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Top Dance Songs of 2003 Volume 2

Formerly the Chrome Edition 2003, this set is being made available for the first time since 2009 under the category Year-End Edition, where it belongs.

Top Dance Songs of 2003 Volume 1

Formerly the Chrome Edition 2003, this set is being made available for the first time since 2009 under the category Year-End Edition, where it belongs.

Top Dance Songs of 2002 Volume 6

Picture this: it's 2002. The club scene is vibrant, and dance music is pushing new boundaries. This was a golden era, giving us some of the Top Dance Songs of 2002 and birthing the biggest dance songs we still can't get enough of.
Among those unforgettable tunes was DB Boulevard's "Point Of View". Given a fresh spin with the Lange Mix, this hit had everyone moving to its pulsating rhythm. It was a captivating track that combined great melodies with infectious beats, embodying the spirit of dance music at the time.
Cassius, in collaboration with Steve Edwards, stirred the scene with "The Sound Of Violence". The Narcotic Thrust Two Minute Warning Club Mix of this song was nothing short of a masterpiece, delivering a unique blend of house beats and rhythmic ecstasy that made it one of the biggest dance songs of 2002.
Daniel Bedingfield's "Gotta Get Thru This" was another gem. The Passengerz Violation Vox Club Mix of this hit was truly invigorating, sparking a new wave of energy across dance floors worldwide.
Then we have Laura Pausini's "Surrender". The Mike Rizzo Global Club Mix of this song was a sonic journey filled with powerful vocals and driving beats, a stellar example of the top dance songs of 2002.
Mary J. Blige’s "No More Drama", especially the Thunderpuss Remix, gave the world a dance anthem that was both empowering and utterly irresistible. This track reflected the strength and resilience that was woven into the fabric of dance music that year.
"Addicted To Bass" by Puretone was yet another testament to the power of dance music. The Differentgear Mix made it an instant classic, delivering an immersive bassline that made you want to get up and move.
Kevin Aviance’s "Alive", especially the Victor Calderone Peak Hour Mix, was one of the defining tracks of the year. Its infectious rhythm and unforgettable melody made it a staple on the dance floor.
The Top Dance Songs of 2002 weren't just music; they were a cultural phenomenon. They played out as the soundtrack to countless nights out, house parties, and unforgettable moments. Their impact, both individually and collectively, goes far beyond their original release. These timeless hits continue to shape and influence today's dance music, a testament to their enduring appeal. Here's to the year 2002, a memorable year in dance music that gave us some of the biggest dance songs of the time.
Album : Year-End Edition 2002 | volume 6
Genre : Circuit, House, Progressive
Year : 2002
Total Time : 1:19:31:00
1. Point Of View (Lange Mix) - DB Boulevard
2. Dark Beat (Addicted 2 Drums) (Guisseppe D's Hands In The Air Remix) - Oscar G. & Ralph Falcon
3. Sorrow (Orange Factory Tribal House Vocal Mix) - Dolce
4. The Sound Of Violence (Narcotic Thrust Two Minute Warning Club Mix) - Cassius feat. Steve Edwards
5. Gotta Get Thru This (Passengerz Violation Vox Club Mix) - Daniel Bedingfield
6. White Lipstick Girl (Ralphi R. & Craig J. Lipstick Vocal Mix) - Anny
7. Surrender (Mike Rizzo Global Club Mix) - Laura Pausini
8. One Day In Your Life (Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Club Mix) - Anastacia
9. Don't Say Goodbye (Mike Rizzo Global Club Mix) - Paulina Rubio
10. No More Drama (Thunderpuss Remix) - Mary J. Blige
11. Addicted To Bass (Differentgear Mix) - Puretone
12. Alive (Victor Calderone Peak Hour Mix) - Kevin Aviance
13. You Got Me (Burnin' Up) (DJ Asle Mixshow Edit) - Funky Green Dogs

Top Dance Songs of 2002 Volume 5

The year 2002 saw the dance music scene exploding with unforgettable rhythms and beats, setting the stage for some of the Top Dance Songs of 2002 that still echo in our hearts today. As we recount the most memorable dance anthems from that year, we feel the energy and passion that defined an era.
Imagine the feeling of stepping into a pulsating dance club as Kylie Minogue's "Love At First Sight" fills the room, given an invigorating spin by Wayne G's Anthem Mix. The enchanting melody and addictive beat encapsulate the heart and soul of dance music in 2002, a track that lights up the room and lifts spirits high.
Then there was Moony's "Dove (I'll Be Loving You)", transformed by Stephane K. & John Creamer Mix into a dance anthem that resonated with fans worldwide. This club banger was emblematic of the kind of powerful, heartfelt music that made the biggest dance songs list.
Cher's "Different Kind Of Love Song", remixed by Rosabel, was a breath of fresh air. The unique blend of vibrant beats and heartfelt lyrics exemplified the transformative power of dance music, making it one of the Top Dance Songs of 2002.
Taylor Dayne's "How Many" with Guido Osorio Club Mix was another standout track that year. The song's infectious energy, combined with Dayne's powerful vocals and Osorio's creative remix, created a dance hit that was impossible to ignore.
"Everyday" by Kim English, spiced up by the Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Club Mix, was a symbol of hope and resilience, an anthem that united dance floors everywhere.
Lastly, "I Don't Want U" by Wild Life, with the DezroK Club Mix, exemplified the experimental spirit of the 2002 dance scene. The track’s contagious rhythm made it one of the biggest dance songs of the year.
Reflecting on the Top Dance Songs of 2002 reminds us of the time when dance music defined our experiences and gave us unforgettable memories. These songs, these moments, remind us of the magic that is born when a DJ's creativity meets a great tune. Here's to the lasting impact of the biggest dance songs of 2002 that continue to inspire and move us.
Album : Year-End Edition 2002 | volume 5 
Genre : Circuit, House, Progressive
Year : 2002
Total Time : 1:18:05:00
1. Love At First Sight (Wayne G Anthem Mix) - Kylie Minogue
2. Dove (I'll Be Loving You) (Stephane K. & John Creamer Mix) - Moony
3. Different Kind Of Love Song (Rosabel Attitude vocal) - Cher
4. How Many (Guido Osorio Club Mix) - Taylor Dayne
5. Everyday (Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Club Mix) - Kim English
6. Search'n (Dezrok Club Mix) - Nicole
7. Blame (Terry Lee Brown Jr. Remix) - Sono
8. Lean On Me (Mauve's Dark Vocal Mix) - Sounds From The Ground feat. Colein
9. I Don't Want U (DezroK Club Mix) - Wild Life
10. Love Revolution (Rosabel Anthem Vocal) - Pat Hodges with The Sweet Inspirations
11. Love's Gonna Save The Day (Georgie's Original Mix) - Georgie Porgie
12. Just Like A Pill (Al B. Rich Mixshow Edit) - Pink
13. They Say Vision (Robbie Rivera's Vocal Mix) - Res

Top Dance Songs of 2002 Volume 4

In 2002, the world of dance music spun some records that would remain etched in our memories forever. The Top Dance Songs of 2002 offered more than just a catchy beat; they gave us a vibrant soundtrack for a year of unforgettable experiences. Let's throw it back to the grooves and rhythms that defined that year's dance floor action and created some of the biggest dance songs of the era.
Every time "Flawless" by The Ones hit the speakers, you could feel the room light up. The Phunk Investigation Club mix layered this track with an invigorating energy that screamed 2002. It was the perfect blend of rhythm and charisma, a soundtrack to a year of fantastic dance music.
"Safe From Harm" by Narcotic Thrust featuring Yvonne John Lewis was another mesmerizing highlight of 2002. The K-Klass Off Limits Mixshow Edit gave this track a soulful makeover, making it an irresistible dance anthem that captivated audiences everywhere.
The tune that kept us moving was Kim English’s “Treat Me Right”. Guido Osorio’s Big Room Revisited Mix turned this already catchy song into a dance floor sensation, an uplifting melody that we couldn't stop grooving to.
The NSFW Haarmeyer Original Anthem Mix of Vicki Shepard's, "I Got A Feelin'" was a high note of the Top Dance Songs of 2002. Given a thrilling spin by the , it transformed into a dance floor anthem that had hands in the air while the crowd hollered back "NO! FUCKING! WAY!"
Layo & Bushwacka’s “Love Story”, remixed by the inventive Tim Deluxe, took listeners on a unique rhythmic journey. With its unforgettable melody, it easily landed a spot among the biggest dance songs of the year.
“Song For The Lonely” by Cher, remixed into a sonic masterpiece by the Almighty Mix, was a hard-hitting number that resonated in every dance club. Its vibrant beat gave it a timeless appeal, cementing its place in dance music history.
The Top Dance Songs of 2002 were more than just catchy tunes. They were the life of every party, the background score of many unforgettable moments, and a testament to the magic of dance music. As we look back, we're reminded of their influence and the joy they brought into our lives.
Album : Year-End Edition 2002 | volume 4 
Genre : Circuit, House, Progressive
Year : 2002
Total Time : 1:19:15:00
1. Let's Get Together (Main Club Mix) - Chicco Secci & Robbie Rivera
2. Flawless (Phunk Investigation Club) - The Ones
3. Dirrty (Tracy Young Club Mix) - Christina Aguilera
4. Days Go By (JT Mix) - Dirty Vegas
5. Safe From Harm (K-Klass Off Limits Mixshow Edit) - Narcotic Thrust feat. Yvonne John Lewis
6. The More I Love You (Hani Vocal Mixshow Edit) - Andrea Martin
7. Treat Me Right (Guido Osorio Big Room Revisit Mix) - Kim English
8. The Need To Be Naked (Guido Osorio's Virgin Mix) - Amber
9. Caught Up (Guido Osorio Vocal Mix) - DJ Disciple feat. Mia Cox
10. I Got A Feelin' (Haarmeyer Original Anthem Mix) - Vicki Shepard
11. Love Story (Tim Deluxe Remix) - Layo & Bushwacka!
12. Song For The Lonely (Almighty Mix) - Cher
13. I Never Knew (HQ2 Club Mix) - Gloria Gaynor

Top Dance Songs of 2002 Volume 3

2002 was a fantastic year for dance music, filled with rhythm, life, and a whole lot of groove. The year gave us unforgettable tracks that still get us moving, and talented DJs who brought their magic touch to the decks. Let's lace up our dancing shoes and take a spin around the dance floor with these top dance songs of 2002: "Guitarra G", "Lazy", "It's Love (Trippin')", "Wish I Didn't Miss You", "Breathe In", and "Oops! (Oh My)".
Kicking off the party, we've got "Guitarra G" by G. Club presents Banda Sonora. This tune had a unique spark that made it one of the biggest dance songs of 2002. With its catchy rhythm and original mix, it was like a jolt of energy that kept the dance floor buzzing.
Next up, "Lazy" by X-Press 2 featuring David Byrne (of Talking Heads fame). This track had a cool vibe thanks to the creative touch of Norman Cook. With its laid-back beats and irresistible hook, it made us feel like we were floating on a cloud of sound.
"Goldtrix feat. Andrea Brown's "It's Love (Trippin')" is another gem from 2002. The Original EPTN Mix added a touch of magic to the song, giving it an enchanting aura that made it one of the top dance songs of that year.
We also had Angie Stone's "Wish I Didn't Miss You", sprinkled with the brilliance of Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Club Mix. The track had a perfect blend of soul and rhythm that captured hearts and kept our feet moving.
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"Breathe In" by Frou Frou, with its Watkins Vocal Mix, and Tweet's "Oops! (Oh My)" with its Liquid 360 Club Anthem, were also stars that shone brightly in the 2002 dance music sky. Their unique beats and mesmerizing tunes made them some of the biggest dance songs of that memorable year.
So there you have it - the top dance songs of 2002. It was a year filled with beats that moved us, tracks that wowed us, and DJs who kept us dancing till dawn. These songs are more than just music; they are pieces of history that remind us of the power and joy of dance.
Album : Year-End Edition 2002 | volume 3  
Genre : Circuit, House, Progressive
Year : 2002
Total Time : 1:19:56:00
1. Guitarra G (Original Mix) - G. Club pres. Banda Sonora
2. Lazy (Norman Cook Remix) - X-Press 2 feat. David Byrne
3. It's Love (Trippin') (The Original EPTN Mix) - Goldtrix feat. Andrea Brown
4. Reckless Girl (Original Mix) - Beginerz
5. Wish I Didn't Miss You (Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Club Mix) - Angie Stone
6. Boom (Thunderpuss Club Mix) - Anastacia
7. Oops! (Oh My) (Liquid 360 Club Anthem) - Tweet
8. Open Up Your Mind (Guido Osorio Mix) - Eyes Cream
9. Serve The Ego (Mike Rizzo Club Mix) - Jewel
10. Breathe In (Watkins Vocal Mix) - Frou Frou
11. You Gotta Believe (Superchumbo's Factory Flashback Mix) - Fierce Ruling Diva
12. Take My Hand (Rollo & Sister Bliss Remix) - Dido
13. I'm Not A Girl, Not Yet A Woman (Thunderpuss Club Mix) - Britney Spears
14. Hot Shot (Guido Osorio Mix) - Barbara Tucker

Top Dance Songs of 2002 Volume 2

In the year 2002, the dance club music scene was bursting at the seams with powerful beats and rhythmic innovation. DJs and artists worldwide were experimenting with sound and rhythm, creating some of the biggest dance songs that continue to resonate with fans even two decades later. Let's delve into the captivating beats of the top dance songs of 2002 and the brilliant DJs who remixed them, namely "At The End", "That Sound", "Body (Reach Out)", "Alive", and "Some Lovin'".
First on our nostalgic journey is the enchanting track "At The End" by iiO. The Scumfrog Remix of this song was a revolution of sound, merging electronic beats with a sultry vocal performance, making it one of the biggest dance songs of 2002. The Scumfrog, known for his signature style of fusing different genres, added a unique layer of depth to the original song.
Then, we have Rosabel's electrifying "That Sound". This track was a triumph of rhythm, using an array of percussive elements that made the song a staple in every DJ's playlist. Rosabel, a duo known for their vibrant and compelling mixes, crafted a dance track that captured the essence of the top dance songs of 2002.
Faith Trent's "Body (Reach Out)", remixed into the Wide Life Club Mix, is another standout track. The pulsating beats and alluring vocals perfectly encapsulated the dance club atmosphere of 2002. Wide Life's masterful remix amplified the energy of the original track, securing its place among the biggest dance songs that year.
Jennifer Lopez's "Alive", remixed by Thunderpuss into a Club Mix, is a track that cannot be overlooked. The energetic beats coupled with Lopez's powerful vocals made this song a dance club sensation. Thunderpuss, a duo acclaimed for their club remixes, transformed "Alive" into a dance anthem, making it one of the top dance songs of 2002.
Finally, "Some Lovin'" by Murk vs. Kristine W, featuring the Peter Rauhofer Reconstruction Mix, marked a thrilling conclusion to the biggest dance songs of 2002. Rauhofer’s masterful mix enhanced the song’s original elements, creating a powerful and engaging dance club hit.
2002 was a vibrant year for dance club music, with these tracks taking center stage. Whether you were a club-goer at the time or simply enjoy revisiting these beats, these top dance songs of 2002 continue to spark nostalgia and get people moving to this day. From the rhythmic mastery of "At The End" to the pulsating energy of "Some Lovin'", the soundscape of 2002's dance club scene remains unforgettable.
Album : Year-End Edition 2002 | volume 2
Genre : Circuit, House, Progressive
Year : 2002
Total Time : 1:19:56:00
1. The Sound Of Goodbye (Armand Van Buren's Rising Star Remix) - Perpetuous Dreamer
2. At The End (Scumfrog Remix) - iiO
3. Show Me (Michael T.Diamond Club Mix) - Suzanne Palmer
4. That Sound (Original Club Mix) - Rosabel
5. Shifter (Roger Sanchez Mix) - Timo Maas
6. Irresistible! (Mouth-Watering Mix) - Superchumbo
7. Body (Reach Out) (Wide Life Club Mix) - Faith Trent
8. Alive (Thunderpuss Club Mix) - Jennifer Lopez
9. Tonight (Thunderpuss Extended Mix) - Charlotte Church
10. Let Ya Have It (Guido’s Original Mix) - Michael M
11. Full Moon (Manny Lehman Pride Club Mix) - Brandy
12. Mr. Lonely (Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Main Club Mix) - Deborah Cox
13. Some Lovin' (Peter Rauhofer Reconstruction Mix) - Murk vs. Kristine W

Top Dance Songs of 2002 Volume 1

The year 2002 was a vibrant year for dance club music, with various artists and DJs bursting onto the scene with a fresh perspective. As we delve into the realm of this unique music culture, let's take a nostalgic look at some of the biggest dance songs that dominated the airwaves and club scene. As we turn the tables, our focus will be on a select list of the top dance songs of 2002, including unforgettable tracks such as "White Lipstick Girl", "Fire", "It's Gonna Be... (A Lovely Day)", "Don't Let Me Get Me", and "Die Another Day".
At the top of the list is "White Lipstick Girl" by Anny, remixed by Ralphi Rosario and Craig J. This track is an irresistible blend of electrifying beats and sensual vocals, all wrapped up in a Lipstick Vocal Mix. Anny's voice is beautifully juxtaposed with the rhythm-infused soundscape created by Ralphi R. & Craig J., making it one of the biggest dance songs of 2002.
Next on our roster is "Fire" by Dolce, featuring the Orange Factory  This track erupted onto the scene, igniting dance floors across the globe. Orange Factory's robust rhythm sections and pulsating beats stoked the flames of this dance hit, cementing its place in the list of top dance songs of 2002.
We cannot discuss 2002 without mentioning "It's Gonna Be... (A Lovely Day)" by Brancaccio & Aisher. This infectious Bini & Martini Club Mix hit was a staple in dance clubs worldwide, fusing compelling vocals with a beat that was simply impossible to resist. The perfect synergy of Bini & Martini’s infectious rhythm and the commanding vocals of Brancaccio & Aisher crafted a club anthem that was emblematic of the dance music scene that year.
In 2002, pop icon Pink also stepped into the club scene with "Don't Let Me Get Me", remixed into a dance hit by Tracy Young. The Juicy Horn Mix added an electrifying dimension to the song, transforming it into a club banger. Tracy Young's mastery of blending pop vocals with high-energy dance beats culminated in one of the top dance songs of 2002.
The year 2002 also saw Madonna, the Queen of Pop, reign on the dance floor with "Die Another Day". The Calderone & Quayle Afterlife Mix breathed new life into the track, creating an ethereal dance experience. The hauntingly beautiful mix echoed through clubs around the world, sealing its position as one of the biggest dance songs that year.
2002 was indeed a remarkable year, teeming with iconic club anthems that shaped the music landscape. As we reflect on these top dance songs of 2002, we appreciate the creativity of these artists and DJs, whose passion and talent have left a lasting impression on dance music culture. From the captivating beats of "White Lipstick Girl" to the stirring rhythm of "Die Another Day", the biggest dance songs of 2002 continue to resonate, reminding us of the power and beauty of dance music.
Album : Year-End Edition 2002 | volume 1  
Genre : Circuit, House, Progressive
Year : 2002
Total Time : 1:15:01:00
1. Whenever, Wherever (Tracy Young's Spin Cycle Mix) - Shakira
2. Soak Up The Sun (Calderone & Quayle Sunsweep Mix) - Sheryl Crow
3. Insatiable (Victor Calderone Club Mix) - Darren Hayes
4. Can't Stop Dancin' (Thunderpuss Club Mix) - Inaya Day
5. White Lipstick Girl (Ralphi R. & Craig J. Lipstick Vocal Mix) - Anny
6. Escape (Thunderpuss Club Mix) - Enrique Iglesias
7. Fire (Orange Factory Original Vocal) - Dolce
8. Emotions (Tony Moran Anthem 12'' Mix) - Elle Patrice
9. I Got The Music In Me (Solar City Club Mix) - Erin Hamilton
10. A New Day Has Come (Mike Rizzo Club Mix) - Celine Dion
11. It's Gonna Be... (A Lovely Day) (Bini & Martini Club Mix) - Brancaccio & Aisher
12. Empires (Illicit Siren Mix) - Lamya
13. Don't Let Me Get Me (Tracy Young Juicy Horn Mix) - Pink
14. Die Another Day (Calderone & Quayle Afterlife Mix) - Madonna

Top Dance Songs of 2001 Volume 5

Immerse yourself in a time capsule as we whirl back to 2001, the year dance music reached dizzying heights and infiltrated every corner of our lives. The Top Dance Songs of 2001 came pumping through our radios, spinning in clubs, and even pulsating from our newly purchased iPods. Those were the days where our emotions were as fluttering as the drumbeats, each tune underlining our heart's rhythm. In this exciting time, some of the biggest dance songs of the year emerged, forever marking the sands of our musical landscape.
Let's start our rhythmic journey with the intoxicating "Family Affair (Spanish Fly Remix)" by Mary J. Blige. This tune transformed the dance scene, blending Latin-infused beats with Blige's powerful vocals. The Spanish Fly Remix, with its sizzling salsa undertones, had everyone tapping their feet and swaying their hips, carrying the very essence of the 2001 dance scene.
Next, we pivot to the hypnotic beats of "Needin' U II (2001 Main Anthem Mix)" by David Morales pres. The Face feat. Juliet Roberts. It was an all-consuming track that encapsulated the year's energetic euphoria. The Main Anthem Mix, with Juliet's soaring vocals, entranced listeners, proving why it was one of the Top Dance Songs of 2001.
"Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) (Extended Vocal Mix)" by DJ Spiller was another game-changer. The song, with its catchy bassline and irresistible groove, strummed everyone's soul strings. It was like a musical espresso shot, invigorating and mesmerizing, an embodiment of the biggest dance songs of the year.
Crystal Waters' "Come On Down" further enlivened the dance scene with its infectious rhythm. It was a magnetic track, effortlessly pulling in listeners with its unique blend of disco beats and modern flair. It was as refreshing as a cool breeze on a scorching summer day, capturing the spontaneous spirit of 2001.
Next in line is Blu Cantrell's "Hit'em Up Style (Junior Vasquez Remix)." It was a dynamic track that danced with attitude. The Junior Vasquez remix put a spin on the original, adding a danceable dimension that took this track to soaring heights in the 2001 club scene.
Moving on, we dive into the upbeat "Hella Good (Roger's Release Yourself Mix)" by No Doubt. The song resonated with the youth's rebellious vibes, with Roger's mix adding an irresistible danceability that echoed through nightclubs worldwide.
Lastly, we can't forget "Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Erick Morillo vs. Who Da Funk Remix)" by Modjo. This song was a tantalizing cocktail of catchy lyrics, groovy beats, and smooth vocals. Erick Morillo and Who Da Funk's remix brought a fresh layer to the already popular track, ensuring it was one of the Top Dance Songs of 2001.
In conclusion, 2001 was a year of musical awakening, filled with the pulsating beats of the biggest dance songs of the year. The Top Dance Songs of 2001 had a lasting impact, each tune etching its rhythm into the dance music culture's fabric. From hip-shaking Latin remixes to anthem-like hits, this vibrant chapter in dance music history served as a testament to the year's kaleidoscopic energy and passion. As we spin through the tracks, let's not forget the value and impact these songs hold, each one a shimmering piece of our shared dance floor memories.
Album : Year-End Edition 2001 | volume 5
Genre : Circuit, House, Mainstream Club
Year : 2001
Total Time : 1:31:54.00
1. Someone To Call My Lover (HQ2 Club Mix)- Janet Jackson
2. Family Affair (Spanish Fly Remix) - Mary J. Blige
3. Finally (Original Extended Mix) - Kings Of Tomorrow feat. Julie McKnight
4. Needin' U II (2001 Main Anthem Mix) - David Morales pres. The Face feat. Juliet Roberts
5. Get It Up (The Feeling) (Spen & Karizma Main Vocal) - Ultra Nate
6. Mine To Give (David Morales Happy Mix) - Photek feat. Robert Owens
7. South Side (Pete Heller Park Lane Vocal) - Moby
8. In These Shoes (Mark's Heels To Platforms Vocal Mix) - Bette Midler
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Top Dance Songs of 2001 Volume 4

In the vibrant tapestry of dance music history, 2001 shines brightly as a year of innovation, passion, and rhythmic revolution. As the new millennium hit its stride, the dance floors across the globe vibrated with the pulsating beats of the Top Dance Songs of 2001. These were more than mere tracks; they were sonic experiences, rhythmic narratives that transformed every dance floor into a carnival of foot-tapping ecstasy. They were the biggest dance songs of the year that wrote a new chapter in the annals of dance music.
Kicking off the list of dance music masterpieces, Break 4 Love (USA Club Mix) by Peter Rauhofer + The Pet Shop Boys = The Collaboration was an electrifying blend of rhythm and emotion. The collaboration brought a fresh edge to this classic track, making it a cherished staple on every dance floor.
Next came the seductive beats of So Strong (Sander Kleinenberg Remix) by Ben Shaw featuring Adele Holness. Kleinenberg's remix added a punchy dynamism to this track, transforming it into an exhilarating dance anthem that left everyone asking for more.
An absolute gem in the Top Dance Songs of 2001 was Kings Of Tomorrow's Finally (Danny Tenaglia Vocal Club Mix) featuring Julie McKnight. This was more than a song, it was a pulsating narrative of hope and anticipation, beautifully packaged in Tenaglia's energetic club mix.
Rosabel's And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going (Rosabel's Extended Club Anthem) featuring Jennifer Holliday was a soaring dance floor anthem. The track showcased Rosabel's incredible remix skills, making it one of the biggest dance songs of the year.
Stranger In My House (Thunderpuss Club Mix) by Tamia was a mesmerizing mix of Tamia's soulful vocals and Thunderpuss' energetic beats. The release was bolstered by outstanding remixes including by Hex Hector. Both stood out on dancefloors and received heavy play. The track stood out for its rhythmic storytelling, making it an unforgettable part of the 2001 dance music scene.
Adding to this illustrious list was My Imagination (Hi-Intensity Club Mix) by Ceevox. The track was a riveting blend of Ceevox's powerhouse vocals and the Hi-Intensity club mix, making it a dance floor favorite.
Rounding up the list is the unforgettable Get Ur Freak On (White Label) by Missy Elliot. This track broke all conventions, pushing the boundaries of dance music and inspiring dancers to let their freak flags fly high.
In conclusion, the Top Dance Songs of 2001 were a rhythmic celebration of life, love, and liberation. They were the biggest dance songs of the year that etched unforgettable memories in the hearts of music lovers across the globe. Let's remember these timeless classics and the powerful impact they continue to make in the vibrant world of dance music.
Album : Year-End Edition 2001 | volume 4
Genre : Circuit, House, Mainstream Club
Year : 2001
Total Time : 1:19:42.00
1. Break 4 Love (USA Club Mix) - Peter Rauhofer + The Pet Shop Boys = The Collaboration
2. So Strong (Sander Kleinenberg Remix) - Ben Shaw feat. Adele Holness
3. Crystal (Creamer K Main Mix) - New Order
4. Thank You (Deep Dish Mix) - Dido
5. Finally (Danny Tenaglia Vocal Club Mix ) - Kings Of Tomorrow feat. Julie McKnight
6. And I Am Telling You I'm Not Going (Rosabel's Extended Club Anthem) - Rosabel feat. Jennifer Holliday
7. You're The Worst Thing For Me (Chris Cox & DJ Irene Club Anthem) - Pusaka feat.Thea Austin
8. Stranger In My House (Thunderpuss Club Mix) - Tamia
9. Papa's Got A Brand New Pigbag (Thunderpuss Mixshow Edit) - Thunderpuss
10. Survivor (Victor Calderone Club Mix) - Destiny's Child
11. My Imagination (Hi-Intensity Club Mix) - Ceevox
12. Hide U (Friburn & Urik Club Mix) - Suzanne Palmer
13. Get Ur Freak On (White Label) - Missy Elliot

Top Dance Songs of 2001 Volume 3

The year was 2001, a golden era in the annals of dance music. The stage was set ablaze with pulsating beats, entrancing melodies, and tantalizing tunes, each promising to take you on a rhythmic voyage. This was the year when the Top Dance Songs of 2001 sprung to life, transforming the dance floors into vibrant hubs of energetic moves and euphoric grooves. These were not merely songs, but the soul of the party, the biggest dance songs that ignited a revolution in the world of dance music.
Among these beat-thumping creations, the Stand Still (Hex Hector Vocal Mix) by Aubrey stood out. It was a symphony of rhythmic magic, as Hex Hector’s deft touch added a new dimension to Aubrey's soothing vocals. This was more than a song; it was an experience, an intoxicating blend of melody and rhythm.
Then, there was the smashing Lady Marmalade (Thunderpuss Mix) by the sensational quartet of Christina Aguilera, Lil Kim, Mya, and Pink. Thunderpuss's infectious mix breathed new life into this classic number, crafting a pulsating dance anthem that sent a shiver of delight across the dance floors.
Deborah Cox's Absolutely Not (Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Chanel Club Mix) was another feather in the cap of the Top Dance Songs of 2001. Hex Hector and Mac Quayle transformed this powerful track into a dance floor magnet, blending Cox's commanding vocals with a pumping club mix that commanded you to get up and groove.
Madonna's Don't Tell Me (Thunderpuss 2001 Hands In The Air Anthem) was a rhythmic masterpiece that had everyone's hands in the air. This Thunderpuss remix was a concoction of high-energy beats and Madonna's mesmerizing vocals, making it one of the biggest dance songs of the year.
Next came Can't Get You Out Of My Head (Mike Rizzo Global Mix) by Kylie Minogue. Mike Rizzo's enchanting mix paired with Minogue's hypnotic vocals made it impossible to get this song out of your head, or your dance routine.
Last but not least, Keep Control (Victor Calderone Remix) by Sono was a testament to Calderone's remix mastery. The track was a vortex of hypnotic beats and pulsating rhythms that sucked you into a world of ecstatic dance.
In conclusion, the Top Dance Songs of 2001 were not just anthems of the dance floor but also the heartbeats of an unforgettable era. These biggest dance songs not only defined a year but continue to resonate in the memories of music lovers, proving the timeless allure of a well-crafted dance beat. So here's to the songs that got our hearts racing, our feet moving, and our souls dancing, forever etched in the history of dance music.
Album : Year-End Edition 2001 | volume 3
Genre : Circuit, House, Mainstream Club
Year : 2001
Total Time : 1:19:41.00
1. Stand Still (Hex Hector Vocal Mix) - Aubrey
2. Yes! (HQ2 Club Mix) - Amber
3. Lady Marmalade (Thunderpuss Mix) - Christina Aguilera, Lil Kim, Mya & Pink
4. Absolutely Not (Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Chanel Club Mix) - Deborah Cox
5. I'm Real (Dezrok Vocal Club Mix) - Jennifer Lopez
6. Lovin' You (Hex Hector Main Club Mix) - Kristine W
7. Are You Satisfied (Calderone Epic Club Mix) - Victor Calderone feat. Deborah Cooper
8. Boy (Peter Rauhofer Club Mix) - Book Of Love
9. Feel This 2001 (Robbie Rivera's Tribal Sessions Mix) - Robbie Rivera
10. Don't Tell Me (Thunderpuss 2001 Hands In The Air Anthem) - Madonna
11. Can't Get You Out Of My Head (Mike Rizzo Global Mix) - Kylie Minogue
12. Hero (Thunderpuss Club Mix) - Enrique Iglesias
13. Keep Control (Victor Calderone Remix) - Sono
14. I Feel Loved (Danny Tenaglia's Labor Of Love Edit) - Depeche Mode

Top Dance Songs of 2001 Volume 2

As the new millennium found its footing, the dance music scene of 2001 ignited like a burst of vibrant fireworks, illuminating the night sky of musical expressions. It was a year that saw the birth of the Top Dance Songs of 2001, a collection of beats that still echoes in the corridors of music history, captivating generations of groove enthusiasts. These were not just songs, they were the anthems of liberation, the biggest dance songs that redefined the rules of rhythm and groove.
Consider Touch Me (Original Mix) by Rui Da Silva featuring Cassandra. The track had an air of hypnotic mystery, weaving an intricate tapestry of rhythm and melody, led by Cassandra's hauntingly beautiful vocals. Rui Da Silva's masterful mix infused an irresistible energy into this song, making it a must-play on every dance floor.
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The next chartbuster in the lineup of Top Dance Songs of 2001 was Love Don't Cost A Thing (HQ2 Club Mix) by Jennifer Lopez. This track was pure J.Lo magic, a melodic narrative of love woven into an upbeat, energetic mix by HQ2. The song hit the dance floors like a radiant sunbeam, bringing with it an irresistible urge to move and groove.
And then there was the unforgettable Impressive Instant (Peter Rauhofer Universal Club Mix) by Madonna. This track was a tantalizing cocktail of Madonna's iconic voice, blended with Rauhofer's ingenious mix. It was as if each beat was a powerful wave that carried you away into a mesmerizing dance paradise.
Let’s not forget In These Shoes (Sound Factory Vox Mix) by the Divine Miss M herself, Bette Midler. With its playful tune, quirky lyrics, and the Sound Factory's energizing mix, this track was like a breath of fresh, rhythmic air. It was an invitation to let loose and dance without a care, creating an effervescent buzz on every dance floor it graced.
U2's Beautiful Day (Quincey & Sonance Remix) broke new ground in the dance genre. The classic rock anthem transformed into a dance masterpiece, with Quincey & Sonance adding a new layer of euphoria to an already uplifting song, making it one of the biggest dance songs of the time.
Equally noteworthy was Planets Of The Universe (Illicit Vocal Dub) by Stevie Nicks. This was a voyage into a different dimension of dance music, its celestial beats and Nicks' entrancing vocals swirling into a galaxy of hypnotic rhythm.
Last on the list but still rocking the beat is To Be Able To Love (Jonathan Peters Club Mix) by Jessica Folker. Peters’ pulsating club mix, paired with Folker's passionate vocals, spun a web of melodic enchantment that held every dancer captive.
In conclusion, the Top Dance Songs of 2001 were like a rhythmic voyage, a jubilant journey into the heart of music where every beat was an emotion, every melody a memory. These biggest dance songs were more than music; they were the life force that pumped vitality into the veins of dance culture. Let us remember the invigorating power and enduring influence of these masterpieces that continue to shape the rhythmic landscape of our lives.
Album : Year-End Edition 2001 | volume 2
Genre : Circuit, House, Mainstream Club, Progressive
Year : 2001
Total Time : 1:19:33.00
1. Lettin' Ya Mind Go (King Unique Houz Mix) - Desert
2. Touch Me (Original Mix) - Rui Da Silva feat. Cassandra
3. Love Don't Cost A Thing (HQ2 Club Mix) - Jennifer Lopez
4. Impressive Instant (Peter Rauhofer Universal Club Mix) - Madonna
5. In These Shoes (Sound Factory Vox Mix) - Bette Midler
6. Mine To Give (Satoshi Tomiie 12'' Mix) - Photek feat. Robert Owens
7. Beautiful Day (Quincey & Sonance Remix) - U2
8. Turn Off The Light (Dataluxe Mix) - Nelly Furtado
9. Who The Hell Are You (Illicit Mix) - Madison Avenue
10. Planets Of The Universe (Illicit Vocal Dub) - Stevie Nicks
11. To Be Able To Love (Jonathan Peters Club Mix) - Jessica Folker
12. Just Keep Thinking About You (Almighty Club Mix) - Gloria Gaynor