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

Deep Edition 2008 Volume 2

Before I get into the mix, I have to comment on last night's final Democratic debate.  Aside from the niceties that were exchanged, Hillary looked FLAWLESS in her chocolate pantsuit coupled with some turquoise jewelry pieces for a splash of color.
Personally, I would have gone with kelly green to offset the brown, however, turquoise is very in right now.  All is right in the world when we know how to successfully combine our colors for a statement.  In all seriousness, it was nice to see them finally focus on winning the White House back from Republican control, instead of the usual bickering that was dividing the party.
Ultimately, they need to come together and unify the Democrats for what will certainly be a viral campaign against the Repubs.  For now, may the best woman or man win.  In the end, I'm still predicting a Clinton/Obama ticket.  Frankly, I don't care if it's the other way around.  Truth be told, they both appeal to various factions of the Democratic Party and a double bill with both of them would create an unstoppable powerhouse come November.
Now, on to the issue at hand.  Just in time for the weekend, I'm serving up some seriously deep house.  Granted, this is not exactly a "party" album per se but provides excellent ambiance for your get-togethers or when you're just sitting around and relaxing.
Those of you following my release trend, know that electro-funk will be up next.  Granted, there's still the Classic Edition I've been promising.  Since I'm behind there, I'll probably up my Party Favorz 2005: Year-End Edition, which is bound to, please.  This will give me more time to work on something even older.  I'm leaning towards 1999 - 2000.  I'll keep everyone posted.
I hope you enjoy this mix, cause it was a bitch to put together!  When I thought it was finished, I previewed it while driving all over town trying to get some grown-up stuff done.  That's when I discovered I completely forgot a very important song.
When I finally sat down to look at it, I had already been over to Beatport buying some new stuff.  At that point, I decided to scrap the whole mix and start from the beginning.  The initial mix was divided into two sections; soulful for disc one and underground for disc two.  On the second go around, I decided to combine everything, giving the overall mix diversity with added surprises; something the initial mix lacked.
Lots of layering on this one, which is fine when I have the time to preview for mistakes.  With time constraints, I haven't been so fortunate to check it out without delaying the release and subsequently falling behind.  Fingers crossed that everything falls into place.
For now, just sit back and enjoy the sounds of the underground.
Have a great weekend!
Due to file corruption, the second set has been permanently removed. The first has been remastered based on the techniques used in current podcasts.
Album : Deep Edition 2008 v2 | Pt. 1 & 2
Genre : Soulful House
Total Time : 1:19:24:00
Track : 1
Title : Family Affair (M-Swift Jazoulster Remix)
Artist : Paris Match feat. Maysa Leak
Track : 2
Title : Ball & Chain (Extended Main Mix)
Artist : DJD feat. Phillipa Alexander
Track : 3
Title : Look Out (Alex South Soul Main Mix)
Artist : Alex Dimitri feat. Bos
Track : 4
Title : Essential Bit Of Piano (Club Mix)
Artist : Fer Ferrari
Track : 5
Title : The Horn Ride (Danny Tenaglia Mix)
Artist : E-N
Track : 6
Title : Proper Balance (Original Mix)
Artist : Consistent
Track : 7
Title : Set U Free (Original Mix)
Artist : Budai & Vic
Track : 8
Title : Where The Music Takes You (Pasta Boys Main Mix)
Artist : Ananda Project
Track : 9
Title : Let The Music Flow (Original Mix)
Artist : ZenTribe feat. Linda Newman
Track : 10
Title : Miami 806 (Original Mix)
Artist : Ferdy & Matt Van Wyk
Track : 11
Title : I'm Free (Main Mix)
Artist : Yass feat. LT Brown
Track : 12
Title : Listen To My Power (Rob King & Steve Baca Remix)

Winter Edition 2008 | Pt. 1 & 2

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

Electro-Tech Edition 2008 | Pt. 1 & 2

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

Funky House Edition 2008 Volume 1 | Pt. 1 & 2

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

Deep Edition 2008 Volume 1 [Pt. 1 & 2]

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

Top Dance Songs of 2007 Volume 2 | Deep & Funky

In the vibrant landscape of dance music, 2007 was an exceptional year, marked by a proliferation of innovative sounds and rhythms that stirred up dance floors worldwide. This article will shine a spotlight on the Top Dance Songs of 2007, giving due credit to the standouts that shaped this remarkable period in dance music history.
Firstly, "Boogie 2nite" by Booty Luv, one of the Top Dance Songs of 2007, was an infectious beat that captured the essence of an era. The track personified the vibrant spirit of dance music, making it a perennial favorite among both casual listeners and dance enthusiasts.
Cahill's "Trippin On You" was another masterstroke from 2007, showcasing an innovative sound that seamlessly blended several music genres. The track was a musical journey, taking listeners through a myriad of emotions and dance rhythms, hence securing its place among the Top Dance Songs of 2007.
Meanwhile, the updated version of "Do You Want It Right Now" by Degrees of Motion added a contemporary twist to a classic sound, reaffirming the timeless appeal of dance music. Another highlight was the Bassmonkey remix of "Keep Your Body Working" by Tony Moran & Martha Wash, which was emblematic of the upbeat, infectious rhythms that made 2007 a memorable year for dance music.
The song "Stand Up" by Nowak drew inspiration from A Taste of Honey's disco classic Boogie Oogie Oogie, paying tribute to the heritage of dance music while also charting new territories. Also, Mika's "Love Today" and Roisin Murphy's "Let Me Know" were notable for their distinctive soundscapes, which contributed to the diversity of the Top Dance Songs of 2007.
Finally, the DJ Meme remix of "The Cure and the Cause" by Fish Go Deep provided a deeper, more introspective take on dance music, showcasing the genre's versatility.
Looking back on the Top Dance Songs of 2007, it's clear that this was a year of creativity and innovation, laying a solid foundation for the evolution of dance music in the years to follow. The Top Dance Songs of 2007 not only reflected the zeitgeist of the time but also marked a significant chapter in the history of dance music.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album : Deep & Funky 2007 pt. 2 | Expanded and Remastered
Genre : Funky House Music
Year : 2017
Total Time : 02:01:02
1. Booty Luv - Boogie 2nite (Moto Blanco Club Mix)
2. Cahill feat. Nikki Belle - Trippin On You (Original Mix)
3. Bob Sinclar - Sound Of Freedom (Original Mix)
4. Lionel Richie - All Around The World (Bob Sinclar Remix)
5. Chanel - Dance (Fish & Chips Remix)
6. Physics feat. Alexandra Hamnede - Let It Out (Vincent Kwok Remix)
7. Belezamusica - Inside Out (DJ Meme Remix)
8. Chris Lake feat. Emma Hewitt - Carry Me Away (Original Club Mix)
9. Hardsoul feat. Fierce Ruling Diva - Self Religion (Believe In Me) (Hardsoul Reconstruction)
10. Degrees Of Motion - Do You Want It Right Now (Haji & Emanuel Remix)
11. DJ Kuffar - I Saw Your Smile (Soul Conspiracy Ultradisco Remix)
12. Houzecrushers - Touch Me (Original Vocal Mix)
13. Hi On Life feat. Joniece - Goodbye (7th Heaven Mirrorball Mix)
14. Tony Moran feat. Martha Wash - Keep Your Body Working (Bassmonkeys Club Mix)
15. Booty Luv - Shine (Moto Blanco Remix)
16. Nowak feat. D'Layna - Stand Up (The Funkness Extended Mix)
17. Saudage Project - Love Is Gonna Get You (Cristian Marchi Main Mix)
18. Mika - Love Today (Eric Kupper Extended Vocal Mix)
19. Flanders - By My Side (Callea & Rispoli Vocal Club Mix)
20. Fish Go Deep & Tracey K - The Cure And The Cause (DJ Meme Philly Suite Mix Edit)
21. Roisin Murphy - Let Me Know (Joey Negro Original Vibe Mix)

Top Dance Songs of 2007 Volume 1 | Deep & Funky

2007 was a transformative year for dance music, and its evolution is best demonstrated by the Top Dance Songs of 2007. This year, dance floors across the world pulsated with tracks from seasoned artists as well as fresh faces, reflecting a myriad of styles and sounds.
Among the Top Dance Songs of 2007, the charismatic collaboration of Todd Terry Allstars and Tara McDonald with "Get Down" (Warren Clarke Club Mix) kicked off the year with a stunning union of rhythmic beats and vivacious vocals. It was a dance anthem that set the pace for the tracks to come, marrying rhythm and energy in an electrifying combination.
Alexander O'Neal's "Saturday Love" (Soulshaker Club Mix) and Charlean Dance's "Mr. DJ" (Moto Blanco Remix) sustained this tempo with their soulful deliveries, further reinforcing 2007 as a year of rhythmic indulgence. The Soulshaker Club Mix of O'Neal's song was particularly notable for its ingenious remix that refreshed a classic while maintaining its original allure.
Roisin Murphy's "Overpowered" (Seamus Haji Remix) made a significant impact on the scene as well, integrating a distinct electronic vibe into the year's top dance tracks. The eclectic blend of soulful lyrics and pulsating beats made it a standout among the Top Dance Songs of 2007.
Bliss Inc.'s collaboration with Carlotta Chadwick for "Faith" (7th Heaven Remix) marked a momentous return to uplifting, inspirational dance music. This track, along with Sean Biddle's "Get Up 'n' Dance" (Alex Romano Remix), encouraged listeners to find joy and motivation on the dance floor, reminding us of the transformative power of dance music.
Perhaps one of the most unexpected gems among the Top Dance Songs of 2007 was "Sexual Healing" (Freemasons Club Mix) by Alibi vs. Rockefeller. This modern interpretation of a classic song showcased the versatility and adaptability of dance music, skillfully incorporating a beloved melody into a new, dance-friendly context.
Overall, the Top Dance Songs of 2007 illustrate a year of evolution and vibrancy within the world of dance music. They encapsulate a time when the genre was expanding, embracing new influences, and reaching out to a broader audience. The year's best tracks demonstrated an extraordinary blend of innovation, respect for the past, and a deep love for the infectious energy of dance music. As we look back on these tunes, we are reminded of the enduring power of rhythm, melody, and the human spirit to inspire and connect us on the dance floor and beyond.
Album : Deep & Funky 2007 pt. 1 | Expanded and Remastered
Genre : Funky House Music
Year : 2017
Total Time : 02:14:16
1. Todd Terry Allstars feat. Tara McDonald - Get Down (Warren Clarke Club Mix)
2. Alexander O'Neal - Saturday Love (Soulshaker Club Mix)
3. Charlean Dance - Mr. DJ (Moto Blanco Remix)
4. Roisin Murphy - Overpowered (Seamus Haji Remix)
5. Quentin Harris feat. Margaret Grace - My Joy (Harry Choo Choo Romero Vocal Remix)
6. Ian Oliver feat. Shantel - Bucovina (Ian Oliver's Clubovina Mix)
7. Dawn Tallman - Save a Place on the Dance Floor for Me (Junior Vasquez World Mix Show Edit)
8. Sunfreakz feat. Andrea Britton - Counting Down The Days (Original Extended Vocal Mix)
9. Samantha James - Rise (Eric Kupper Remix)
10. Georgie Porgie - Lift Your Voices (Wideboys Anthemic Club Mix)
11. Speakerbox - Time (Wideboys Club Mix)
12. Rihanna - Push Up On Me (Moto Blanco Club Mix)
13. Bliss Inc. feat. Carlotta Chadwick - Faith (7th Heaven Remix)
14. Sean Biddle - Get Up 'n' Dance (Alex Romano Remix)
15. Montoja feat. Miss Chianty - Love Comes Over Me (Original)
16. Ultra DJ's feat. TQ - Must Be The Music (Montoja Remix)
17. Barbara Tucker - Love Vibrations (Josh Harris Club Mix)
18. Alibi vs. Rockefeller - Sexual Healing (Freemasons Club Mix)
19. Candy Williams feat. Whiteside - Move On Up (Niko De Luka & Brown Sugar Remix)
20. Starchaser feat. Shena - Let Your Mind Go (Orginal Mix)

Top Dance Songs of 2007 Volume 2

The Top Dance Songs of 2007 provided an invigorating soundtrack to a year of significant change in the dance music landscape. With the rise of digital music, DJs and producers had a wealth of technology at their fingertips to create infectious rhythms and driving beats that ensured the dance floor remained vibrant.
One of the highlights of the Top Dance Songs of 2007 was Beyonce's 'Green Light (Freemason's Remix)'. This high-energy track encapsulated the year's fusion of funky house and R&B rhythms. Beyonce's powerful vocals, mixed with Freemason's upbeat house undertones, created a club anthem that still resonates today.
Erika Jayne's 'Roller Coaster (Moto Blanco Club Mix)' was another standout, epitomizing the year's fascination with electro-infused pop. Jayne's sultry vocals paired with Moto Blanco's expert production demonstrated the exciting possibilities of combining pop sensibilities with dance beats.
In 2007, dance music was also characterized by a return to classic disco influences, reflected in Barbara Tucker's 'Love Vibrations (Josh Harris Club Mix)'. Tucker's soulful vocals, combined with the uplifting disco house beat, delivered a potent reminder of dance music's enduring roots.
Jennifer Lopez showcased her versatility with 'Do It Well (Moto Blanco Remix)' and 'Hold It Don't Drop It (Moto Blanco Club Mix)', both tracks showcasing a winning combination of R&B-infused lyrics and high-energy dance rhythms. Meanwhile, Rihanna emerged as a dominant force in the dance music scene with 'We Ride (Lenny B Club Mix)' and 'Don't Stop The Music (Jody Den Broeder Big Room Vocal Mix)', songs that showcased her distinctive vocals against an energetic, dance-friendly backdrop.
The Top Dance Songs of 2007 weren't only about high-energy beats and infectious rhythms. Delerium's 'Angelicus (Morgan Paige Remix)' brought a more contemplative, trance-infused sound to the year's dance floors, demonstrating the diversity and breadth of dance music in 2007.
Whether it was Seal's uplifting 'Amazing (Kaskade Remix)' or Pink's defiant 'U + Ur Hand (Bimbo Jones Explicit Mix)', the Top Dance Songs of 2007 embodied a year of experimentation, evolution, and enduring love for the rhythm that keeps us moving. These tracks, among others, serve as a testament to a year when dance music both embraced its roots and reached for new heights.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album : Year-end Edition 2007 | Volume 2
Genre : Circuit, Electro-House
Year : 2007
Total Time : 02:44:20
1. Beyonce - Green Light (Freemason's Mixshow Edit)
2. Erika Jayne - Roller Coaster (Moto Blanco Club Mix)
3. Barbara Tucker - Love Vibrations (Josh Harris Club Mix)
4. Fergie feat. Ludacris - Glamorous [orangeFUZZZ First Class Club Mix]
5. Dave Aude feat. Jessica Sutta - Make It Last (Original Club Mix)
6. Inaya Day - U Spin Me (Mike Cruz Vocal Mix)
7. Rihanna - We Ride (Lenny B Club Mix)
8. Beyoncé & Shakira - Beautiful Liar (Freemasons Club Edit)
9. Delerium feat. Isabel Bayrakdarian - Angelicus (Morgan Paige Remix) pn.wav
10. Kelly Rowland - Like This (DJ Escape & Tony Coluccio Club Mix)
11. Jennifer Hudson - And I Am Telling You, I'm Not Going (Richie Jones & Eric Kupper Club Mix)
12. Ultra Nate - Automatic 2008 (Riff & Rays Mix)
13. Jennifer Lopez - Do It Well (Moto Blanco Remix)
14. Tony Moran feat. Martha Wash - Keep Your Body Working (Bassmonkeys Club Mix)
15. Jody Watley - I Want Your Love (Soulcast Icon Mix)
16. Nelly Furtado - All Good Things (Come To An End) (Dave Aude Club Mix)
17. Kimberley Locke - Change (Almighty Extended Mix)
18. Pink - U + Ur Hand (Bimbo Jones Explicit Mix)
19. Hilary Duff - Stranger (Jody Den Broeder 86 Remix)
20. Seal - Amazing (Kaskade Remix)
21. Shakira feat. Carlos Santana - Illegal (Johnny Vicious Roxy Mix)
22. Rihanna - Don't Stop The Music (Jody Den Broeder Big Room Vocal Mix)
23. Jennifer Lopez - Hold It Don't Drop It (Moto Blanco Club Mix)

Top Dance Songs of 2007 Volume 1

A year of musical revolution, 2007, was a period of transformation and evolution in the dance music genre. This was the year when the echoes of the past decades significantly impacted the contemporary club music scene, resulting in a noticeable shift in the tastes and styles of the Top Dance Songs of 2007. This shift mirrored significant social issues and trends of that era, displaying the power music holds as a reflection of our society.
Alternative music reached back into the charms of the '80s, fostering a resurgence of the "garage band" sound. Concurrently, a wave of low-tech electro-pop music began to regain popularity. Artists such as Erasure, with their unchanged sound, found themselves back in style, contributing to the influential and impressive list of the Top Dance Songs of 2007.
Arguably the most notable musical trend of 2007 was the revival of the disco genre, or as it is more popularly referred to today - funk. This rejuvenated love for disco found its way back to the dance floor, with notable contributions from music maestros such as Moto Blanco, Freemasons, Seamus Haji, and the Bassmonkeys. The 'big room' progressive sound, a staple of circuit music, began its descent, making way for heavy electro, with Jody Den Broeder leading the pack who coincidentally happens to be good friends with my doctor.
It's important to remember that the fluctuations and trends in music often mirror the mood of the nation. The heavier, darker club music that dominated the early 2000s was a reflection of the challenging times we lived in. As we began to see the rise of more uplifting, lighter themes in the Top Dance Songs of 2007, we could sense a shift in the nation's mood.
Club music, with its vibrant variety of genres, provides an escape from everyday life. It is a form of frivolous fun, and an ode to peace, love, and understanding. The transformation of the Top Dance Songs of 2007 was a testament to this spirit. As we reflect on this period of musical evolution, we look forward to the waves that the next decade will bring. Remember, no matter what shifts and changes, the essence of clubbing – fun, escape, and unity – remains eternal.
To celebrate this remarkable year in dance music, Party Favorz presents the Top Dance Songs of 2007. Perfect for those dance-till-dawn nights, these tunes deserve a spot in your music collection for posterity's sake. So, go ahead, download, burn, and relive the magic of 2007. A decade later, you'll be glad you did.
Until the next time...ENJOY!
Album : Year-end Edition 2007 | Volume 1
Genre : Circuit, Electro-House
Year : 2007
Total Time : 01:59:04
1. Kat Deluna feat. Elephant Man - Whine Up (Johnny Vicious Party Mixshow Drama)
2. Kim English - My Destiny (Kobbe & Austin Leeds Club Mix)
3. Britney Spears - Gimme More (Junior Vasquez & Johnny Vicious Club Mix)
4. Christina Aguilera - Hurt (Chris Cox Club Mix)
5. The Killers - Read My Mind (Pet Shop Boys Stars Are Blazing Mix)
6. Nelly Furtado - Do It (Passengerz Remix)
7. Rihanna feat. Jay-Z - Umbrella (Jody Den Broeder Lush Club Remix)
8. Hilary Duff - With Love (Houzecrushers Club Mix)
9. Kristine W - Walk Away (Tony Moran & Warren Rigg Evolution Mix)
10. Lady Sovereign - Love Me Or Hate Me (Friscia & Lamboy Dirty Club Mix)
11. Beyonce - Irreplaceable (Ralphi & Craig Mixshow Edit)
12. Cahill feat. Nikki Belle - Trippin On You (Wawa Vocal Mix)
13. Bob Sinclar feat. Big Ali & Dollarman - Rock This Party [Everybody Dance Now] (London 909 Main)
14. Georgie Porgie - I Believe (Josh Harris Club Mix)
15. Speakerbox - Time (Wideboys Club Mix)
16. Justin Timberlake - Lovestoned [I Think She Knows] (Tiesto Remix)
17. Nelly Furtado - Say It Right (Orangefuzzz Pronounced Club Mix)
18. Inaya Day vs. Bill Bennett - Breakaway (Bill Bennett's Anthem Club Mix)

Funky House Edition 2007 Volume 6 | Remastered

As promised, I've got the latest installment of the Funky House Edition 2007 v6 up and ready to go. Now folks, if this doesn't cure the winter blues, then nothing will. So put your heels on, 'cause we're gonna boogie 2nite. Enjoy!
Album : Funky House Edition 2007 v6
Genre : House, Disco, Funky
Year : 2007
Total Time : 01:28:59
1. Stonebridge - You Don't Know (Hott 22 Remix)
2. Todd Terry Allstars - Get Down (Warren Clarke Remix)
3. Fish Go Deep & Tracey K - The Cure & The Cause (DJ Meme Philly Suite Mix DSB Re-edit)
4. Mika - Love Today (Eric Kupper Extended Vocal Mix)
5. Chanel - Dance (Fish & Chips Remix)
6. Luis Radio feat. Sabrina Johnston - House Music (Vocal Mix)
7. The Wideboys feat. Clare Evers - Bomb The Secret (Moto Blanco Club Mix)
8. Starchaser feat. Shena - Let Your Mind Go (Orginal Mix)
9. Annie Lennox - Sing (Moto Blanco Club Mix)
10. Franz Da Silava feat. Kichea - Be With You (Mark Lopez Club Mix)
11. Avalon Superstar feat. Rita Campbell - So Alive (Vocal Club Mix)
12. Suzanne Wilson - Gimme Love (Kenny Hayes Sunshine Funk Mix)
13. Speakerbox - Time (Wideboys Club Mix)
14. Hoxton Whores vs. Gavin Lampitt - Fusion (Hoxton Whores Vocal Mix)
15. Cahill feat. Nikki Belle - Trippin On You (Wawa Vocal Mix)

Deep Edition 2007 Volume 4 [Remastered]

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

Funky House Edition 2007 Volume 5 | Remastered

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