" in The G Mix—a frenetic concoction that left a lasting impact on the dance scene. Packed with pulsating beats and a groove-laden synth line, this classic will transport you straight back to the frenzied energy of 90s dance floors.
Inner City - Pennies From Heaven (Norty Boy Mix)
Inner City's "Pennies From Heaven" in the Norty Boy Mix is a voyage into sonic splendor. With captivating vocal arrangements and immersive beats, this track epitomized what it meant to be a 90s House anthem, creating an aural experience that effortlessly turned listeners into devout followers.
Sandy B - Make The World Go 'Round (Deep Dish Vocal Mix)
In an era of musical experimentation, Sandy B's "Make The World Go 'Round" brought something special to the table. The Deep Dish Vocal Mix took this anthem to new heights with its intricate harmonies and subversive beats, offering an intoxicating musical blend that still resonates with today's audiences.
Madonna - Deeper And Deeper (Shep's Deep Makeover Mix)
Never one to shy away from innovation, Madonna's "Deeper And Deeper" was radically transformed by Shep's Deep Makeover Mix. This track stripped away the pop essence, replacing it with a hypnotic beat structure and lavish strings, epitomizing the transformative power of the remix culture inherent to 90s House Music Classics.
Soul II Soul - Keep On Movin' (Original Mix)
Finally, we can't overlook the blissful “Keep On Movin'” by Soul II Soul. An original mix that embodied the soulful aura of 90s house music. Its jazz-infused beats and laid-back tempo gave it a timeless quality that transcends eras, earning its spot as one of the true 90s House Music Classics.
From Opus III’s ethereal tones to Soul II Soul’s enduring beats, this playlist showcases the compelling intricacies and emotive depths of 90s House Music Classics. It's a sonic canvas that painted the decade with hues of rhythm and harmony, reflecting the broader cultural shifts of the time. Amidst the seismic shifts in politics and society, these tracks acted as a cultural anchor, rendering the '90s not just a decade, but an unforgettable dance movement.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
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Album : Keep On Movin' | 90's House Classics v7
Genre : Classic House
Year : 2010
Total Time : 1:18:49:00
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90s House Music Classics Volume 6: Keep On Jumpin’

As our nostalgic journey continues through this multi-part series, let’s not forget that 1995 was the year when the Oklahoma City bombing shocked the nation, and the O.J. Simpson trial captivated our collective attention. But on a lighter note, Microsoft released Windows 95, and the Sony PlayStation made its U.S. debut. Yet, the echo of 90s House Music Classics provided the sonic backdrop that made the era unforgettable.
Mariah Carey: Emotions (12'' Club Mix)
When Mariah Carey released "Emotions," it was a defining moment. The track, embedded in the David Morales remix, had the vocals soaring higher than the U.S. box office numbers of Toy Story in 1995. The blend of Carey's vocal range with the beat creates a sublime synergy, still making it a dancefloor essential.
49ers: Don't You Love Me (90's Mix)
This song is an interesting outlier. The 49ers managed to juxtapose elements of techno with classic house in "Don't You Love Me," just when Friends made its TV debut and started redefining friendship norms. This song may not have a Ross and Rachel saga, but its pulsating rhythm and evergreen allure still keep feet moving on dance floors today.
Clubhouse: Deep In My Heart (American 12'' Mix)
Clubhouse's "Deep In My Heart" could almost be the soundtrack of 1996, a year that saw the infamous Unabomber captured and the Spice Girls claiming "Girl Power" with their hit "Wannabe." But in the middle of it all, this number offered a profound, bass-heavy reflection of the deeper strains of house music.
D-Mob with Cathy Dennis: That's The Way Of The World (12'' Version)
This is a vital track that merged Cathy Dennis's unique vocal style with D-Mob's creative prowess. The song emerged at a time when the first Harry Potter book was published in the UK. Both the book and the song offered escape, but while Harry Potter invited us to a magical world, "That’s The Way Of The World" provided an escape on the dance floor.
Carleen Anderson: Mama Said (K-Klassic Mix)
In 1997, Tiger Woods amazed us with his Masters win at Augusta, but Carleen Anderson's "Mama Said" was winning the hearts of club-goers. Her voice, coupled with K-Klassic Mix's production finesse, made it a sterling example of house music done right.
Sounds Of Blackness: I Believe (Classic Gospel Mix)
Blending gospel with house music, this track was a spiritual awakening at the apex of the Y2K hysteria. The Classic Gospel Mix gave it an ethereal dimension, offering a musical refuge as we braced for the millennium.
Madonna: Secret (Junior’s Luscious Club Mix)
By the time Madonna’s “Secret” rolled out in its Junior's Luscious Club Mix, the Lewinsky scandal had shocked America. Yet, in Madonna’s quintessential style, the song offered a hidden escape—a confessional dance-floor rendezvous.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Donate and keep the party going!
Album : Keep On Jumpin' |  90's House Classics v6
Genre : Classic House
Year : 2010
Total Time : 1:18:59:00
1. Mariah Carey - Emotions (12'' Club Mix)
2. 49ers - Don't You Love Me (90's Mix)
3. Clubhouse - Deep In My Heart (American 12'' Mix)
4. D-Mob with Cathy Dennis - That's The Way Of The World (12'' Version)
5. Black Box - I Don't Know (Hurley's House Mix)
6. Carleen Anderson - Mama Said (K-Klassic Mix)
7. Sounds Of Blackness - I Believe (Classic Gospel Mix)
8. Shawn Christopher - Don't Lose The Magic (David Morales Club Mix)
9. Clubland - Hold On (Hurley's House Mix)
10. Master's At Work pres. India - To Be In Love (Full Intention Club Edit)
11. Todd Terry feat. Martha Wash & Jocelyn Brown - Keep On Jumpin (Tee's Freeze Mix)
12. Toni Braxton - You're Making me High (Classic Mix)
13. Chaka Khan - Love You All My Lifetime (Garage Mix With Strings)
14. Madonna - Secret (Junior's Luscious Club Mix)

90s House Music Classics Volume 5: Turn It Out

Continuing our exploration of the music that punctuated decades, let's set our time machines to the '90s—a time when the internet was a fledgling tool, Michael Jordan was an unstoppable force on the basketball court, and shows like "Friends" and "Seinfeld" were painting our TV screens. But what was really electrifying people globally were the pulsating beats of 90s House Music Classics.
LaBelle - Turn It Out (Shep's Totally Turnt Out Dub 2 Anthem)
In 1995, while O.J. Simpson was declared "not guilty," LaBelle captivated dance floors with "Turn It Out." Shep Pettibone's "Totally Turnt Out Dub 2 Anthem" took an already energetic tune to stratospheric heights. LaBelle's vocal range perfectly harmonized with the transformative remix, making it a staple in nightclubs.
Judy Cheeks - Respect (Classic Club Mix)
Cut to 1996. The Macarena was something everyone—at least once—tried to dance to, whether at a wedding or reluctantly at a high school gym. But within the sanctuaries of house music, Judy Cheeks was demanding "Respect." The Classic Club Mix uplifted the track with groovy basslines, presenting a gutsier version that became an empowerment anthem for many.
Jennifer Holliday - No Frills Love (Classic Paradise 12'' Mix)
Ah, 1996—a year when the world held its breath watching Kerri Strug's one-footed vault landing at the Atlanta Olympics. It was the same year Jennifer Holliday released "No Frills Love." The "Classic Paradise 12'' Mix" turned this cut into a definitive anthem, transforming it into something far more robust than your run-of-the-mill love song. At a time when people sought narratives of triumph, this song's heady mix of vocals and rhythm offered its own kind of victory.
Happy Clappers - I Believe (12'' Master)
Rewind a bit to 1995, a year that brought us the iconic, though controversial, verdict in the O.J. Simpson trial. Amidst the national debates and TV drama, Happy Clappers were making waves in a different way with their song "I Believe." The 12'' Master version served as a refuge, providing an irresistible groove that prompted listeners to believe in something better, if only for the length of a song.
Hannah Jones - You Only Have To Say You Love Me (Eric Kupper Mix)
In the tempest of 1997, a year that saw the world mourning the loss of Princess Diana and simultaneously tuning into the debut of "South Park," Hannah Jones offered solace with "You Only Have To Say You Love Me." Remixed by Eric Kupper, the song provided an emotional compass at a time when cultural sentiments were swinging wildly between sorrow and irreverence. Kupper's mix, nuanced and eloquent, lent a soulfulness to Hannah Jones' impassioned vocals—creating an anthem that resonated in nightclubs and quiet moments alike. As with other 90s House Music Classics, this track proved that even in turbulent times, music could offer the sort of reassurance that was sometimes hard to find elsewhere.
These songs didn't just represent a genre; they shaped the identity of a generation navigating through cultural milestones. They offered solace, they incited joy, and most of all, they united people on the dance floor regardless of their backgrounds.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Donate and keep the party going!
Album : Turn It Out | 90's House Classics v5
Genre : Classic House
Year : 2010
Total Time : 1:20:44:00
1. LaBelle - Turn It Out (Shep's Totally Turnt Out Dub 2 Anthem)
2. Judy Cheeks - Respect (Classic Club Mix)
3. Jennifer Holliday - No Frills Love (Classic Paradise 12'' Mix)
4. Jennifer Paige - Crush (David Morales Alt Club Body)
5. Frankie Knuckles feat. Adeva - Whadda U Want (From Me) (K-Klass Mix)
6. Barbara Tucker - I Get Lifted (Underground Network)
7. Happy Clappers - I Believe (12'' Master)
8. Kristine W - One More Try (Junior's Factory Mix)
9. Sarah Washington - Heaven (Serial Diva Heavenly Club Mix)
10. Hannah Jones - You Only Have To Say You Love Me (Eric Kupper Mix)
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90s House Music Classics Volume 4: Set U Free

As we continue our deep dive into the vibrant world of 90s House Music Classics, the '90s present a pulsating playground where beats and basslines ruled. This was the era that saw Bill Clinton sworn in for a second term, but it was also when the world learned about Dolly the cloned sheep. While technology and politics had their own narratives, the cultural fabric of the time was threaded with music. The club scene, specifically, had its own set of anthems that could either fuel a dance marathon or carry someone through a heartbreak.
Pulse feat. Antoinette Roberson - The Lover That You Are (Hex Hector & Soul Solution Club Mix)
If you ever questioned the emotional depth house music could plumb, look no further. "The Lover That You Are" deftly merges the ethereal voice of Antoinette Roberson with Hex Hector and Soul Solution's heart-pounding remix. Hex Hector, a Grammy Award-winning remixer, was at his zenith during this period, creating remixes that almost outshined the originals.
Hannah Jones - No One Can Love You More Than Me (Stonebridge Mix)
Stonebridge, an acclaimed DJ, adds his Midas touch to Hannah Jones' "No One Can Love You More Than Me." This remix isn't just a tune; it's a melodic tapestry that pushed the boundaries of how house music could sound. If you were in a club when this dropped, it was like a collective spiritual experience, a cathartic release on the dancefloor.
The Bucketheads - The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall Into My Mind)
With a sonic nod to Chicago house, The Bucketheads released "The Bomb!" This track didn't just dominate the club scene; it seeped into mainstream consciousness. Interestingly, the track samples "Street Player" by Chicago, a band whose roots trace back to rock and jazz fusion.
Aretha Franklin - A Deeper Love (C + C Music Factory Mix)
If any song could serve as a sonic representation of empowerment, it would be Aretha Franklin's "A Deeper Love." When you pair the Queen of Soul with the production prowess of C + C Music Factory, you get a track that goes beyond a simple club banger—it's an anthem for the ages.
Judy Cheeks - As Long As You're Good To Me (Love To Infinity's Classic Paradise Club Mix)
By 1995, Judy Cheeks was already a staple in the house scene. But when Love To Infinity got their hands on "As Long As You're Good To Me," the song transformed into an epic narrative of love and longing, the kind that would leave the club crowd spellbound as the night wore on.
So why does this genre of 90s House Music Classics continue to captivate us? Perhaps it's the way these tracks encapsulate a period of ingenuity and emotional depth, intertwining with the broader tapestry of '90s culture. Or maybe, it's the way these songs—remixed by the greats—allow us to travel back in time, to relive those fleeting moments of pure, unadulterated joy.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
 
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Album : Set U Free | 90's House Classics v4
Genre : Classic House
Year : 2010
Total Time : 1:21:42:00
1. Pulse feat. Antoinette Roberson - The Lover That You Are (Hex Hector & Soul Solution Club Mix)
2. Hannah Jones - No One Can Love You More Than Me (Stonebridge Mix)
3. Mighty Dub Katz - Magic Carpet Ride (Extended Version)
4. Planet Soul - Set U Free (Fever Mix)
5. The Bucketheads - The Bomb! (These Sounds Fall Into My Mind) (Original Mix)
6. The Cardigans - Lovefool (Tee's Freeze Club)
7. Toni Braxton - Un-Break My Heart (Soul Hex Anthem Vocal)
8. Diana King - Say A Little Prayer (Hot Tracks Remix)
9. Aretha Franklin - A Deeper Love (C + C Music Factory Mix)
10. Annie Lennox - No More 'I Love You's' (Junior Vasquez Mix)
11. Barbara Tucker - Beautiful People (C.J.'s Club Mix)
12. Martha Wash - Carry On (Masters at Work 12'' Dance Mix)
13. Judy Cheeks - As Long As You're Good To Me (Love To Infinity's Classic Paradise Club Mix)

90s Classic House Music Volume 3: Groove Is in the Heart

While our last outing chronicled the foundational bricks that laid the 90s Classic House Music landscape, this installment promises to dig beneath the surface. This time, we unearth lesser-known tales and unheard vibes from a decade that, much like the collapse of the Soviet Union, marked the end of old orders and the burgeoning of the new. So, without further ado, let's delve into some unforgettable tracks that framed club culture, influenced lifestyle, and are still absolute bangers.
Deee-Lite - Groove Is In The Heart (Ultimix)
Emanating from the artistic hub that was New York City, Deee-Lite's "Groove Is In The Heart" blasted through the airwaves, gaining traction in 1990. While Nelson Mandela was freed that same year, signaling the end of apartheid, "Groove Is In The Heart" became an anthem for personal liberation on dance floors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4J22gr56fl4
Livin' Joy - Dreamer (Junior Vasquez Sound Factory Mix)
It was 1994, the year the U.S. hosted its first FIFA World Cup, when Livin' Joy dropped "Dreamer," capturing the blissful ignorance and idealism coursing through society. Junior Vasquez's Sound Factory Mix added a touch of urbane sophistication to this naive optimism.
Billie Ray Martin - Your Loving Arms (Soundfactory Vocal Mix)
"Your Loving Arms" by Billie Ray Martin wove its musical threads into the fabric of 1995. As the Dayton Agreement was being signed, bringing a tenuous peace to Bosnia and Herzegovina, Martin's soulful rendition stood as a testament to the healing power of music, amplified by the Junior Vasquez Soundfactory Vocal Mix.
Bizarre Inc. feat. Angie Brown - I'm Gonna Get You (Original Flavour Mix)
If there was a single word to describe 1992, it would be 'transformational', from Bill Clinton's electoral victory to the commercial release of the first Nicotine patch. "I'm Gonna Get You" by Bizarre Inc. featuring Angie Brown, invigorated clubs, proving that house could be as politically assertive as it was catchy.
Tori Amos - Professional Widow (Armand Van Helden's Star Trunk Mix)
Fast forward to 1996, the year that saw the introduction of the DVD format. Armand Van Helden transformed Tori Amos's "Professional Widow" into a garage house phenomenon, highlighting how technology and art could marry into something ground-breaking.
Inner City - Good Life (Magic Juan's Mix)
In 1988, right at the threshold of the 90s, Inner City released "Good Life." This track embodied the universal desire for happiness and freedom, perfectly encapsulated in Magic Juan's Mix. The song has become a staple in 90s Classic House Music and frequently sampled.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztd__xu1YGA
90s Classic House Music was more than just a genre; it was the pulse of a generation wrestling with change, exploring new freedoms, and laying the groundwork for the 21st century. This anthology of tracks offers not just a nostalgic trip but an understanding of the social and cultural transformations of the time.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Donate and keep the party going!
Album : Groove Is in the Heart | 90's House Classics v3
Genre : Classic House
Year : 2010
Total Time : 1:20:11:00
1. Deee-Lite - Groove Is In The Heart (Ultimix)
2. The S.O.U.L. S.Y.S.T.E.M - It's Gonna Be A Lovely Day (Palladium House Anthem 1)
3. Sneaker Pimps - Spin Spin Sugar (Armand's Dark Garage Mix)
4. Kristine W - Land Of The Living (Junior's New Vocal Mix)
5. Livin' Joy - Dreamer (Junior Vasquez Sound Factory Mix)
6. Billie Ray Martin - Your Loving Arms (Soundfactory Vocal Mix)
7. Juliet Roberts - I Want You (Monster Club Mix)
8. Bizarre Inc. feat. Angie Brown - I'm Gonna Get You (Original Flavour Mix)
9. 49ers - Touch Me (Sexual Version)
10. N-Joi - Anthem (The Original Mix)
11. A.S.H.A. - Ball And Chain (J.J. Tribute) (Primitive Mix)
12. Inner City - Good Life (Magic Juan's Mix)
13. Sunscreem - Pressure (12'' Mix)
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90s Classic House Music Volume 2: Push the Feeling On

If our last rendezvous into the dynamic world of the '90s was a dance through the pulsating rhythms that shaped an epoch, consider this the encore the DJ spins just when you thought the night was over. Just as the dawn of the World Wide Web connected us in unforeseen ways, 90s Classic House Music served as a communal thread, stitching together diverse experiences in the tapestry of a transformative decade. In this next installment, we delve deeper into the tracks that didn't just make us move, but moved us—emotionally and culturally.
Black Box - Ride On Time (Massive Mix)
Kicking off with a track that holds its own name in the annals of house history, Black Box's "Ride On Time" became the UK's best-selling single of 1989. If you remember flipping through TV channels and stumbling upon the fall of the Berlin Wall, there's a good chance this Massive Mix was pulsating through nightclubs, offering an uncanny blend of freedom and euphoria. It was not without controversy as it sampled the vocals of Loleatta Holloway who later sued the label over copyright infringement which was ultimately settled out of court and included the addition of her name as the vocalist on future album pressings.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHS4If-jHCU
Lonnie Gordon - Happenin' All Over Again (PWL Original Extended Mix)
As the world stepped into the 1990s, Lonnie Gordon’s "Happenin' All Over Again" hit the charts. Released in the same year Nelson Mandela was freed, this song captured a vibe of optimism. It was a second chance, not just for Mandela, but for everyone on the dance floor to start anew.
Annie Lennox - Walking On Broken Glass (David Morales Mix)
When Annie Lennox released "Walking On Broken Glass," it was 1992, and the U.S. presidential baton was handed from Bush to Clinton. David Morales offered a remix that took this emotionally rich track and imbued it with a house vibe, turning heartbreak into something you could dance to.
Ce Ce Peniston - Finally (12'' Choice Mix)
"Finally," by Ce Ce Peniston, was the anthem of 1991, ringing in the new decade with the official end of apartheid in South Africa. Its 12'' Choice Mix transformed the track into an iconic house number, capturing a fleeting moment in time when it felt like anything was possible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ve4F967dDg
Crystal Waters - 100% Pure Love (Original 12'' Mix)
By 1994, the world had just witnessed the signing of the Oslo Accords, a peace agreement between Israel and Palestine. During this period of potential tranquility, Crystal Waters' "100% Pure Love" provided a melodic backdrop that mirrored the era’s cautious optimism.
Nightcrawlers - Push The Feeling On (The Dub Of Doom)
Let's not forget about 1995 when Nightcrawlers dropped "Push The Feeling On." It was the year eBay was founded, transforming how we buy and sell things forever. The Dub Of Doom remix kept the dance floors packed, just as eBay enticed its first users to click "bid."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBR2sraqEVI
Inner City - Big Fun (Original 12'' Mix)
As the 1988 neared its close, Inner City's "Big Fun" became a staple in the club scene. Released amidst the euphoria of the fall of the Berlin Wall, its Original 12'' Mix encapsulated the essence of a generation intent on tearing down barriers, both literal and metaphorical.
TLC - Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg (Ben Liebrand Club Mix)
By the time TLC released "Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg," the grunge era was in full swing and America was engrossed in the O.J. Simpson trial. The Ben Liebrand Club Mix took the hip-hop track about begging for sex and flipped it into party House Music track that packed the dancefloor.
Each of these tracks were more than just music. They were emblematic of their time, capturing the societal transitions and political landscapes that framed the 1990s. They provide an aural snapshot of a bygone era, each remix a layer of complexity to an already transformative period. In their beats and rhythms,