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

Funky House Edition 2007 Volume 4 | Remastered

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

Funky House Edition 2007 Volume 3 | Remastered

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

Deep Edition 2007 Volume 2 [Remastered]

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

Funky House Edition 2007 Volume 2 | Remastered

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

Funky House Edition 2007 Volume 1 | Remastered

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

Deep Edition 2007 Volume 1 [Remastered]

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

Everything But the Girl: From Indie Pop to Dance Icons — The Diva Series

In the often capricious world of music, bands come and go, leaving only ephemeral traces. But not Everything But The Girl. Founded in 1982 by Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt, the British duo has always been emblematic of a refined genre that fuses jazz, pop, and electronic music. For many years, they carved out their own niche, their music celebrated by a dedicated, though relatively small, fanbase. Then came Todd Terry and his remix of  "Missing," from their "Amplified Heart" album and suddenly Everything But The Girl was an overnight success 12 years in the making.
The Todd Terry remix of "Missing" was transformative, not just for the band but for the trajectory of dance music in general. There are songs that have the power to define an era, and "Missing" certainly belongs to this select group. This single track transformed EBTG from being a band that appealed to a niche audience to a staple in dance clubs and on the radio worldwide. It showcased the remarkable adaptability of Thorn and Watt's music for a whole new audience, repackaging their artistry in a way that resonated with fans of club music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuiYATFbUwQ
Diving into their foray into the dance realm, it's hard to overlook tracks like "Lullaby Of Clubland," reimagined by Ben Watt himself into a 'Summer Storm Remix.' It captures the essence of a languid, steamy summer night, eliciting that same kind of emotive response that EBTG has been known for. Similarly, "Five Fathoms," refashioned by Kevin Yost into the "Everything & A Groove" Mix, and "The Future Of The Future (Stay Gold)" with a Deep Dish Extended Mix, exemplify the band's seamless transition into the world of dance music. Both songs have a narrative depth, reimagined through transformative remixes that highlight the band's knack for storytelling through melody.
And then, of course, there's the song with two identities: "Tracey In My Room" and "Wrong." Both titles refer to the same musical base but were released as different remixes at different times. The Lazy Dog Bootleg Vocal Mix and Deep Dish 12" Remix highlight the duo's fluidity in adapting to different musical contexts without losing the essence of their artistic identity.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=omJQVvKVQCk
And what about Driving with a Todd Terry Remix? It has the same transformative energy as "Missing," serving as another testament to the groundbreaking remix capabilities of DJs like Terry in taking a song from one genre and successfully crossing it into another.
I have to share an anecdote here that puts everything into perspective. Earlier this summer, a close friend who was relocating to New York asked for a new copy of an EBTG mix I'd made for her the previous year. In creating a new mix, I realized how this band had, in a way, inspired the creation of our Diva Hall of Fame channel. EBTG's influence is not just about the music or their journey into dance—it's also about the emotional resonance that persists long after the music has stopped.
So whether you're an aficionado of Ben Watt's Lazy Dog vibes, or someone who found solace in the rich discography of EBTG, their transformative journey from jazzy-pop artists to dancefloor staples mirrors the evolutions we all go through. It's about acknowledging where you come from, embracing change, and always, always looking toward the future.
Until the next time... ENJOY!
Donate and keep the party going!
Album : The Diva Series: Everything But The Girl
Genre : House, Deep House
Year : 2007
Total Time : 1:19:48
Track : 1
Title : Lullaby Of Clubland (Ben Watt Summer Storm Remix)
Length : 5:50
Track : 2
Title : Wrong (Deep Dish 12'' Remix)
Length : 8:53
Track : 3
Title : Temperamental (Ralphi Rosario Remix)
Length : 7:21
Track : 4
Title : Corcovado (Knee Deep Remix)
Length : 5:27
Track : 5
Title : Five Fathoms (Kevin Yost ''Everything & A Groove'' Mix)
Length : 5:27
Track : 6

Top Dance Songs of 2006 Volume 3

In 2006, dance music underwent a vibrant transformation, with multiple groundbreaking tracks that defined the genre and left an indelible mark on the club scene. The biggest dance songs of 2006, characterized by energetic beats and memorable hooks, were not only chart-toppers but also cultural touchstones that continue to resonate with dance music enthusiasts worldwide.
Paul Oakenfold, a pioneer in the electronic music scene, paired up with actress and singer Brittany Murphy to release the catchy track "Faster Kill Pussycat". Eddie Baez's Future Disco Mix of the track gave it a big room dark tribal circuit remix, amplifying its dance floor appeal with enhanced synth layers and a thumping bassline, marking it as one of the top dance songs of 2006.
Madonna, the Queen of Pop, once again demonstrated her unwavering hold on the dance genre with "Jump". The Offer Nissim Remix of this empowering track breathed new life into it, introducing high-energy beats and mesmerizing rhythms. Nissim, an Israeli DJ renowned for his remixing skills, managed to retain Madonna's iconic style while adding his unique spin, contributing to the biggest dance songs of 2006.
Christina Aguilera's sultry "Ain't No Other Man" was reimagined by Tony Moran & Jody Den Broeder in their Anthem Mix. The mix highlighted Aguilera's robust vocals while injecting an irresistibly catchy beat that had club-goers swaying to its rhythm. The track's success cemented its place among the top dance songs of 2006.
Rihanna's "SOS" was another standout track in 2006, remixed into an infectious dance hit by Chris Cox. His Club Mix accentuated the track's catchy hook and driving beat, catapulting it to the top of dance charts worldwide. This energetic remix was a testament to Cox's remixing prowess and a highlight among the biggest dance songs of 2006.
Natasha Bedingfield also made waves with "The One That Got Away", which received an inspiring remix from the Wamdue Get Together Extended Vocal Mix. This remix, characterized by its emotive vocals and deep house influences, further underscored Bedingfield's lyrical storytelling with an energizing beat and infectious rhythm.
In conclusion, the top dance songs of 2006 were the result of an exciting interplay of dynamic beats, unique remixes, and compelling vocals. These tracks, now considered classic club anthems, showcased the talent and creativity of both the original artists and the DJs who remixed them. They continue to inspire and captivate, reminding us of a golden era in dance music history and their significance as the biggest dance songs of 2006.
Album : Year-end Edition 2006 | Volume 3
Genre : Circuit, Electro-House
Year : 2006
Total Time : 01:14:01
1. Beyoncé - Check On It (Junior Vasquez Club Remix)
2. Oakenfold feat. Brittany Murphy - Faster Kill Pussycat (Eddie Baez's Future Disco Mix)
3. Madonna - Jump (Offer Nissim Remix)
4. Paris Hilton - Stars Are Blind (Tracy Does Paris Mixshow)
5. Amuka - I Want More (Cling To Me) (Joe Bermudez & Klubjumpers Vocal Remix)
6. Christina Aguilera - Ain't No Other Man (Tony Moran & Jody Den Broeder Anthem Mix)
7. Rihanna - SOS (Chris Cox Club Mix)
8. Natasha Bedingfield - The One That Got Away (Wamdue Get Together Extended Vocal Mix)
9. Simply Red - Perfect Love (Love To Infinity Sunset Mix)
10. Kim English - It Makes A Difference (Almighty Anthem Mix)

Top Dance Songs of 2006 Volume 2

The year 2006 was a time of great innovation and creativity in the music industry, particularly in the realm of dance music. The top dance songs of 2006 were not merely tracks that got people moving; they were a cultural phenomenon, a means of expression, and a symbol of the time. The dance scene was marked by a series of remarkable songs, unforgettable DJs, and unparalleled remixes that had the world grooving to their beats.
One of the top dance songs of 2006 was Madonna's "Sorry", remixed by the legendary British synth-pop duo Pet Shop Boys. This remix infused the original track with a new layer of synthesized pop, resulting in a dance anthem that resonated across clubs globally, showcasing the Pet Shop Boys' distinctive talent for reshaping pop classics into dance masterpieces.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQIKbcqtjlQ
Beyoncé also contributed significantly to the top dance songs of 2006 with "Dèjá Vu". The Freemasons Club Mix of this track turned it into a rhythmic feast, maintaining the power of Beyoncé's vocals while introducing an irresistible dance beat. This blend of Beyoncé's commanding performance and the Freemasons' mastery of the remix solidified "Dèjá Vu" as a favorite on dance floors worldwide.
Bob Sinclar's collaboration with Gary Pine on "Love Generation" was another significant contribution to the dance scene in 2006. The Full Intention Club Mix transformed the feel-good anthem into a dance floor marvel. Full Intention, known for their dynamic remixes, added a new depth and energy to the track, amplifying its danceability and appeal.
Mary J. Blige’s heartfelt "Be Without You" received a dance makeover with the Moto Blanco Vocal Mix. The duo’s remix introduced an upbeat tempo and synthesized melodies that contrasted the song's emotional lyrics, making it one of the top dance songs of 2006.
The Pussycat Dolls also made a mark with their sultry song "Buttons", which was creatively remixed by Dave Aude into the Button Fly Club Mix. Aude, known for his exceptional talent in transforming pop songs into club bangers, turned "Buttons" into an energetic dance anthem.
Goldfrapp's "Ooh La La", already a standout for its glam-rock vibe, was reimagined by Peter Rauhofer in his Reconstruction Mix. His version introduced a darker, more electrifying feel to the track, ensuring its position among the top dance songs of 2006.
Last but not least, Justin Timberlake's "Sexy Back", one of the defining songs of the year, was turned into a club favorite through Dean Coleman's Vocal Mix. Coleman's version highlighted Timberlake's seductive vocals against an irresistibly pulsating beat, making it a dance floor staple.
As we look back, it's clear that the top dance songs of 2006 were a product of great talent, both from the original artists and the DJs who remixed them. These tracks not only defined the dance scene of the time but continue to inspire and influence the dance music industry today. Through their timeless appeal, they remain vibrant reminders of a remarkable year in dance music history.
Album : Year-end Edition 2006 | Volume 2
Genre : Circuit, Electro-House
Year : 2006
Total Time : 01:56:47
1. Madonna - Sorry (Pet Shop Boys Maxi-Mix)
2. Rihanna - Unfaithful (Tony Moran Club Mix)
3. Sun - Gone (Ralphi Rosario Club Mix)
4. Beyoncé - Dèjá Vu (Freemasons Club Mix)
5. Bob Sinclar feat. Gary Pine - Love Generation (Full Intention Club Mix)
6. Mary J. Blige - Be Without You (Moto Blanco Vocal Mix)
7. Mariah Carey - Don't Forget About Us (Tony Moran & Warren Rigg Dance Floor Anthem)
8. Deborah Cox - House Is Not A Home (Tony Moran & Warren Rigg Sexy Mix)
9. Roger Sanchez - Lost (Tom De Neef's Vocal Remix)
10. Mink - Glory Of Life (Chris Cox Club Anthem Mix)
11. Heather Headley - In My Mind (Freemasons Vocal Club Mix)
12. Jessica Simpson - A Public Affair (Frank Pelligrino Electro Pop Club Mix)
13. The Pussycat Dolls - Buttons (Dave Aude Button Fly Club Mix)
...

Top Dance Songs of 2006 Volume 1

As the digital clock rolled over into 2006, the nightlife scene was booming with a soundtrack that defined a generation. That was a year of exciting breakthroughs, innovative remixes, and infectious dance tracks. So, it's time to take a nostalgic leap back and delve into the Top Dance Songs of 2006 that made our hearts race and bodies move on the dance floor.
One name that shone brightly on the 2006 dance scene was the French DJ, Bob Sinclar. His seminal hit "World Hold On (Children Of The Sky)" featuring Steve Edwards, was a dance anthem of the time. The Club Mix of this track was a staple in dance clubs worldwide, its infectious rhythm and pulsating beats providing the ideal soundtrack to many a memorable night out. Its upbeat message of unity and hope combined with Steve Edward's soulful vocals turned it into an instant classic.
In the realm of top dance songs of 2006, The Bird & The Bee also claimed their place in the club scene. Their controversially titled "Fucking Boyfriend" received an energetic remix from the talented Ralphi Rosario and Jody DB. This Vox Mix amplified the song’s original playful vibe, blending sultry vocals with compelling electronic elements. Ralphi Rosario, a pivotal figure in house music since the 1980s, along with Jody DB, added their unique touch, making it a dance-floor favorite.
Not to be outdone, pop queen Madonna also left a strong imprint on the dance scene in 2006 with her hit single "Get Together". Peter Rauhofer, the Grammy Award-winning remixer, transformed the song into a club banger. The Peter Rauhofer Club Mix was a beautifully crafted remix, extending the track’s running time and enhancing the energy, making it a must-play in clubs around the world.
In 2006, Canadian songstress Nelly Furtado shifted her musical style from pop-folk to pop-R&B, resulting in the chart-topping hit, "Promiscuous". The song was then remixed by Ralphi Rosario into a version named "Ralphis Dirty Vocal". His version turned the hit single into a dance club smash, demonstrating his unmatched ability to translate mainstream songs into infectious dance floor anthems.
Adding to the roster of top dance songs of 2006 was Joey Negro with his hit "Make A Move On Me". Known for his ability to infuse funk and disco elements into house music, Joey Negro's Vocal Club Mix of "Make A Move On Me" was a unique blend of electronic beats, catchy vocal hooks, and a pulsing bassline. The mix was a testament to his distinctive sound and earned him widespread recognition in the dance music scene.
So, there you have it - a nostalgic trip down the dance-laden memory lane of 2006. The Top Dance Songs of 2006, from Bob Sinclar's feel-good anthem to Madonna's remixed hit, not only defined that year but also continue to influence the global dance music scene. These tracks, remixed by some of the most talented DJs of the time, provided a pulsating heartbeat to the year and became timeless classics in their own right. Today, they still hold the power to fill dance floors and transport us back to that unforgettable year of 2006.
Album : Year-end Edition 2006 | Volume 1
Genre : Circuit, Electro-House
Year : 2006
Total Time : 02:07:21
1. Coldplay - Talk (Junkie Xl Remix)
2. Goldfrapp - Number 1 (Alan Brake & Fred Falke Main Remix)
3. Carl Cox feat. Hannah Robinson - Give Me Your Love (Valentino Kanzyani Mixshow)
4. Gabriel & Dresden - Tracking Treasure Down (Robbie Rivera Vocal Mix)
5. Bob Sinclar feat. Steve Edwards - World Hold On (Children Of The Sky) (Club Mix)
6. Mariah Carey - Say Somethin' (David Morales Stereo Anthem Mix)
7. The Bird & The Bee - Fucking Boyfriend (Ralphi Rosario & Jody DB Vox Mix)
8. Nelly Furtado - Promiscuous (Ralphis Dirty Vocal)
9. Paris Hilton - Turn It Up (Peter Rauhofer Turns It Up Mix)
10. Rosabel - Rhythm Intoxication (Intoxicating Club Mix)
11. Yello - Oh Yeah 'Oh Six (Big Room Vocal Mix)
12. Nelly Furtado - Maneater (Peter Rauhofer Reconstruction Mi...

Top Dance Songs of 2005 Volume 4

In 2005, the global dance music scene was graced with innovative remixes and boundary-pushing tracks that forever changed the landscape of the genre. The top dance songs of 2005 were marked by their ability to blend catchy rhythms with heart-throbbing basslines, creating timeless anthems that still set the dance floor ablaze.
The Killers' iconic "Mr. Brightside" was reimagined by Jacques Lu Cont (a.k.a. Stuart Price) in his Thin White Duke Mix. Lu Cont's remix introduced a new perspective to the track, with his version infusing a trance-like ambience that made it one of the biggest dance songs of 2005. The unique blend of driving bass and atmospheric synths propelled "Mr. Brightside" to new heights in the dance music realm.
Sun's "Without Love" received the Tony Moran & Den Broeder Mix treatment, cementing its place among the top dance songs of 2005. The duo injected the track with an irresistible rhythm and euphoric vibes that resonated with club-goers, making it one of the year's most played songs in clubs worldwide.
Rihanna's breakout hit "Pon de Replay" was transformed with the Pon De Club Play remix by Chris Cox. This version amplified the track's Caribbean influences, infusing it with a club-ready tempo that made it one of the biggest dance songs of the year. This remix was instrumental in catapulting Rihanna's early career, demonstrating the track's universal appeal on dance floors across the globe.
Rosko's "Love Is A Drug" was another gem among the top dance songs of 2005. The John Creamer & Stephane K Remix imbued the song with a mesmerizing electronic beat, highlighting the track's entrancing lyricism. This version amplified the song's dance floor appeal, reinforcing its status among the biggest dance songs of 2005.
Lastly, the Eurythmics' "I've Got a Life" was given a fresh spin by David Guetta & Joachim Garraud in their Remix. Guetta and Garraud, both renowned for their work in the dance music industry, elevated the track's melodic richness while maintaining its soulful vocals, making it one of the top dance songs of 2005.
In conclusion, 2005 was a milestone year in the dance music genre. The top dance songs of the year were marked by innovative remixes that blended diverse musical influences, creating a unique sound that continues to influence contemporary dance music. These tracks not only stood out as the biggest dance songs of 2005, but they also set the stage for the evolution of dance music in the years to follow.
Album : Year-end Edition 2005 | Volume 4
Genre : Circuit, Electro-House
Year : 2005
Total Time : 01:09:18
1. The Killers - Mr. Brightside (Jacques Lu Cont's Thin White Duke Mix)
2. Rosko - Love Is A Drug (John Creamer & Stephane K Remix)
3. Sun - Without Love (Tony Moran & Den Broeder Mix)
4. Anna Vissi - Call Me (Chris Cox Club Anthem)
5. Rihanna - Pon de Replay (Pon De Club Play)
6. Sisaundra - Shout (Friscia & Lamboy Club Mix)
7. Friburn & Urik - Show It (Original Mix)
8. Eurythmics - I've Got a Life (David Guetta & Joachim Garraud Remix)
9. Jennifer Green - How Can I Be Falling (Mike Rizzo Club Mix)
10. Kaskade - Everything (Big Room Mix)

Top Dance Songs of 2005 Volume 3

2005 was a landmark year in the dance music genre, giving us a roster of club bangers that resonated deeply with dance music lovers worldwide. The top dance songs of 2005 captivated audiences with their driving beats, infectious rhythms, and innovative remixes.
Faith Evans' "Mesmerized" was among the biggest dance songs of 2005. The Freemasons Full Vocal Mix added a fresh dimension to the track, with the British DJ duo incorporating their distinctive house beats and euphoric crescendos. The result was an exhilarating track that dominated dance floors and charts alike.
Danielle Bollinger's "When The Broken Hearted Love Again" received a stirring remix from Chris Cox. The Club Mix amplified the energy of the original track, securing its place among the top dance songs of 2005. Cox, renowned for his mixing prowess, ensured that the song struck a chord with its energetic beats and uplifting tempo.
Seal's classic "Killer" got a riveting remix from Peter Rauhofer in 2005. The Part 2 Remix retained the original's emotional depth while incorporating an energetic, club-friendly rhythm. This reinvented track emerged as one of the biggest dance songs of the year, demonstrating Rauhofer's aptitude for blending emotive lyrics with danceable beats.
The Pussycat Dolls' sassy "Don't Cha" also claimed its place among the top dance songs of 2005, thanks to Ralphi's Hot Freak 12'' Vox Mix. Ralphi Rosario's remix accentuated the track's catchy hooks and dynamic vocals, creating an unforgettable dance anthem.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjIfieZEBwU
Darren Hayes' "Popular" received a makeover from Wayne G in the form of the Heaven Anthem Mix. Wayne G's unique mixing style infused the track with a pulsating rhythm and ecstatic energy, contributing to its popularity as one of 2005's biggest dance songs.
Freemasons, in collaboration with Amanda Wilson, released "Love On My Mind". The Full Intention Club remix of this track was an exceptional contribution to the year's dance music scene, further solidifying Freemasons' influence in the genre.
Finally, Madonna's "Hung Up" received an energizing L.E.X. Massive Club Mix. This remix of one of the top dance songs of 2005 injected the track with a propulsive beat and dynamic synths, creating a club anthem that reverberated across dance floors worldwide.
In conclusion, the top dance songs of 2005 were a perfect blend of creative lyrics, compelling vocals, and invigorating beats. Thanks to the talented artists and innovative DJs who reimagined these tracks, 2005 was a year that truly shaped the narrative of dance music, delivering some of the biggest dance songs that continue to influence the genre today.
Album : Year-end Edition 2005 | Volume 3
Genre : Circuit, Electro-House
Year : 2005
Total Time : 01:29:06
1. Faith Evans - Mesmerized (Freemasons Full Vocal Mix)
2. Danielle Bollinger - When The Broken Hearted Love Again (Chris Cox Club Mix)
3. Rachel Panay - Back To Love (Friscia & Lamboy's Big Room Anthem)
4. Seal - Killer (Peter Rauhofer Remix) (Part 2)
5. The Pussycat Dolls - Don't Cha (Ralphi's Hot Freak 12'' Vox Mix)
6. Darren Hayes - Popular (Wayne G Heaven Anthem Mix)
7. Juliet - Avalon (David Guetta & Joachim Garraud Fuck Me I'm Famous Remix)
8. Freemasons feat. Amanda Wilson - Love On My Mind (Full Intention Club)
9. Vivian Green - Gotta Go Gotta Leave (Tired) (Eddie Baez Anthem Mix)
10. Madonna - Hung Up (L.E.X. Massive Club Mix)
11. Casey Stratton - House Of Jupiter (Junior's Jupiter Club Mix)