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This week's episode, my guests are Chris Young and Susan Ottaviano. Chris and Susan are better known as the 2 Green Witches. Chris Young is a lifelong gardener whose acclaimed garden, Tiny Sur is a certified wildlife habitat and Susan is an artist, performer, songwriter, and food stylist. Their new book is The Green Witch's Guide to Magical Plants & Flowers: Love Spells from Apples to Zinnias and together we take a light-hearted look at the power of plants to help you manifest your deepest desires. Dr Ian Bedford's Bug of the Week: Invasive Species What We Talk About What is a grimoire? What is green witchcraft? The forward to the book is written by the iconic Debbie Harry. Is she a green witch? Love spells Do spells work? How the practices in the book help you to connect more deeply with your garden The Indian paintbrush plant. Queen Anne's lace jelly About Susan Ottaviano Artist, performer, songwriter, and cooking maven Susan Ottaviano welcomes you into the lush and whimsical world of green witchcraft with her new book, The Green Witch's Guide to Magical Plants & Flowers: Love Spells from Apples to Zinnias ( 6/6/23 Skyhorse Publishing). With her rich illustrations and inspiring vegan recipes, Susan and co-author Chris Young shine light on brilliant ways to use products from the farmers market, supermarket, or even your backyard garden to bring light, love, good food, and good humor into your life. Susan has been a groundbreaking food stylist and recipe developer for over twenty years. Her work has been featured in magazines, cookbooks, and advertisements from Bon Appétit to Grey Goose to Uber Eats. Best known as the lead singer for pop band Book of Love, Susan and her bandmates recorded five albums for Warner Brothers Records/Sire Records. Book of Love was a fixture on the Billboard Dance Club charts throughout the 1980s and 1990s, with multiple hits in the top ten. The group reunited in 2016 for a sold-out world tour to mark their 30th Anniversary. Her evocative artwork, which explores food, femininity, and sexuality, has been featured in numerous gallery shows, including a Spring 2023 group show titled “Eat It” at Collar Works Arts Organization. She earned a BFA in Painting from The Philadelphia College of Art, and has been awarded post-graduate certificates from the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park and the Institute of Culinary Education in New York City. She lives in New York's East Village. Susan can be found on Instagram at @susanottavianoart About Chris Young Author, gardening expert, and former Comedy Central executive Chris Young first discovered his love of the outdoors growing up exploring the vast Indiana backyard of his late grandfather. Even while obtaining a degree from Indiana University and working as the Director of Talent at Comedy Central, Chris never lost his fascination with the power of nature. In his new book, The Green Witch's Guide to Magical Plants & Flowers, Love Spells from Apples to Zinnias (6/6/23 Skyhorse Publishing), Chris and co-author Susan Ottaviano share the surprising mystical properties of dozens of plants and flowers. Over the years, Chris honed his expertise working with green witches, gardening virtuosos, and botanical magic practitioners from New York City to rural Oregon. Eventually Chris settled down in California with his husband, television writer Jon Kinnally, where he re-committed himself to the botanical world. Chris' own garden, “Tiny Sur”, has been designated by the National Wildlife Federation as a certified Wildlife Habitat. It is also certified by The Xerces Society as a Pollinator Habitat, by Monarch Watch as a Monarch Waystation, and by the Humane Society as a Humane Backyard. On Facebook, Tiny Sur (@tinysuroflaurelcanyon) boasts thousands of loyal, engaged followers. Chris writes, gardens, and practices green witchcraft in Laurel Canyon, where he lives with husband Jon, cats Simon, Howard, and Elliott, and two Russian tortoises, Wentworth and Boris. Chris can be found on Instagram as @plantymcflowers. About The Green Witch's Guide to Magical Plants & Flowers Chris Young and Susan Ottaviano, better known as the 2 Green Witches. Chris Young is a lifelong gardener whose acclaimed garden, Tiny Sur is a certified wildlife habitat. Susan is an artist, performer, songwriter, and food stylist. Their new is The Green Witch's Guide to Magical Plants & Flowers (6/6/23 Skyhorse Publishing). Couldn't we all use a little more magic in our lives? Equal parts practical guide and beautiful keepsake, The Green Witch's Guide to Magical Plants & Flowers shows you how to bring more love and contentment into your life using elements of nature. This book, written by our favorite 2 Green Witches, unlocks the secrets hiding in your garden, transforming everyday flowers, fruits, and plants into bath salts, herbal infusions, soaps, sachets, tinctures, and more. It provides all-natural recipes that illuminate pathways to health, peace, love and prosperity, and harmony. The book deals with: Love Potions: Learn how to attract your soulmate and cultivate your best self with these love rituals including jasmine bath salts, lavender candles, oils and more Food for the Soul: How to use vegan recipes made with organic ingredients that ease stress in your relationship, boost your immunity, relieve a headache and even enhance your fertility. Susan can share recipes, including a meadowsweet and mint tea, lust parsley salad, orange cake, to candied violets. Magical Mindfulness: Say goodbye to stress and hello to relaxation with these anxiety-reducing methods and recipes. Plant Magic: How does your garden grow? Master magical gardening and growing with plant whisperer Chris Young. Learn about which plants offer protection, give you good luck and prosperity. Links The Green Witch's Guide to Magical Plants & Flowers - June 2023, Skyhorse Publishing The 2 Green Witches on Instagram Other episodes if you liked this one: Sensory Herbalism The Wheel of the Year Patreon
Party Favorz is finally ready to start rolling out The Ultimate Dance Classics featuring the and only queen of the dancefloor...MADONNA! With only two sets complete so far, each one has presented its own set of challenges to create. This first set features all of her 80s output plus a couple of spillovers from 1990. This first stage of Madonna's career is where she made not only her name but tip the scales for women to be outright megastars. Whether it was the nude photos of her that were taken prior to her massive success and published in Playboy — which she proudly exclaimed that she didn't care — the tumultuous marriage to actor Sean Penn and the constant swarming of paparazzi, which ultimately ended in divorce or the lucrative tour deal with Pepsi, which ultimately led them to pull out of the deal after the outrage that ensued over the video for "Like A Prayer" forfeiting millions of dollars — Madonna was adept at creating controversy or how to handle it when it wasn't her own doing. Volume 1 of The Ultimate Dance Classics is the soundtrack for those years and features a dazzling display of dancefloor scorchers along with smart pop songs that ruled the charts throughout the decade. The nice thing about mixing 80s music is that electronic music at the time was based on a simple snare drum that kept perfect timing. Disconet and later Hot Tracks and Ultimix, which serviced the DJ community with club-ready staples always featured this simple beat throughout the mix no matter what type of style of music it was backing. That in turn made it easy for DJs to mix in and out with no need to be concerned over what key a song was in. Aside from updating the original recordings to match more current edits by Select Mix (another DJ service) and DJ Freddy Greene (a.k.a. Digital Visions), my biggest concern was with the flow. I'd put together a mix and then go back over and over and rearrange the chairs on the Titanic to ensure everything transitioned with purpose. Thus songs from the same album weren't necessarily grouped together — but were grouped by the overall feel of the two connecting songs that would lead to the next and the next one after that. When you listen to it — it sounds cohesive and purposeful. This is my second stab at creating an 80s set for Madonna, and I'm positive I did it justice. In fact, I couldn't be more pleased with how all of this has come out (including the upcoming Volume 2) so far. These sets are far exceeding my wildest expectations. For those of you living under a rock — Madonna is about to release "Finally Enough Love," which is a celebratory compilation of all 50 of her dance songs that went to #1 on the Billboard Dance Club chart. While these songs are edits (with some being very rare) — please support her work as fans have been clamoring for her to release this for a long time. You can also stream it along with all her hits on Spotify. I'll be back next week with Volume 2. Until then...ENJOY! Album: The Ultimate Dance Classics Vol. 1 Genre: Dance, Club Year: 2022 Total Time: 01:50:00 1. Open Your Heart (Shep Pettibone Mix) 2. Express Yourself (Ultimix pt. 1) 3. Everybody (Digital Visions Re-Edit) 4. Where's The Party (Extended Remix) 5. Lucky Star (Select Mix Remix) 6. Angel (Digital Visions Re-Edit) 7. Burning Up (Select Mix Remix) 8. Dress You Up (Digital Visions Re-Edit) 9. Material Girl (Select Mix Remix) 10. Like a Virgin (Digital Visions Re-Edit) 11. Physical Attraction (Digital Visions Re-Edit) 12. Borderline (Select Mix Remix) 13. Holiday (Digital Visions Re-Edit) 14. Causing A Commotion (Hot Classics Remix) 15. Into the Groove (Digital Visions 2021 Remaster) 16. Like A Prayer (Digital Visions 2021 Remaster) 17. Papa Don't Preach (Hot Tracks) 18. Who's That Girl (Select Mix Remix) 19. La Isla Bonita (Select Mix Remix) 20. Keep It Together (Hot Tracks) 21. Vogue pt. 2 (Select Mix Remix)
Revivez le podcast d'I Love Disco avec Fabrice de Rotrou episode 17 spécial Billboard dance club songs charts 1977 dimanche 27 février 2022
Kim Cameron and her collective international players Side FX is a high-energy, 2-time Top 20 Billboard chart-topping deep house sound with placements on Billboard Dance Club, Hot AC, AC, CMJ, AAA, DJ Times, FMQB music charts. Kim Cameron, who performed twice for the NFL (Giants, Washington Football Team) to over 75,000, performed for the National League (Marlins Baseball), toured across the U.S., Caribbean & across Europe and China. She was also asked to perform at the Xiamen Music Festival in China, receiving an International Exchange Award being the only female asked to perform. American Songwriting Award, Best Female Emerging Artist of the Year, Album of the Year, Best Live Performance, Semi-Finalists Song of the Year, Best Dance Song, & numerous music video awards, just to name a few. You can hear her in stores across the globe, on radio & TV (Hulu, Amazon VOD, Bravo, CMTV, Fox Sports, MTV, Discovery, Disney, MUN2). Kim was an award winner for her musical 'Her Story' by the New York Screenplay, as well as, the Amsterdam Film Festival. Her first short film 'Carpe Musicam' was selected for the Flickfair Film Festival and distributed on Amazon. She is also the Screenwriter, Director, and Producer for a full-length animated feature film 'Seaper Powers' which has earned +30 awards for Best Soundtrack, Best Screenplay, Best Female Director, Best Trailer, and Best Animated Feature. Kim began her Broadcast Journalism major as a radio personality for an FM station, and then moved over to writing for the National Examiner and the Smithsonian. She is the author of a children's book series called Seaper Powers, which has won several literary awards. __________________________ Follow us on IG and Facebook: @societytalkspodcast Follow Joe: @joe_lorenzo #StaySafe #StayCreative #SocietyPerformers ARE #AloneTogether #SocietyTalks #JoeLorenzo #SocietyEntertainment
The dance music scene didn't change too much from 2020 in that there was no groundbreaking sounds and Future House, Tech House and NuDisco continued to drill their throbbing beats into our collective conscience. 2021 was a year that a new crop of DJs broke through in a big way. Leading the pack is Chicago's John Summit whose deep house grooves have really broken through to the masses. Massive tracks like "Sun Came Up" (with Sofi Tukker), "Better Than This" (with Parachute Youth), "Human" (with Echoes) while still riding high on his 2020 hits "Deep End" and "Thin Line" (with Guz) and remixing several other notable artists has propelled his star into the stratosphere. Another DJ whose on a similar trajectory is Brazil's Vintage Culture (Lukas Rafael Ruiz Hespanhol) who's been around a little bit longer. With one #1 Billboard Dance Club hit "In The DarK" (with Fancy Inc.) in 2019, Vintage Culture has been the go-to for many remix productions for other artists. 2021 saw him remix the summer sleeper "Love Tonight" by Shouse, "Talamanca" by Burns, "Let It Go" by Louie Vega & The Martinez Brothers and Marc E. Bassy, "Paradise" by Meduza and Dermot Kennedy amongst many others. Perhaps the biggest breakout of 2022 was Joel Corry who's quickly filling in the spot that Calvin Harris dominated only a few years ago. After having a #6 in the UK with "Sorry" featuring uncredited vocals by Hayley May in 2019, he followed up with the #4 "Lonely" and the #1 "Head & Heart" with MNEK in 2020, which was also his first entry on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the U.S. Corry has remixed countless other acts and 2022 saw him remixing top hits like "Bad Habits" by Ed Sheeran, "Tick Tock" by Clean Bandit (with Mabel and 24KGoldn), "Body" by Megan Thee Stallion, "Out Out" with Jax Jones, Charlie XCX and Saweetie, and the fantastic "Feeling Good" by the late Nina Simone, which was just featured on the 2021 Jingle Electric. He also had one of the biggest dance songs of 2021 "Bed" with David Guetta and Raye. Party Favorz fully expects to be hearing a lot more from both these guys in 2022. The third and final volume of Top Dance Songs of 2021 is in the can and should be dropping this coming Sunday so be sure to follow us to be the first in line when it happens. Until the next time...ENJOY! Album: Top Dance Songs 2021 Vol. 2 Genre: Dance, Club, House Year: 2021 Total Time: 03:06:56 1. Lil Nas X feat. Jack Harlow - Industry Baby (Ray Isaac Extended Dirty Remix) 2. Sigala & James Arthur - Lasting Lover (Tiesto Extended Remix) 3. Glass Animals - Heat Waves (Oliver Heldens Extended Remix) 4. Dua Lipa - We're Good (Ray Isaac Remix) 5. DJ Snake, Ozuna, Megan Thee Stallion & Lisa - SG (Ranny Remix) 6. Purple Disco Machine feat. Moss Kena & The Knocks - Fireworks (Extended Mix) 7. Bebe Rexha - Sacrifice (DJ Intro - DJ Outro Clean) 8. Robin Schulz feat. Kiddo - All We Got (Joel Corry Club Mix) 9. Regard & RAYE - Secrets (Charlie Lane Remix) 10. Jonas Blue & Awa - Something Stupid (Jonas Blue VIP Extended Mix) 11. Riton x Nightcrawlers feat. Mufasa & Hypeman - Friday (Dopamine Re-edit Extended Mix) 12. Masked Wolf - Astronaut In The Ocean (ULTI-reMIX by DJ Volume) 13. Claptone - Zero (Original Mix) 14. Paul Johnson - Get Get Down (Jean Luc Remix) 15. Klaas feat. Emmie Lee - Sun Is Up (Extended Mix) 16. NOTD & Catello - Nobody (dEVOLVE Remix) 17. MATTN & Selva - Sandstorm (Extended Mix) 18. Megan Thee Stallion - Body (Joel Corry Remix) 19. Return of the Jaded - Be The Reason (Extended Mix) 20. Basstrologe - Somebody To Love (Voost Extended Remix) 21. Diplo & Sonny Fodera - Turn Back Time (Extended Mix) 22. Ed Sheeran - Shivers (Jax Jones Extended Remix) 23. 220 Kid & Lany - Stupid Feelings (Jonasu Club Mix) 24. Secondcity x Paul Woolford feat. Andrea Martin - All I Want (Eden Prince Extended Mix) 25. Milk & Sugar - Let The Sun Shine (Purple Disco Machine Extended Remix)
The dance music scene didn't change too much from 2020 in that there was no groundbreaking sounds and Future House, Tech House and NuDisco continued to drill their throbbing beats into our collective conscience. 2021 was a year that a new crop of DJs broke through in a big way. Leading the pack is Chicago's John Summit whose deep house grooves have really broken through to the masses. Massive tracks like "Sun Came Up" (with Sofi Tukker), "Better Than This" (with Parachute Youth), "Human" (with Echoes) while still riding high on his 2020 hits "Deep End" and "Thin Line" (with Guz) and remixing several other notable artists has propelled his star into the stratosphere. Another DJ whose on a similar trajectory is Brazil's Vintage Culture (Lukas Rafael Ruiz Hespanhol) who's been around a little bit longer. With one #1 Billboard Dance Club hit "In The DarK" (with Fancy Inc.) in 2019, Vintage Culture has been the go-to for many remix productions for other artists. 2021 saw him remix the summer sleeper "Love Tonight" by Shouse, "Talamanca" by Burns, "Let It Go" by Louie Vega & The Martinez Brothers and Marc E. Bassy, "Paradise" by Meduza and Dermot Kennedy amongst many others. Perhaps the biggest breakout of 2022 was Joel Corry who's quickly filling in the spot that Calvin Harris dominated only a few years ago. After having a #6 in the UK with "Sorry" featuring uncredited vocals by Hayley May in 2019, he followed up with the #4 "Lonely" and the #1 "Head & Heart" with MNEK in 2020, which was also his first entry on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the U.S. Corry has remixed countless other acts and 2022 saw him remixing top hits like "Bad Habits" by Ed Sheeran, "Tick Tock" by Clean Bandit (with Mabel and 24KGoldn), "Body" by Megan Thee Stallion, "Out Out" with Jax Jones, Charlie XCX and Saweetie, and the fantastic "Feeling Good" by the late Nina Simone, which was just featured on the 2021 Jingle Electric. He also had one of the biggest dance songs of 2021 "Bed" with David Guetta and Raye. Party Favorz fully expects to be hearing a lot more from both these guys in 2022. The third and final volume of Top Dance Songs of 2021 is in the can and should be dropping this coming Sunday so be sure to follow us to be the first in line when it happens. Until the next time...ENJOY! Album: Top Dance Songs 2021 Vol. 2 Genre: Dance, Club, House Year: 2021 Total Time: 03:06:56 1. Lil Nas X feat. Jack Harlow - Industry Baby (Ray Isaac Extended Dirty Remix) 2. Sigala & James Arthur - Lasting Lover (Tiesto Extended Remix) 3. Glass Animals - Heat Waves (Oliver Heldens Extended Remix) 4. Dua Lipa - We're Good (Ray Isaac Remix) 5. DJ Snake, Ozuna, Megan Thee Stallion & Lisa - SG (Ranny Remix) 6. Purple Disco Machine feat. Moss Kena & The Knocks - Fireworks (Extended Mix) 7. Bebe Rexha - Sacrifice (DJ Intro - DJ Outro Clean) 8. Robin Schulz feat. Kiddo - All We Got (Joel Corry Club Mix) 9. Regard & RAYE - Secrets (Charlie Lane Remix) 10. Jonas Blue & Awa - Something Stupid (Jonas Blue VIP Extended Mix) 11. Riton x Nightcrawlers feat. Mufasa & Hypeman - Friday (Dopamine Re-edit Extended Mix) 12. Masked Wolf - Astronaut In The Ocean (ULTI-reMIX by DJ Volume) 13. Claptone - Zero (Original Mix) 14. Paul Johnson - Get Get Down (Jean Luc Remix) 15. Klaas feat. Emmie Lee - Sun Is Up (Extended Mix) 16. NOTD & Catello - Nobody (dEVOLVE Remix) 17. MATTN & Selva - Sandstorm (Extended Mix) 18. Megan Thee Stallion - Body (Joel Corry Remix) 19. Return of the Jaded - Be The Reason (Extended Mix) 20. Basstrologe - Somebody To Love (Voost Extended Remix) 21. Diplo & Sonny Fodera - Turn Back Time (Extended Mix) 22. Ed Sheeran - Shivers (Jax Jones Extended Remix) 23. 220 Kid & Lany - Stupid Feelings (Jonasu Club Mix) 24. Secondcity x Paul Woolford feat. Andrea Martin - All I Want (Eden Prince Extended Mix) 25. Milk & Sugar - Let The Sun Shine (Purple Disco Machine Extended Remix)
Revivez le podcast d'I Love Disco avec Fabrice de Rotrou episode 6 spécial Billboard Dance Club Song Chartes 1974-75 du dimanche 28 novembre 2021
Anthony "Tony" Moran is a DJ, record producer, remixer, singer and songwriter known for remixing popular songs. In 2007, he hit number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart twice with "Walk Away" featuring Kristine W and "Keep Your Body Working" featuring Martha Wash. Moran also has a total of seven number one hits on the Billboard Dance Club Songs music charts in the United States and he has recently had four number one Billboard chart hits in the years 2016 and 2017.[1] As a remix producer, Moran has remixed work from top music artists including Janet Jackson, Madonna, George Michael, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Celine Dion, Gloria Estefan, Deborah Cox, Cher, Kristine W and many others. This first set focuses solely on his 90's work when he was the guy you called when you couldn't get David Morales, Junior Vasquez or Hex Hector on the phone. By the mid-millennium after Hex Hector dropped out of the scene and Morales and Vasquez weren't enjoying the success they previously held, Tony Moran's star began to shine even brighter. He slipped into this gap and much of his work with either Jody Den Broeder and Warren Rigg produced some of the most iconic remixes of a generation. That's not to say his 90's output was mince meat because his productions and remixes were impeccable and even though they closely resembled the work of all three DJs above to fit what he was working on — they were uniquely his own. His remix of Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" is quite possibly one for the record books with its big ass tribal beats and high energy synths — the remix was every gay boy's wet dream. Moran was channeling Hex Hector better than the man himself with that remix. Tony Moran would go on to release his own albums featuring some of the biggest divas on the planet, which were major events (pun intended) in themselves. They would generate massive club hits that soaked the world's dancefloors in man sweat. He was a fixture on the circuit scene and his world tours drew massive crowds making him one of the first superstar DJs (next to Tiesto) to capitalize on his name. Tony has had a long and productive career that continues to generate massive #1 Billboard Dance Club hits for Jason Walker and Martha Wash to this day. It is with much love and admiration for a man who got his start doing exactly what I used to do by creating mixtape edits back in the day that Party Favorz honors the multi-talented Tony Moran into our exclusive Legacy series. ENJOY! Ultimately, there will be three to four sets in this series, which will be staggered out through the month of November (possibly into December) as a lot is planned for the last two months of the year. Releases will be unpredictable and can drop anytime so make sure you're following Party Favorz on Facebook, download the app or sign up for email updates. Album: The Ultimate Tony Moran Legacy | Volume 1 Genre: Circuit, Tribal, House Year: 2021 Total Time: 03:35:45 1. Patti LaBelle - Shoe Was On The Other Foot (Moran's Miss Patti's Anthem) 2. Jordan Hill - For The Love Of You (Moran Club Mix) 3. George Michael - Fastlove (Tony Moran & Deep Influence "Forget Me Not" Anthem) 4. Exposé - Point Of No Return (Tony Moran Remix Edit) 5. Michael Jackson - Blood On The Dance Floor (TM's Switchblade Mix) 6. Tina Arena - Chains (Tony Moran's S&M Mix) 7. Whitney Houston - Step By Step (Tony Moran Diva X Diva Mix) 8. Dreams Come True - Song Of Joy (Tony Moran Remix) 9. Barry Manilow - I'd Really Love To See You Tonight (Tony Moran Circuit Mix) 10. Kenny G - Havana (Tony Moran Club Mix) 11. Gloria Estefan - I'm Not Giving You Up (Tony Moran 12" Remix) 12. Gustavo Santaolalla - The Wings ("Brokeback Mountain" Theme) (Manny Lehman, Tony Moran & Warren Rigg Collaboration Remix) 13. Slash feat. Marta Sanchez - Obsession (Moran Club Mix) 14. Everything But The Girl - Missing (Tony Moran & Warren Rigg Private Dance Remix)
Anthony "Tony" Moran is a DJ, record producer, remixer, singer and songwriter known for remixing popular songs. In 2007, he hit number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart twice with "Walk Away" featuring Kristine W and "Keep Your Body Working" featuring Martha Wash. Moran also has a total of seven number one hits on the Billboard Dance Club Songs music charts in the United States and he has recently had four number one Billboard chart hits in the years 2016 and 2017.[1] As a remix producer, Moran has remixed work from top music artists including Janet Jackson, Madonna, George Michael, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Celine Dion, Gloria Estefan, Deborah Cox, Cher, Kristine W and many others. This first set focuses solely on his 90's work when he was the guy you called when you couldn't get David Morales, Junior Vasquez or Hex Hector on the phone. By the mid-millennium after Hex Hector dropped out of the scene and Morales and Vasquez weren't enjoying the success they previously held, Tony Moran's star began to shine even brighter. He slipped into this gap and much of his work with either Jody Den Broeder and Warren Rigg produced some of the most iconic remixes of a generation. That's not to say his 90's output was mince meat because his productions and remixes were impeccable and even though they closely resembled the work of all three DJs above to fit what he was working on — they were uniquely his own. His remix of Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" is quite possibly one for the record books with its big ass tribal beats and high energy synths — the remix was every gay boy's wet dream. Moran was channeling Hex Hector better than the man himself with that remix. Tony Moran would go on to release his own albums featuring some of the biggest divas on the planet, which were major events (pun intended) in themselves. They would generate massive club hits that soaked the world's dancefloors in man sweat. He was a fixture on the circuit scene and his world tours drew massive crowds making him one of the first superstar DJs (next to Tiesto) to capitalize on his name. Tony has had a long and productive career that continues to generate massive #1 Billboard Dance Club hits for Jason Walker and Martha Wash to this day. It is with much love and admiration for a man who got his start doing exactly what I used to do by creating mixtape edits back in the day that Party Favorz honors the multi-talented Tony Moran into our exclusive Legacy series. ENJOY! Ultimately, there will be three to four sets in this series, which will be staggered out through the month of November (possibly into December) as a lot is planned for the last two months of the year. Releases will be unpredictable and can drop anytime so make sure you're following Party Favorz on Facebook, download the app or sign up for email updates. Album: The Ultimate Tony Moran Legacy | Volume 1 Genre: Circuit, Tribal, House Year: 2021 Total Time: 03:35:45 1. Patti LaBelle - Shoe Was On The Other Foot (Moran's Miss Patti's Anthem) 2. Jordan Hill - For The Love Of You (Moran Club Mix) 3. George Michael - Fastlove (Tony Moran & Deep Influence "Forget Me Not" Anthem) 4. Exposé - Point Of No Return (Tony Moran Remix Edit) 5. Michael Jackson - Blood On The Dance Floor (TM's Switchblade Mix) 6. Tina Arena - Chains (Tony Moran's S&M Mix) 7. Whitney Houston - Step By Step (Tony Moran Diva X Diva Mix) 8. Dreams Come True - Song Of Joy (Tony Moran Remix) 9. Barry Manilow - I'd Really Love To See You Tonight (Tony Moran Circuit Mix) 10. Kenny G - Havana (Tony Moran Club Mix) 11. Gloria Estefan - I'm Not Giving You Up (Tony Moran 12" Remix) 12. Gustavo Santaolalla - The Wings ("Brokeback Mountain" Theme) (Manny Lehman, Tony Moran & Warren Rigg Collaboration Remix) 13. Slash feat. Marta Sanchez - Obsession (Moran Club Mix) 14. Everything But The Girl - Missing (Tony Moran & Warren Rigg Private Dance Remix)
We had the pleasure of interviewing Kim Cameron over Zoom video! Kim Cameron and her collective international players Side FX is a high-energy, 2-time Top 20 Billboard chart-topping deep house sound with placements on Billboard Dance Club, Hot AC, AC, CMJ, AAA, DJ Times, FMQB music charts. International SingerKim Cameron, who performed twice for the NFL (Giants, Redskins) to over 75,000, performed for the National League (Marlins Baseball), toured across the U.S., Caribbean & across Europe and China. She was also asked to perform at the Xiamen Music Festival in China, receiving an International Exchange Award being the only female asked to perform.Award winning SongwriterAwarded Best Female Emerging Artist of the Year, Album of the Year, Best Live Performance, Semi-Finalists Song of the Year, Winner Accolade Global Film Competition, Best Dance Song, Winner of American Songwriting award & numberous music video awards, just to name a few. You can hear her in stores across the globe and on radio and TV (Bravo, CMTV, Fox Sports, MTV, Discovery, MUN2). FilmmakerKim was an award winner for her musical 'Her Story' by the New York Screenplay, as well as, the Amsterdam Film Festival. She is also the Screenwriter, Director, and Producer for a full-length animated feature film 'Seaper Powers' which has earned over 28 awards for Best Soundtrack, Best Screenplay, Best Female Director, Best Trailer, and Best Animated Feature.WriterKim began her Broadcast Journalism major as a radio personality for an FM station, and then moved over to writing for the National Examiner and the Smithsonian. She is the author of a children's book series called Seaper Powers, which has won several literary awards.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #KimCameron #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter!
Richard Melville Hall, better known to most of us as Moby, is an electronic music pioneer. In the 1990s he scored numerous top ten hits on the Billboard Dance Club chart and his album Play (1999) has sold over 12 million copies. Even with all that success, Moby still found himself hitting rock bottom, contemplating suicide and wondering why he wasn't happy despite achieving everything he wanted. Joining us is the director and writer of the Moby Doc, Rob Gordon Bralver. Rob teamed up with Moby to make a documentary about the musician's life, activism and his struggles along the way in the quest for happiness. Rob tells us how he got the opportunity to make this film and what it was like closely collaborating with Moby. Moby Doc will be released online at the same time as Moby's new album Reprise on May 28th. “There's an element that's meant to be a cautionary tale for not just aspiring artists, but aspiring anything. It's seldom the road that you believed that it would be when you started.” - Rob Gordon Bralver Time Stamps: 00:11 - The trailer for Moby Doc. 04:30 - What the film is about. 07:07 - Moby's childhood and how his music tastes evolved. 11:30 - How Moby's career crashed and how he dealt with this. 16:37 - The depression he had even at the height of his success. 19:46 - How the project with Moby started. 25:06 - How the collaboration between Rob and Moby worked out. 28:40 - The way the film makes fun of other documentaries.31:33 - What Moby is trying to achieve with the film. 36:07 - The music videos that Moby and Rob make together. 37:58 - Moby's thoughts on the final result of the film. 39:50 - David Lynch's involvement in the film and what makes a good doc. 43:17 - How Rob got started in making documentaries. Resources: Moby Doc (2021) Pre-Order Moby's Upcoming Album Reprise Careers in Film Alamo Pictures Connect with Rob Gordon Bralver: Website Connect with Factual America: Facebook Instagram Twitter Connect with Matthew Sherwood: Facebook LinkedIn Twitter More From Factual America:The Notorious B.I.G. Has Got a Hip-Hop Story to Tell Tina Turner: The Queen of Rock'n'Roll's Untold Story Underground Inc.: The Legacy of Alternative Rock Billie Eilish: A Portrait of the Artist
About Kim CameronKim Cameron and her band Side FX is a high-energy, 2-time Top 20 Billboard chart-topping deep house sound with placements on Billboard Dance Club, Hot AC, AC, CMJ, AAA, DJ Times, FMQB music charts. International SingerKim Cameron, who performed twice for the NFL (Giants, Redskins) to over 75,000, performed for the National League (Marlins Baseball), toured across the U.S., Caribbean & Europe and China. She was also asked to perform at the Xiamen Music Festival in China, receiving an International Exchange Award being the only female asked to perform.Award winning SongwriterAwarded Best Female Emerging Artist of the Year, Album of the Year, Best Live Performance, Silver Medal, Global Music Awards, Semi-Finalists Song of the Year, Winner Accolade Global Film Competition, Best Dance Song, and Winner of American Songwriting award. You can hear her in stores across the globe and on radio and TV (Bravo, CMTV, Fox Sports, MTV, Discovery, MUN2). FilmmakerKim was an award winner for her musical 'Her Story' by the New York Screenplay, as well as, the Amsterdam Film Festival. She is also the Screenwriter, Director, and Producer for a full-length animated feature film 'Seaper Powers.'https://sidefxband.net/
Ralphi Rosario is an American house musician an founding member of the influential Chicago DJ group Hot Mix 5. The group was formed in 1981 while Ralphi was still in high school at the time the group became one of the major early forces of the burgeoning House Music scene in Chicago. By 1987, he collaborated with Xaviera Gold for "You Used To Hold Me," which has gone on to be one of the most influential early House Music tracks of all-time for what later was a revolution on the dancefloor. While Ralphi continued to put out early House Music releases throughout the nineties — his style rapidly changed when he teamed with Miami's DJ Abel (Aguilera) to form Rosabel a hybrid version of his last name and Abel's first name for a new more tribal house sound that he continued to perfect through today. Later the duo would introduce more Latin influences in their work while producing muscular House Music tracks for major artists that showcased their heritage and alternate musical influences. As a duo they have racked up five #1 Billboard Dance Club hits and Rosario has racked up fourteen Top Ten Dance Club Hits and two #1 hits. This does not include the hundreds of #1 hits for remixes of other artists including, Madonna, Janet Jackson, Beyoncé, Celine Dion, Chaka Khan, Cher, Crystal Waters, Cyndi Lauper, Donna Summer, Erika Jayne, Gloria Estefan, Kelly Clarkson, Kelly Rowland, Kristine W, Kylie, Mariah Carey, ONO, Rihanna, Jennifer Holliday, Pussycat Dolls, Selena Gomez, Stevie Nicks, Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande and countless others. The list is exhausting but 90% or more are all included in the Party Favorz Diva Hall of Fame. With over 60 hours of tracks (which doesn't even come close to his breathtaking catalog) to choose from — I had numerous ways to approach these two sets honoring the master. I finally settled on hitting on the gayest tracks with the biggest divas and spread it out between the nineties and millennium with some rare tracks and some underground sounds that were predominantly only heard in queer clubs. Once I put out the volume 2 — all told there will be approximately 8+ hours of classics for your enjoyment. These sets are note intended to showcase his entire career but they are a good start. It took me awhile to wrap my head around this but I believe I've done a damn good job at representing some of his finest work whether solo or collaborative. It is my distinguished honor to induct one of the most prolific and influential House Music DJ/Producers of the last 40 years, Ralphi Rosario into the Party Favorz Legacy series. Prepare to be blown away! Album: Ralphi Rosario | Legacy Volume 1 Genre: Circuit, Tribal, House Year: 2021 Total Time: 04:17:26 Donna Summer - I Got Your Love (Ralphi Rosario Vocal Mixshow) Bebe Zahara Benet - I'm The Sht (Ralphi Rosario Vocal Mix) Rosabel - That Sound (Original Club Mix) Shauna Solomon - You Can Get Over (Ralph Rosario Vox Mix) Rosabel feat. Tamara Wallace - Looking 4 Men (Rosabel Attitude Vocal) Amber - Love One Another (Rosabel Vocal Anthem) Tamia - Me (Rosabel's Anthem Vocal Mix) Gloria Estefan - You'll Be Mine (Party Time) (Rosabel's Fiesta Mix) Michael Bublé - Sway (Ralphi's Salsation Vox Mix) Celine Dion - Taking Chances (Ralphi Rosario & Craig J's Vocal Mix) Donna Summer - I Will Go With You (Con Te Partiró) (Rosabel Main Vox 12") Mario Frangoulis - Nights In White Satin (Notte Di Luce) (Ralphi's Club Vox Mix) ONO - Everyman... Everywoman... (Ralphi Rosario Hydrate Club Mix) Janet Jackson - Feedback (Ralphi Rosario Dirty Club Mix) Cher - A Different Kind Of Love Song (Rosabel Attitude Vocal) Rosabel with Jeanie Tracy - Cha Cha Heels (Rosabel Big Room Mix) Rihanna - Breaking Dishes (Ralphi & Craig J Mix) Nightcrawlers - Push The Feeling On 2004 (Rosabel Club Mix) Giangi Cappai - Bring The Soul Back (Ralphi Rosario & Erick Ibiza Club Mix) Kelly Rowland feat.
Ralphi Rosario is an American house musician an founding member of the influential Chicago DJ group Hot Mix 5. The group was formed in 1981 while Ralphi was still in high school at the time the group became one of the major early forces of the burgeoning House Music scene in Chicago. By 1987, he collaborated with Xaviera Gold for "You Used To Hold Me," which has gone on to be one of the most influential early House Music tracks of all-time for what later was a revolution on the dancefloor. While Ralphi continued to put out early House Music releases throughout the nineties — his style rapidly changed when he teamed with Miami's DJ Abel (Aguilera) to form Rosabel a hybrid version of his last name and Abel's first name for a new more tribal house sound that he continued to perfect through today. Later the duo would introduce more Latin influences in their work while producing muscular House Music tracks for major artists that showcased their heritage and alternate musical influences. As a duo they have racked up five #1 Billboard Dance Club hits and Rosario has racked up fourteen Top Ten Dance Club Hits and two #1 hits. This does not include the hundreds of #1 hits for remixes of other artists including, Madonna, Janet Jackson, Beyoncé, Celine Dion, Chaka Khan, Cher, Crystal Waters, Cyndi Lauper, Donna Summer, Erika Jayne, Gloria Estefan, Kelly Clarkson, Kelly Rowland, Kristine W, Kylie, Mariah Carey, ONO, Rihanna, Jennifer Holliday, Pussycat Dolls, Selena Gomez, Stevie Nicks, Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande and countless others. The list is exhausting but 90% or more are all included in the Party Favorz Diva Hall of Fame. With over 60 hours of tracks (which doesn't even come close to his breathtaking catalog) to choose from — I had numerous ways to approach these two sets honoring the master. I finally settled on hitting on the gayest tracks with the biggest divas and spread it out between the nineties and millennium with some rare tracks and some underground sounds that were predominantly only heard in queer clubs. Once I put out the volume 2 — all told there will be approximately 8+ hours of classics for your enjoyment. These sets are note intended to showcase his entire career but they are a good start. It took me awhile to wrap my head around this but I believe I've done a damn good job at representing some of his finest work whether solo or collaborative. It is my distinguished honor to induct one of the most prolific and influential House Music DJ/Producers of the last 40 years, Ralphi Rosario into the Party Favorz Legacy series. Prepare to be blown away! Album: Ralphi Rosario | Legacy Volume 1 Genre: Circuit, Tribal, House Year: 2021 Total Time: 04:17:26 Donna Summer - I Got Your Love (Ralphi Rosario Vocal Mixshow) Bebe Zahara Benet - I'm The Sht (Ralphi Rosario Vocal Mix) Rosabel - That Sound (Original Club Mix) Shauna Solomon - You Can Get Over (Ralph Rosario Vox Mix) Rosabel feat. Tamara Wallace - Looking 4 Men (Rosabel Attitude Vocal) Amber - Love One Another (Rosabel Vocal Anthem) Tamia - Me (Rosabel's Anthem Vocal Mix) Gloria Estefan - You'll Be Mine (Party Time) (Rosabel's Fiesta Mix) Michael Bublé - Sway (Ralphi's Salsation Vox Mix) Celine Dion - Taking Chances (Ralphi Rosario & Craig J's Vocal Mix) Donna Summer - I Will Go With You (Con Te Partiró) (Rosabel Main Vox 12") Mario Frangoulis - Nights In White Satin (Notte Di Luce) (Ralphi's Club Vox Mix) ONO - Everyman... Everywoman... (Ralphi Rosario Hydrate Club Mix) Janet Jackson - Feedback (Ralphi Rosario Dirty Club Mix) Cher - A Different Kind Of Love Song (Rosabel Attitude Vocal) Rosabel with Jeanie Tracy - Cha Cha Heels (Rosabel Big Room Mix) Rihanna - Breaking Dishes (Ralphi & Craig J Mix) Nightcrawlers - Push The Feeling On 2004 (Rosabel Club Mix) Giangi Cappai - Bring The Soul Back (Ralphi Rosario & Erick Ibiza Club Mix) Kelly Rowland feat.
Ralphi Rosario is an American house musician an founding member of the influential Chicago DJ group Hot Mix 5. The group was formed in 1981 while Ralphi was still in high school at the time the group became one of the major early forces of the burgeoning House Music scene in Chicago. By 1987, he collaborated with Xaviera Gold for "You Used To Hold Me," which has gone on to be one of the most influential early House Music tracks of all-time for what later was a revolution on the dancefloor. While Ralphi continued to put out early House Music releases throughout the nineties — his style rapidly changed when he teamed with Miami's DJ Abel (Aguilera) to form Rosabel a hybrid version of his last name and Abel's first name for a new more tribal house sound that he continued to perfect through today. Later the duo would introduce more Latin influences in their work while producing muscular House Music tracks for major artists that showcased their heritage and alternate musical influences. As a duo they have racked up five #1 Billboard Dance Club hits and Rosario has racked up fourteen Top Ten Dance Club Hits and two #1 hits. This does not include the hundreds of #1 hits for remixes of other artists including, Madonna, Janet Jackson, Beyoncé, Celine Dion, Chaka Khan, Cher, Crystal Waters, Cyndi Lauper, Donna Summer, Erika Jayne, Gloria Estefan, Kelly Clarkson, Kelly Rowland, Kristine W, Kylie, Mariah Carey, ONO, Rihanna, Jennifer Holliday, Pussycat Dolls, Selena Gomez, Stevie Nicks, Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande and countless others. The list is exhausting but 90% or more are all included in the Party Favorz Diva Hall of Fame. With over 60 hours of tracks (which doesn't even come close to his breathtaking catalog) to choose from — I had numerous ways to approach these two sets honoring the master. I finally settled on hitting on the gayest tracks with the biggest divas and spread it out between the nineties and millennium with some rare tracks and some underground sounds that were predominantly only heard in queer clubs. Once I put out the volume 2 — all told there will be approximately 8+ hours of classics for your enjoyment. These sets are note intended to showcase his entire career but they are a good start. It took me awhile to wrap my head around this but I believe I've done a damn good job at representing some of his finest work whether solo or collaborative. It is my distinguished honor to induct one of the most prolific and influential House Music DJ/Producers of the last 40 years, Ralphi Rosario into the Party Favorz Legacy series. Prepare to be blown away! Album: Ralphi Rosario | Legacy Volume 1 Genre: Circuit, Tribal, House Year: 2021 Total Time: 04:17:26 Donna Summer - I Got Your Love (Ralphi Rosario Vocal Mixshow) Bebe Zahara Benet - I'm The Sht (Ralphi Rosario Vocal Mix) Rosabel - That Sound (Original Club Mix) Shauna Solomon - You Can Get Over (Ralph Rosario Vox Mix) Rosabel feat. Tamara Wallace - Looking 4 Men (Rosabel Attitude Vocal) Amber - Love One Another (Rosabel Vocal Anthem) Tamia - Me (Rosabel's Anthem Vocal Mix) Gloria Estefan - You'll Be Mine (Party Time) (Rosabel's Fiesta Mix) Michael Bublé - Sway (Ralphi's Salsation Vox Mix) Celine Dion - Taking Chances (Ralphi Rosario & Craig J's Vocal Mix) Donna Summer - I Will Go With You (Con Te Partiró) (Rosabel Main Vox 12") Mario Frangoulis - Nights In White Satin (Notte Di Luce) (Ralphi's Club Vox Mix) ONO - Everyman... Everywoman... (Ralphi Rosario Hydrate Club Mix) Janet Jackson - Feedback (Ralphi Rosario Dirty Club Mix) Cher - A Different Kind Of Love Song (Rosabel Attitude Vocal) Rosabel with Jeanie Tracy - Cha Cha Heels (Rosabel Big Room Mix) Rihanna - Breaking Dishes (Ralphi & Craig J Mix) Nightcrawlers - Push The Feeling On 2004 (Rosabel Club Mix) Giangi Cappai - Bring The Soul Back (Ralphi Rosario & Erick Ibiza Club Mix) Kelly Rowland feat.
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Hosts Ariane Andrew & Matt Dillon catch up with Dave Allen; rap artist, music producer, model, & actor.He currently lives in Los Angeles where he works on his own music career while writing and producing for other artists under his production company FiveStar Entertainment. He began creating music at the age of 14 when he taught himself how to play the piano and guitar. While on his quest to gain attention for his music abilities he quickly found himself signed with Wilhelmina Models and working with brands like Diesel and Armani and eventually landing himself in several fashion magazines including Esquire and GQ. He has also appeared in several commercials. In March of 2018, he released the single "Body Up" which was produced by Grammy award-winning songwriter and producer Damon Sharpe. Although a Hip-Hop/Pop hybrid, the song went on to hit the Billboard Dance/Club charts where it moved up five consecutive weeks to peak at #29. His new album "No Way Out" was produced mostly by himself with the song "Certificate" produced by Grammy award-winning producer Rich Harrison (Beyonce, Jennifer Lopez, Amerie) and "Shut Up" produced by Grammy award-winning producer Damon Elliot (Pink, Mya).Watch very closely as Ariane and Dave have a surprise announcement that you won't want to miss. A new episode of Sippin The Tea Tv Show premieres every Tuesday at 9:00am pstIf you're more of a visual person: Check out Dave's interview on our TV Show on YouTube: https://youtu.be/zULJ6z82c2U. Come and have a listen and make sure to follow us at:@ArianeAndrew@MattDillon1983@SippintheTeaTvShow#DaveAllen #ArianeAndrew #BornWithIt
Top 20 Billboard charting artist XIMXIA (pronounced shem-shee-ya), a versatile Los Angeles singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist, debuted her first single, “Don’t Follow Me,” with an impressive #19 Billboard Dance Club ranking, making its way to radio shortly thereafter. She can attribute the early success to the handfuls of musical heredity and experience in her sonic swirl—a strikingly original sound rooted in the influence of some of rock and pop’s greatest singular visionaries. Individuality and poignant self-expression are constants in XIMXIA’s musical universe. The equation works like this—XIMXIA sings her truth and you dance. Fans who can’t help but stamp a label on her music are wise to call it borderless pop. Growing up in Buffalo, New York, music was about as common as oxygen in XIMXIA’s childhood home. She began studying classical piano as a precocious youngster and was soon writing and singing original songs with her two younger sisters. Before long, she was joining bands and winning over audiences at open mic nights. Following a stint studying piano performance at Montreal’s McGill University, XIMXIA’s music career landed her in New York City, Washington, DC (where her previous band performed at noted indie rock venue Black Cat), and now Los Angeles—the planet’s biggest pop hub. In September, XIMXIA revealed even more of her genre-busting truth with a new EP. The lead single “Anywhere But Here” was produced by #1 Billboard charting producer/writer Ted Kurie. The horror-themed music video was written and directed by Wayne Williams. www.ximxia.com www.instagram.com/ximxiamusic https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFt--sc3qvpHbxZ4HFzfPhA?view_as=subscriber https://open.spotify.com/artist/3NI1p3IVpB8gWWnrSnpXz2 www.facebook.com/ximxiamusic www.twitter.com/ximxiamusic
Together with American Songwriter, we had the pleasure of interviewing Niiko x SWAE over Zoom video! The best of house/future house is yet to come, with Niiko x SWAE at the subgenres' richly hued helm. Residing in the lush LA musical landscape, the DJ/producer duo materialized in 2017, equipped with “Run This Town,” charting at No. 16 on the Billboard Dance Club radar—a relatively unheard of feat for an embryonic EDM act. The melodic number spellbound the streaming circuit, garnering well over a million plays on Spotify alone in just months’ time.In addition to their release repertoire, rarely does an act as nascent as Niiko x SWAE boast such an acclaimed touring arsenal. These “Keep On Calling” creators have laid claim to ravenously in-demand residencies with both HAKKASAN Las Vegas and OMNIA San Diego. Breakaway 2018 and Coachella 2019 co-conspirators, Niiko x SWAE have also lent stage support to some of the most potent superpowers in the dance music domain, including Marshmello, Kaskade, and Zedd, among others.The duo started the year off with “The Answer”, an official release on Proximity, which quickly amassed several hundred thousand cross platform streams. With editorial support from Spotify’s Friday Cratediggers and Apple Music’s New In Dance as well as Radio and Mix Show support from the likes of Jauz, Allison Wonderland, Cheat Codes and more. With upcoming releases on Gemstone, Armada, Musical Freedom, and more, expect Niiko x SWAE to continue their upward trajectory. Niiko x SWAE just released a new single ‘Friends’ on Hardwell’s sub-label Gemstone. The single in on track to hit over 1 million streams only a few weeks after release.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #foryou #foryoupage #stayhome #togetherathome #zoom #aspn #americansongwriter #americansongwriterpodcastnetworkListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter!
Lately, Party Favorz has been multi-tasking and about to wrap a month(s) long process of cleaning up the backend of the website and streamlining everything to keep the Google gods happy. I am currently working on a standalone app for the website that you can install on your desktop or mobile device for quick and easy access while receiving alerts about new episodes. Cool, huh? In the interim, I'm bringing y'all the latest and greatest from the disco gods to your happy ears. Let's Go Dancin' retains all the funky house elements of previous efforts but it's much more polished, a little laidback and reminds me of music you'd hear in an upscale bar while mingling and sipping on martinis. There's a plethora of classic disco samples and some reworks along with "Found Love" by Double Dee and Dany. If you remember or haven't gotten to it yet — that was a #1 Billboard Dance Club song from 1990 and recently featured on The Ultimate 90's House Music Classics [1988 – 1991] Vol. 2. Over the years, it's been updated several times and David Penn spins his 2020 magic while staying true to the original. [youtube v="KI4FBXm4OHU"] Originally, I thought I wasn't going to have enough tracks to fill this out but boy was I wrong. It clocks in at 3 hours of pure disco bliss. After having previewed it multiple times — I can assure you discophiles will not be disappointed. The plan is to drop the next Peak Hour set next week followed by (fingers crossed) HW20, which is our annual Dance Club Halloween set. Sorry, no new Circuit Tribal House sets until the Holiday Edition because there's just not enough at the moment and I'm not going to release a set featuring all DJ Dario and DJ Furi Drums who have both become their own automated remix machines. Cool weather keeps making an appearance and leaves just as quickly so it feels like fall and winter are going to be a hit or miss around the southeast. As long as temps remain reasonable and there's plenty of sunshine — I'm golden. I hope everyone has a fabulous weekend. Until the next time...ENJOY! Yesterday's post on voting was NOT the urgent notice I had promised you folks. That was more of a stream of conscious choice I made at the last moment urging y'all to vote. I'll be posting upcoming changes to the subscription plans tomorrow so be sure to keep an eye out for that because it WILL most certainly effect many of you. Please stay tuned... Album: Let's Go Disco Dancin' Genre: House, Jackin' House, NuDisco, Disco House Year: 2020 Total Time: 03:00:18 1. Chanelle & Eric Kupper - One Man (Michael Gray Extended Remix) 2. Gilgamesh & Jim West - Wa Wa Wesss (Original Mix) 3. Grant Nelson - Breakaway (Original Mix) 4. Brothers In Arts - The Bad Habits (Original Mix) 5. Ladies On Mars - Disco Beat (Original Mix) 6. Double Dee feat. Dany - Found Love (David Penn Remix) 7. Thernero - Look Ahead (Extended Mix) 8. DJ Mark Brickman feat. Venessa Jackson - Rise (Original Mix) 9. Sammy Deuce - Mind Blowin' (Original Mix) 10. Horse Meat Disco feat. Kathy Sledge - Falling Deep In Love (Joey Negro 12'' Disco Blend) 11. T.Markakis - Marvins Touch (Original Mix) 12. Michelino - Ah Baby Ah (Extended Mix) 13. Louie Vega & The Martinez Brothers with Marc E. Bassy - Let It Go (Dom Dolla Extended Remix) 14. The Sponges - Gotta Move On (Extended Mix) 15. Block & Crown, Lissat & Paul Parsons - I Get Over (Original Mix) 16. Norty Cotto - Keep Making Me High (Sky High Club Mix) 17. Hiva - Southside (Original Mix) 18. Gene Farris & DJ Rae - Forever Always (Original Mix) 19. Mark Knight & Rene Amesz feat. Tasty Lopez - All 4 Love (Extended Mix) 20. Mark Whites - Give Me Your Love (Wayne Soul Avengerz & Odyssey Inc. Trois Garcon Mix) 21. Delgado - Music Is Universal (Original Mix) 22. Mike Dunn - If I Can't Get Down (Mousse T.s Funky Shizzle Extended Mix) 23. The Cube Guys & Dana Calis - CoolDown (Club Mix) 24.
Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_677258bff3e94 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_677258bff3e94 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-677258bff3e94"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-677258bff3e94"); } Party Favorz is back with a mid-week dump that's bound to fuel your parties through summer. The annual Catch-Up series features the biggest Dance Club songs from December through June. Either the tracks topped most DJ charts or are personal picks that racked up millions of views on YouTube. Even with Billboard Dance Club charts on current hiatus — the method they use to rank their songs is seriously flawed because it all depends on what type of venue the DJs report from that determines their popularity. That's where our expertise in picking the hits comes in. Dua Lipa leads the pack for best dance club songs of the year I say this only because there were several really dark and not exactly overwhelming songs that topped that chart earlier this year. Most are included save one. Party Favorz pulled from Beatport charts, YouTube tallies, and personal picks, which puts Dua Lipa ahead of the pack. Her "Don't Start Now" reached #2 on the Top 100 and #1 on the Dance Club charts and has been hovering in the Top 100 for over 33 weeks making it not only a contender for one of the biggest songs of the year but for the summer. Due to the pandemic and her inability to tour and promote her new and highly underrated album "Future Nostalgia," the label has been furiously releasing track after track and commissioning remixes for them to see what sticks. "Physical" and "Break My Heart" (currently climbing the charts) are pure pop pleasures and the remixes that have accompanied them are stellar. Purple Disco Machine leads the pack for best DJ of the year Another DJ that shows up a lot here is Purple Disco Machine. There's no doubt that his brand of throwback Disco House is striking a nerve among dance enthusiasts making him one of the most in-demand DJs in the business. Party Favorz would like to think we had a hand in his success when we released "Catching Up with Purple Disco Machine" back in 2018 realizing that this guy was the one to watch. As usual - we were right. Songs of the summer All the contenders for "song of the summer" are contained here including Doja Cat's irresistible "Say So" (which we picked back in March to hit big), DaBaby and Roddy Rich's "Rockstar," Megan Thee Stallion's "Savage," The Weeknd's "Blinding Lights," Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande's "Rain On Me," Drake's "Tootise Slide," Justin Bieber and Quavo's "Intentions," Roddy Ricch's "The Box," Post Malone's "Circles," Harry Styles "Adore You," SAINT JHN's "Roses," and many more. All your favorite club bangers from the past 6 months are here and we dropped the personal favorite "Good Time Girl" by Sofi Tukker mainly because it was released last year and was given new life as the...
Party Favorz is back with a mid-week dump that's bound to fuel your parties through summer. The annual Catch-Up series features the biggest Dance Club songs from December through June. Either the tracks topped most DJ charts or are personal picks that racked up millions of views on YouTube. Even with Billboard Dance Club charts on current hiatus — the method they use to rank their songs is seriously flawed because it all depends on what type of venue the DJ's report from that determines their popularity. That's where our expertise in picking the hits comes in. Dua Lipa leads the pack for best dance club songs of the year I say this only because there were several really dark and not exactly overwhelming songs that topped that chart earlier this year. Most are included save one. Party Favorz pulled from Beatport charts, YouTube tallies and personal picks, which puts Dua Lipa ahead of the pack. Her "Don't Start Now" reached #2 on the Top 100 and #1 on the Dance Club charts and has been hovering in the Top 100 for over 33 weeks making it not only a contender for one of the biggest songs of the year but of the summer. Due to the pandemic and her inability to tour and promote her new and highly underrated album "Future Nostalgia," the label has been furiously releasing track after track and commissioning remixes for them to see what sticks. "Physical" and "Break My Heart" (currently climbing the charts) are pure pop pleasures and the remixes that have accompanied them are stellar. Purple Disco Machine leads the pack for best DJ of the year Another DJ that shows up a lot here is Purple Disco Machine. There's not doubt that his brand of throwback Disco House is striking a nerve among dance enthusiasts making him one of the most in demand DJ's in the business. Party Favorz would like to think we had a hand in his success when we released "Catching Up with Purple Disco Machine" back in 2018 realizing that this guy was the one to watch. As usual - we were right. Songs of the summer All the contenders for "song of the summer" are contained here including Doja Cat's irresistible "Say So" (which we picked back in March to hit big), DaBaby and Roddy Rich's "Rockstar," Megan Thee Stallion's "Savage," The Weeknd's "Blinding Lights," Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande's "Rain On Me," Drake's "Tootise Slide," Justin Bieber and Quavo's "Intentions," Roddy Ricch's "The Box," Post Malone's "Circles," Harry Styles "Adore You," SAINT JHN's "Roses," and many more. All your favorite club bangers from the past 6 months are here and we dropped the personal favorite "Good Time Girl" by Sofi Tukker mainly because it was released last year and was given new life as the opening theme song for "The New Pope" in favor of the brand-spanking new track "House Arrest" with Gorgon City. This song has shot to the top of every DJ playlist and rightfully so. It's a Deep House thumper with a catchy rhythm backed by Sophie Hawley-Weld's hypnotic vocals. This song is truly a delight in the current minefield of mediocre releases. [youtube v="z-3bC2MT9xw"] If it seems I've been pushing the latest from Alex Newell "Boy, You Can Keep It" — it's because the Tracy Young remix is simply a delightful summer cocktail of fun coupled with the perfect vocal styling of Mr. Newell. This song would undoubtedly be sitting at the top of Billboard's Dance Club charts if this covid shit hadn't messed everything up. Just know that there's plenty of Disco House in this set to offset the darker moments from earlier in the year. If you're into commercial dance music this is the set you're gonna wanna grab because it's got it all. I've got the annual Beach House set for release late next week just in time for 4th of July. While it hasn't been started yet — expect something a little different this time around. Until then...ENJOY! Album: Catch-Up 2020 Genre: House, Future House, EDM, NuDisco Year: 2020 Total Time: 03:25:00 1. Doja Cat - Say So (Division 4 & Matt Consola Cl...
Party Favorz is back with a mid-week dump that's bound to fuel your parties through summer. The annual Catch-Up series features the biggest Dance Club songs from December through June. Either the tracks topped most DJ charts or are personal picks that racked up millions of views on YouTube. Even with Billboard Dance Club charts on current hiatus — the method they use to rank their songs is seriously flawed because it all depends on what type of venue the DJ's report from that determines their popularity. That's where our expertise in picking the hits comes in. Dua Lipa leads the pack for best dance club songs of the year I say this only because there were several really dark and not exactly overwhelming songs that topped that chart earlier this year. Most are included save one. Party Favorz pulled from Beatport charts, YouTube tallies and personal picks, which puts Dua Lipa ahead of the pack. Her "Don't Start Now" reached #2 on the Top 100 and #1 on the Dance Club charts and has been hovering in the Top 100 for over 33 weeks making it not only a contender for one of the biggest songs of the year but of the summer. Due to the pandemic and her inability to tour and promote her new and highly underrated album "Future Nostalgia," the label has been furiously releasing track after track and commissioning remixes for them to see what sticks. "Physical" and "Break My Heart" (currently climbing the charts) are pure pop pleasures and the remixes that have accompanied them are stellar. Purple Disco Machine leads the pack for best DJ of the year Another DJ that shows up a lot here is Purple Disco Machine. There's not doubt that his brand of throwback Disco House is striking a nerve among dance enthusiasts making him one of the most in demand DJ's in the business. Party Favorz would like to think we had a hand in his success when we released "Catching Up with Purple Disco Machine" back in 2018 realizing that this guy was the one to watch. As usual - we were right. Songs of the summer All the contenders for "song of the summer" are contained here including Doja Cat's irresistible "Say So" (which we picked back in March to hit big), DaBaby and Roddy Rich's "Rockstar," Megan Thee Stallion's "Savage," The Weeknd's "Blinding Lights," Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande's "Rain On Me," Drake's "Tootise Slide," Justin Bieber and Quavo's "Intentions," Roddy Ricch's "The Box," Post Malone's "Circles," Harry Styles "Adore You," SAINT JHN's "Roses," and many more. All your favorite club bangers from the past 6 months are here and we dropped the personal favorite "Good Time Girl" by Sofi Tukker mainly because it was released last year and was given new life as the opening theme song for "The New Pope" in favor of the brand-spanking new track "House Arrest" with Gorgon City. This song has shot to the top of every DJ playlist and rightfully so. It's a Deep House thumper with a catchy rhythm backed by Sophie Hawley-Weld's hypnotic vocals. This song is truly a delight in the current minefield of mediocre releases. [youtube v="z-3bC2MT9xw"] If it seems I've been pushing the latest from Alex Newell "Boy, You Can Keep It" — it's because the Tracy Young remix is simply a delightful summer cocktail of fun coupled with the perfect vocal styling of Mr. Newell. This song would undoubtedly be sitting at the top of Billboard's Dance Club charts if this covid shit hadn't messed everything up. Just know that there's plenty of Disco House in this set to offset the darker moments from earlier in the year. If you're into commercial dance music this is the set you're gonna wanna grab because it's got it all. I've got the annual Beach House set for release late next week just in time for 4th of July. While it hasn't been started yet — expect something a little different this time around. Until then...ENJOY! Album: Catch-Up 2020 Genre: House, Future House, EDM, NuDisco Year: 2020 Total Time: 03:25:00 1. Doja Cat - Say So (Division 4 & Matt Consola Cl...
Diana Ross is quite possibly the most perpetual force in music history to outlast all of her contemporaries. Whether as part of The Supremes in the 1960's or as a solo artist from the 1970's through today — the woman is a tour de force in an industry that was built by men on the backs of artists like herself. Yet, she's still here banging out remixes of her back catalog and racking up #1 Dance Club hits 60 years later. The woman is like an "aching in my heart" that won't go away. Years ago, Party Favorz had attempted an ultimate remix series for Miss Ross that many of you loved but I was never happy with. Then the Almighty remixes dropped featuring many unlikely high energy remixes of songs like "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" and "Touch Me In the Morning" that I put together a tribute set that was worthy of her highness. Fast forward to today and many of her past hits (with legendary Eric Kupper at the helm) have been remixed for today's dance floors, which have generated four #1 Billboard Dance Club hits including ANMHE, "Upside Down/I'm Coming Out," "The Boss," and "Love Hangover." On May 29th, Diana in conjunction with Motown Records will release her 2nd remix album featuring these tracks plus "Surrender," "No One Get's the Prize," "It's My House," "Touch Me In the Morning," and "Remember Me" all with Eric Kupper performing the remix honors. The digital version will be released on May 29th, while the CD and crystal-clear vinyl editions will follow on June 26th. You can pre-order them here. While there have been many remixes of her songs over the years, fans continue to create modern-day remixes, which are featured in this tribute set, which includes the Almighty remixes, but also remixes by Barry Harris, Dirty Disco, Jet Boot Jack, Thee Werq'n B!Tches among many others. So as not to preempt the sales of her forthcoming remix set, Party Favorz only included one remix by Eric Kupper. It is with much love, devotion, and sincere admiration of one of the most prolific if not crucial musical artists of this century, Party Favorz proudly presents the Ultimate Diva Series honoring the fabulous Miss Ross. Enjoy! Album : Diana Ross | The Ultimate Diva Series Genre : Dance Music Year : 2020 Total Time : 2:35:05 1. I Will Survive (Jet Boot Jack 2020 Disco Dub) 2. The Boss (Dirty Disco Classic House Remix) 3. Chain Reaction (Dewey B & Spike Remix) 4. You're Gonna Love It (E-Smoove & Steve Silk Mix) 5. Missing You (Edgar Dekay Remix) 6. Until We Meet Again (Love To Infinity Master Mix) 7. Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand) (Alimighty 12'' Mix) 8. Remember Me (Almighty 12'' Anthem Mix) 9. Love Child (Almighty Definitive Mix)* 10. No One Gets The Prize (Almighty Club Mix) 11. Tenderness (Robbie Rivera Remix) 12. I'm Coming Out (Barry Harris 2018 Remix) 13. Work That Body (FunkyDeps Edit) 14. It's My House (54 Mode Edit) 15. I'm Still Waiting (Almighty Breeze Mix) 16. Surrender (Almighty 12'' Anthem Mix) 17. Ain't No Mountain High Enough (Eric Kupper Epic Mix) 18. Not Over You Yet (Eric Morillo Dronez Mix) 19. Have Fun (Again) (Thee Werq'n B!Tches Factory Flashback Mix) 20. Upside Down (Jet Boot Jack Remix) 21. Take Me Higher (Jet Boot Jack Remix) 22. Swept Away (Unknown Remix) 23. Paradise (Shep Pettibone Exotic Mix) 24. Love Hangover (Dirty Disco Classic Tribute Remix) 25. You Keep Me Hangin' On (Jet Boot Jack Remix)* 26. I Thought It Took A Little Time (Almighty Anthem Radio Edit) 27. Touch Me In The Morning (Almighty Definitive Mix) 28. Someday We'll Be Together (Frankie Knuckles Mix)* *with The Supremes
Play Pause Support the PodcastDownloadShare var srp_player_params_677258c0096d2 = {"title":"","store_title_text":"","albums":[],"hide_artwork":"true","sticky_player":"true","show_album_market":0,"show_track_market":"true","hide_timeline":0,"player_layout":"skin_boxed_tracklist","orderby":"date","order":"DESC","hide_album_title":"true","hide_album_subtitle":"true","hide_player_title":"true","hide_track_title":"true","show_publish_date":"false","show_skip_bt":"false","show_volume_bt":"false","show_speed_bt":"false","show_shuffle_bt":"false","use_play_label":"true","use_play_label_with_icon":"true","progressbar_inline":"true","spectro":"","hide_progressbar":"true","main_settings":"||"} var srp_player_params_args_677258c0096d2 = {"before_widget":"","after_widget":"","before_title":"","after_title":"","widget_id":"arbitrary-instance-677258c0096d2"} if(typeof setIronAudioplayers !== "undefined"){ setIronAudioplayers("arbitrary-instance-677258c0096d2"); } Diana Ross is quite possibly the most perpetual force in music history to outlast all of her contemporaries. Whether as part of The Supremes in the 1960s or as a solo artist from the 1970s through today — the woman is a tour de force in an industry that was built by men on the backs of artists like herself. Yet, she's still here banging out remixes of her back catalog and racking up #1 Dance Club hits 60 years later. The woman is like an "aching in my heart" that won't go away. Years ago, Party Favorz had attempted an ultimate remix series for Miss Ross that many of you loved but I was never happy with. Then the Almighty remixes dropped featuring many unlikely high-energy remixes of songs like "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" and "Touch Me In the Morning" that I put together a tribute set that was worthy of her highness. Fast forward to today and many of her past hits (with legendary Eric Kupper at the helm) have been remixed for today's dance floors, which have generated four #1 Billboard Dance Club hits including ANMHE, "Upside Down/I'm Coming Out," "The Boss," and "Love Hangover." On May 29th, Diana in conjunction with Motown Records will release her 2nd remix album featuring these tracks plus "Surrender," "No One Get's the Prize," "It's My House," "Touch Me In the Morning," and "Remember Me" all with Eric Kupper performing the remix honors. The digital version will be released on May 29th, while the CD and crystal-clear vinyl editions will follow on June 26th. You can pre-order them here. While there have been many remixes of her songs over the years, fans continue to create modern-day remixes, which are featured in this tribute set, which includes the Almighty remixes but also remixes by Barry Harris, Dirty Disco, Jet Boot Jack, Thee Werq'n B!Tches among many others. So as not to preempt the sales of her forthcoming remix set, Party Favorz only included one remix by Eric Kupper. It is with much love, devotion, and sincere admiration of one of the most prolific if not crucial musical artists of this century, Party Favorz proudly presents the Ultimate Diva Series honoring the fabulous Miss Ross. Enjoy! Album : Diana Ross | The Ultimate Diva Series Genre : Dance Music Year : 2020 Total Time : 2:35:05 1. I Will Survive (Jet Boot Jack 2020 Disco Dub) 2. The Boss (Dirty Disco Classic House Remix) 3. Chain Reaction (Dewey B & Spike Remix) 4. You're Gonna Love It (E-Smoove & Steve Silk Mix) 5. Missing You (Edgar Dekay Remix) 6. Until We Meet Again (Love To Infinity Master Mix) 7. Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand) (Alimighty 12'' Mix) 8. Remember Me (Almighty 12'' Anthem Mix) 9.
Junior Vasquez who was born Donald Gregory Mattern (really?) is an American DJ, record producer and remixer. With ambitions of becoming a fashion designer, he moved to New York City in 1971. His enthusiasm for DJ Larry Levan at the infamous Paradise Garage led him to Shep Pettibone (another DJ/producer begging for a Legacy induction) where they edited mixes for multiple artists like Madonna, Whitney Houston, Janet Jackson, Pet Shop Boys, and more. Several of his earliest underground house hits like "Work That Pussy" and "Drag Queen" were under the moniker Ellis D with the latter featured here. In 1989, he co-founded the Sound Factory and simultaneously became an in demand remixer for several big label artists. After the Sound Factory closed in 1995, he held multiple residencies including at the Tunnel, and subsequently returned to the former Sound Factory now called Arena. IF MADONNA CALLS Junior introduced Madonna to vogue at the Sound Factory, which served as an inspiration to massively successful song in 1990 by the same name. At the time, she was making a name for herself on the dancefloor by embracing the emerging House Music sounds and flipping them to a more commercial audience. She has long been associated with dance music trends by associating herself with underground names like Shep Pettibone and William Orbit before latching onto Junior Vasquez to remix several tracks from her "Bedtime Stories" album. It was around this time she had allegedly agreed to perform at one of Junior's Sound Factory shows and bowed out at the last moment. Queens being queens, Junior took one of the messages she left on his answering machine and looped it into the deep house groove "If Madonna Calls" without her permission using the phrase "this is Madonna" "are you there" "call me in Miami." The bitch track went all the way to #2 on the Billboard Dance Club charts and spawned multiple remixes — including anniversary remixes. Afterwards, any chance of reconciliation and working together again went out the door. This actually turned out to be lucky move on her part as she went on to introduce the world to Victor Calderone and Peter Rauhofer (who was already riding high with Club 69). Nevertheless, neither of them are getting any younger and clearly Madge is going through some things at the moment. It's time to come together and bury the hatchet. Life's too short for former besties to hold onto grudges. This set does not really reflect any official Junior remixes of Madonna other than "Secret" and the fabulous Marvin Gaye rendering of "I Want You" where Junior was commissioned to remix the track but it never received an official release. DIVA DIVA DIVA Scroll through the list of of diva's in the Party Favorz "Diva Hall of Fame" and you will be hard-pressed to find anyone Junior hasn't remixed. From Annie Lennox to Whitney Houston and every diva in between, there's hardly anyone in there that he doesn't know or hasn't remixed. Seriously! These two volumes honoring the master DJ are nowhere near as comprehensive and representative of this man's work and barely scratch the surface. It would take probably 10 sets to really showcase his amazing talent. Drugs, Sex and Dance In 2006, Junior gave an interview to A&U (America's AIDS Magazine) about a 5 year period where everything was a blur due to abusing crystal meth. I remember this article very well but it appears to have been taken down and his Wikipedia page omits it entirely. While he's clean and sober now and starting a new chapter in his life — this is an important story that shouldn't be buried. There are excerpts and message boards dedicated to this dark period in his life but it's not fair to quote any of them without the original interview as a source. I understand there is currently a biopic being made about his life. Considering how long he's been in the industry and how many artists he's worked with — it's my hope that they don't whitewash an important factor of...
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Junior Vasquez who was born Donald Gregory Mattern (really?) is an American DJ, record producer and remixer. With ambitions of becoming a fashion designer, he moved to New York City in 1971. His enthusiasm for DJ Larry Levan at the infamous Paradise Garage led him to Shep Pettibone (another DJ/producer begging for a Legacy induction) where they edited mixes for multiple artists like Madonna, Whitney Houston, Janet Jackson, Pet Shop Boys, and more. Several of his earliest underground house hits like "Work That Pussy" and "Drag Queen" were under the moniker Ellis D with the latter featured here. In 1989, he co-founded the Sound Factory and simultaneously became an in demand remixer for several big label artists. After the Sound Factory closed in 1995, he held multiple residencies including at the Tunnel, and subsequently returned to the former Sound Factory now called Arena. IF MADONNA CALLS Junior introduced Madonna to vogue at the Sound Factory, which served as an inspiration to massively successful song in 1990 by the same name. At the time, she was making a name for herself on the dancefloor by embracing the emerging House Music sounds and flipping them to a more commercial audience. She has long been associated with dance music trends by associating herself with underground names like Shep Pettibone and William Orbit before latching onto Junior Vasquez to remix several tracks from her "Bedtime Stories" album. It was around this time she had allegedly agreed to perform at one of Junior's Sound Factory shows and bowed out at the last moment. Queens being queens, Junior took one of the messages she left on his answering machine and looped it into the deep house groove "If Madonna Calls" without her permission using the phrase "this is Madonna" "are you there" "call me in Miami." The bitch track went all the way to #2 on the Billboard Dance Club charts and spawned multiple remixes — including anniversary remixes. Afterwards, any chance of reconciliation and working together again went out the door. This actually turned out to be lucky move on her part as she went on to introduce the world to Victor Calderone and Peter Rauhofer (who was already riding high with Club 69). Nevertheless, neither of them are getting any younger and clearly Madge is going through some things at the moment. It's time to come together and bury the hatchet. Life's too short for former besties to hold onto grudges. This set does not really reflect any official Junior remixes of Madonna other than "Secret" and the fabulous Marvin Gaye rendering of "I Want You" where Junior was commissioned to remix the track but it never received an official release. DIVA DIVA DIVA Scroll through the list of of diva's in the Party Favorz "Diva Hall of Fame" and you will be hard-pressed to find anyone Junior hasn't remixed. From Annie Lennox to Whitney Houston and every diva in between, there's hardly anyone in there that he doesn't know or hasn't remixed. Seriously! These two volumes honoring the master DJ are nowhere near as comprehensive and representative of this man's work and barely scratch the surface. It would take probably 10 sets to really showcase his amazing talent. Drugs, Sex and Dance In 2006, Junior gave an interview to A&U (America's AIDS Magazine) about a 5 year period where everything was a blur due to abusing crystal meth. I remember this article very well but it appears to have been taken down and his Wikipedia page omits it entirely. While he's clean and sober now and starting a new chapter in his life — this is an important story that shouldn't be buried. There are excerpts and message boards dedicated to this dark period in his life but it's not fair to quote any of them without the original interview as a source. I understand there is currently a biopic being made about his life. Considering how long he's been in the industry and how many artists he's worked with — it's my hope that they don't whitewash an important factor of...
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Pierre David Guetta born 7 November 1967) is a French DJ, music programmer, record producer, and songwriter. He has sold over nine million albums and thirty million singles worldwide.[2] In 2011, Guetta was voted as the number one DJ in the DJ Mag Top 100 DJs poll.[3] In 2013, Billboard crowned "When Love Takes Over" as the number one dance-pop collaboration of all time.[4] David Guetta had already been involved in the club scene since 1984 - 2000. However, it wasn't until he and partner Joachim Garraud collaborated with the American Gospel singer Chris Willis for a series of songs with including their first single "Just a Little More Love." That collaboration spawned several more releases and the eventual compilation of F*ck Me I'm Famous. in 2003. In 2004, their collaborations continued on the release of Guetta Blaster. After releasing four semi-successful singles it was a mashup of "Just a Little More Love" and the Tocadisco remix of The Egg's "Walking Away" titled "Love Don't Let Me Go (Walking Away)" that blew up the global dance floors. The rest they say is history. We all know the name David Guetta as one of the most successful DJ, producer, and songwriter of the early millennium. His superstar status skyrocketed with the massively successful "When Love Takes Over" with Kelly Rowland and later "Titanium" with Sia. As the dance music world evolved, so did his style. He went from Electro-House to EDM and now Future House, Reggaeton and whatever the current trend in dance music takes him. David Guetta is still in high demand and often releases tracks under his pseudonym Jack Black. In fact, he just had a number one Billboard Dance Club hit with "Put Your Phone Down (Low)" not to mention the wildly successful "Wild Ones" with Nicky Romero and Sia. You could say that David Guetta paved the way for other superstar DJs like Avicii, Calvin Harris, Marshmello and, The Chainsmokers by elevating these folks not just from being a DJ or dance party promoter but to multi-talented artists in their own right. It's with great love and respect for the man and his music that Party Favorz recognizes the very talented David Guetta with an induction into our Legacy series. There's a lot of memories built into this set and I fully expect a lot of you to fall back on your heels when you hear a lot of these older tracks again. 10 years ago was not that far back but many of these songs are now considered classics. Because his output is so extensive, I attempted to culminate some of his early work with the majority of his biggest hits, which ultimately spans two sets. Expect volume 2 to drop tomorrow. Until then...ENJOY! Album: David Guetta – The Dance Legacy Series vol. 1 Genre: EDM, House Music Year: 2019 Total Time: 01:34:39 1. Would I Lie To You (Cash Cash Club Mix) [with Cedric Gervais feat. Chris Willis] 2. Who's That Chick (Extended Version) [feat. Rihanna] 3. Shot Me Down (Roberto Rios x Dan Sparks Bootleg) [feat. Skylar Grey] 4. Titanium (Extended) [feat. Sia] 5. This One's For You (Stefan Dabruck Remix) [feat. Zara Larsson] 6. Without You (Cosmic Dawn Club Mix) [feat. Usher] 7. Sweat (David Guetta Extended Remix) [Snoop Dogg vs. David Guetta] 8. Bang My Head (MARC Bootleg) [feat. Sia & Fetty Wap] 9. Wow (David Guetta & Joachim Garraud Remix) [Kylie Minogue] 10. Sexy Bitch (Extended) [feat. Akon] 11. Hey Mama (DJ Pitchugin Mashup) [feat. Nicki Minaj & Afrojack] 12. Mad Love (J Bruus Remix) [Sean Paul & David Guetta feat. Becky G] 13. Little Bad Girl (Club Mix) [feat. Taio Cruz & Ludacris] 14. She Wolf (Falling To Pieces) (Extended) [feat. Sia] 15. Dangerous (Cosmic Dawn & Andy Reese Club Mix) [feat. Sam Martin] 16. What I Did For Love (Extended Mix) [feat. Emeli Sande] 17. Lovers On The Sun (Extended Mix) [feat. Sam Martin] 18. Acapella (David Guetta Extended Mix) [Kelis] 19. So Far Away (Nicky Romero Remix) [Martin Garrix & David Guetta feat.
Pierre David Guetta born 7 November 1967) is a French DJ, music programmer, record producer, and songwriter. He has sold over nine million albums and thirty million singles worldwide.[2] In 2011, Guetta was voted as the number one DJ in the DJ Mag Top 100 DJs poll.[3] In 2013, Billboard crowned "When Love Takes Over" as the number one dance-pop collaboration of all time.[4] David Guetta had already been involved in the club scene since 1984 - 2000. However, it wasn't until he and partner Joachim Garraud collaborated with the American Gospel singer Chris Willis for a series of songs with including their first single "Just a Little More Love." That collaboration spawned several more releases and the eventual compilation of F*ck Me I'm Famous. in 2003. In 2004, their collaborations continued on the release of Guetta Blaster. After releasing four semi-successful singles it was a mashup of "Just a Little More Love" and the Tocadisco remix of The Egg's "Walking Away" titled "Love Don't Let Me Go (Walking Away)" that blew up the global dance floors. The rest they say is history. We all know the name David Guetta as one of the most successful DJ, producer, and songwriter of the early millennium. His superstar status skyrocketed with the massively successful "When Love Takes Over" with Kelly Rowland and later "Titanium" with Sia. As the dance music world evolved, so did his style. He went from Electro-House to EDM and now Future House, Reggaeton and whatever the current trend in dance music takes him. David Guetta is still in high demand and often releases tracks under his pseudonym Jack Black. In fact, he just had a number one Billboard Dance Club hit with "Put Your Phone Down (Low)" not to mention the wildly successful "Wild Ones" with Nicky Romero and Sia. You could say that David Guetta paved the way for other superstar DJs like Avicii, Calvin Harris, Marshmello and, The Chainsmokers by elevating these folks not just from being a DJ or dance party promoter but to multi-talented artists in their own right. It's with great love and respect for the man and his music that Party Favorz recognizes the very talented David Guetta with an induction into our Legacy series. There's a lot of memories built into this set and I fully expect a lot of you to fall back on your heels when you hear a lot of these older tracks again. 10 years ago was not that far back but many of these songs are now considered classics. Because his output is so extensive, I attempted to culminate some of his early work with the majority of his biggest hits, which ultimately spans two sets. Expect volume 2 to drop tomorrow. Until then...ENJOY! Album: David Guetta – The Dance Legacy Series vol. 1 Genre: EDM, House Music Year: 2019 Total Time: 01:34:39 1. Would I Lie To You (Cash Cash Club Mix) [with Cedric Gervais feat. Chris Willis] 2. Who's That Chick (Extended Version) [feat. Rihanna] 3. Shot Me Down (Roberto Rios x Dan Sparks Bootleg) [feat. Skylar Grey] 4. Titanium (Extended) [feat. Sia] 5. This One's For You (Stefan Dabruck Remix) [feat. Zara Larsson] 6. Without You (Cosmic Dawn Club Mix) [feat. Usher] 7. Sweat (David Guetta Extended Remix) [Snoop Dogg vs. David Guetta] 8. Bang My Head (MARC Bootleg) [feat. Sia & Fetty Wap] 9. Wow (David Guetta & Joachim Garraud Remix) [Kylie Minogue] 10. Sexy Bitch (Extended) [feat. Akon] 11. Hey Mama (DJ Pitchugin Mashup) [feat. Nicki Minaj & Afrojack] 12. Mad Love (J Bruus Remix) [Sean Paul & David Guetta feat. Becky G] 13. Little Bad Girl (Club Mix) [feat. Taio Cruz & Ludacris] 14. She Wolf (Falling To Pieces) (Extended) [feat. Sia] 15. Dangerous (Cosmic Dawn & Andy Reese Club Mix) [feat. Sam Martin] 16. What I Did For Love (Extended Mix) [feat. Emeli Sande] 17. Lovers On The Sun (Extended Mix) [feat. Sam Martin] 18. Acapella (David Guetta Extended Mix) [Kelis] 19. So Far Away (Nicky Romero Remix) [Martin Garrix & David Guetta feat.
Hola, bienvenidos a otra edición de Cultura Pop, hoy es jueves de #tbt y el playlist va de las canciones que una semana como esta llegaban al 1er. lugar del Billboard Dance Club Songs una semana como esta durante de la década de los 80's. Artistas como Prince, Madonna, Pet Shop Boys, Whitney Houston, Janet Jackson, entre otros, eran los más sonados en diciembre de esa década.
I figured I'd get a jump on things and drop an unexpected surprise for you folks next week in its stead. Party Favorz decided to bring the party indoors and is releasing the annual Holiday Edition a week early! The Holiday Edition 2018 is chock-full of the biggest Circuit Tribal House music blowing up at the moment. In addition to a brand-spanking new track from the one and only Barbra Streisand, inspired by the current administration and the occupation by individual 1 in OUR HOUSE, there are two more tracks from the soundtrack and its companion "The Greatest Showman," which is turning out to be the gift that keeps on giving. To boot, we've got the #1 Billboard Dance Club track and the #1Top 100 song of the moment, "Breathin'" and "Thank You, Next" by Ariana Grande, a slew of new Lady Gaga tracks off of the " A Star Is Born" soundtrack mixed by Barry Harris, a tribute mix to Queen "Under Pressure" who are defying all odds with $487.5 million in ticket sales for their biopic "Bohemian Rhapsody," which I'm dying to see, as well as several throwbacks. In that category, Barry Harris "refreshed" the Weather Girls classic "It's Raining Men" that keeps the original intact but adds a lot of oomph, making it perfect for big room events. Susu Bobien has faithfully recreated the Loleatta Holloway classic "Love Sensation," while Jeanie Tracy takes a turn on the Sylvester classic "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)," both of which are currently climbing the dance charts. While I can't discuss every track I do want to make a couple of noteworthy mentions: Dirty Disco shreds Anggun's latest "The Good Is Back" turning it into a massive floor-filler that should be picked up for every DJ's arsenal. You'll also notice that I included Kendra Erika's remake of the Laura Branigan classic "Self Control" after slamming it in my last post. The Ralphi Rosario and Erick Ibiza club mix allows Erika's vocals to shine and the production value is more palatable than the Dirty Werk version I was using. My apologies to Kendra. I want to give a BIG shoutout to Ludovic D. for his generous donation. If you haven't donated yet, please consider making a contribution towards my efforts. There is no amount too big or small that will be accepted. I hope everyone's having nicer weather than we are in the south and gearing up for the holidays. I'll be back next week. with that surprise, I mentioned earlier. Until then...ENJOY! Album: Holiday Edition 2018 Genre: Circuit, Tribal, House Year: 2018 Total Time: 02:52:19 1. Barbra Streisand - Don't Lie To Me (Jasmin's Intro Mix 2k19) 2. Sextronica feat. Claudia Monet - Little Voices (Dan De Leon & Anthony Griego Massive Mix) 3. Britney Spears - Gimme More (Dario Xavier Club Mix) 4. The Weather Girls - It's Raining Men (Barry Harris Refresh 2018 Mix) 5. Guy Degiacinto feat. Shemuwel - Boomaleke (3-2-1-Go - Original Mix) 6. Anggun - The Good Is Back (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) 7. Dion Todd - Remedy For Insanity (Dan Slater Remix) 8. E.P. & S.B. x M.D. - Give It To Me Naked (Tristan Jaxx vs. A.C. with F.H. Mash) 9. Dan Slater feat. Zoe Badwi - Sold My Soul (Lee Harris Remix) 10. Ariana Grande - Breathin' (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) 11. Georgie Porgie & Barbara Tucker - Love One Another (Extended Mix) 12. Dirty Disco vs. Queen & Bowie - Under Pressure (Eagle Houston House Remix) 13. Jennifer Lopez - El Anillo (David Michael Tribal Mix) 14. Katerina Villegas - Hey Mami (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) 15. Debby Holiday - Waiting For A Lifetime (Wayne G Club Remix) 16. Cher - Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight) (Ralphi Rosario Mix) 17. Kygo feat. Miguel - Remind Me To Forget (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) 18. Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper - Shallow (VMC & Leandro Becker Epic Remix) 19. The Greatest Showman Cast - Rewrite The Stars (Enrico Meloni Remix) 20. Jennifer Hudson - I'll Fight (Offer Nissim Remix) 21.
I figured I'd get a jump on things and drop an unexpected surprise for you folks next week in its stead. Party Favorz decided to bring the party indoors and is releasing the annual Holiday Edition a week early! The Holiday Edition 2018 is chock-full of the biggest Circuit Tribal House music blowing up at the moment. In addition to a brand-spanking new track from the one and only Barbra Streisand, inspired by the current administration and the occupation by individual 1 in OUR HOUSE, there are two more tracks from the soundtrack and its companion "The Greatest Showman," which is turning out to be the gift that keeps on giving. To boot, we've got the #1 Billboard Dance Club track and the #1Top 100 song of the moment, "Breathin'" and "Thank You, Next" by Ariana Grande, a slew of new Lady Gaga tracks off of the " A Star Is Born" soundtrack mixed by Barry Harris, a tribute mix to Queen "Under Pressure" who are defying all odds with $487.5 million in ticket sales for their biopic "Bohemian Rhapsody," which I'm dying to see, as well as several throwbacks. In that category, Barry Harris "refreshed" the Weather Girls classic "It's Raining Men" that keeps the original intact but adds a lot of oomph, making it perfect for big room events. Susu Bobien has faithfully recreated the Loleatta Holloway classic "Love Sensation," while Jeanie Tracy takes a turn on the Sylvester classic "You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real)," both of which are currently climbing the dance charts. While I can't discuss every track I do want to make a couple of noteworthy mentions: Dirty Disco shreds Anggun's latest "The Good Is Back" turning it into a massive floor-filler that should be picked up for every DJ's arsenal. You'll also notice that I included Kendra Erika's remake of the Laura Branigan classic "Self Control" after slamming it in my last post. The Ralphi Rosario and Erick Ibiza club mix allows Erika's vocals to shine and the production value is more palatable than the Dirty Werk version I was using. My apologies to Kendra. I want to give a BIG shoutout to Ludovic D. for his generous donation. If you haven't donated yet, please consider making a contribution towards my efforts. There is no amount too big or small that will be accepted. I hope everyone's having nicer weather than we are in the south and gearing up for the holidays. I'll be back next week. with that surprise, I mentioned earlier. Until then...ENJOY! Album: Holiday Edition 2018 Genre: Circuit, Tribal, House Year: 2018 Total Time: 02:52:19 1. Barbra Streisand - Don't Lie To Me (Jasmin's Intro Mix 2k19) 2. Sextronica feat. Claudia Monet - Little Voices (Dan De Leon & Anthony Griego Massive Mix) 3. Britney Spears - Gimme More (Dario Xavier Club Mix) 4. The Weather Girls - It's Raining Men (Barry Harris Refresh 2018 Mix) 5. Guy Degiacinto feat. Shemuwel - Boomaleke (3-2-1-Go - Original Mix) 6. Anggun - The Good Is Back (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) 7. Dion Todd - Remedy For Insanity (Dan Slater Remix) 8. E.P. & S.B. x M.D. - Give It To Me Naked (Tristan Jaxx vs. A.C. with F.H. Mash) 9. Dan Slater feat. Zoe Badwi - Sold My Soul (Lee Harris Remix) 10. Ariana Grande - Breathin' (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) 11. Georgie Porgie & Barbara Tucker - Love One Another (Extended Mix) 12. Dirty Disco vs. Queen & Bowie - Under Pressure (Eagle Houston House Remix) 13. Jennifer Lopez - El Anillo (David Michael Tribal Mix) 14. Katerina Villegas - Hey Mami (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) 15. Debby Holiday - Waiting For A Lifetime (Wayne G Club Remix) 16. Cher - Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight) (Ralphi Rosario Mix) 17. Kygo feat. Miguel - Remind Me To Forget (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) 18. Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper - Shallow (VMC & Leandro Becker Epic Remix) 19. The Greatest Showman Cast - Rewrite The Stars (Enrico Meloni Remix) 20. Jennifer Hudson - I'll Fight (Offer Nissim Remix) 21.
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Party Favorz is back with a new entry into the Diva Hall of Fame. Erika Jayne (Erika Girardi) was born and raised in Atlanta, GA (my adopted home city) and rose to prominence with the release of her debut single Rollercoaster in 2007, which topped the Billboard Dance Club chart. Subsequent singles like Stars, Give You Everything, and Pretty Mess hit the top spot followed by the release of her underrated debut album Pretty Mess. Produced by the legendary Eric Kupper, the album was heavily influenced by 80's icons like Madonna and Prince while retaining an electro-pop sensibility that was modern at the time of its release. It really is stellar if you've never had the chance to listen to it. In keeping with our promise to induct virtually every Diva in Billboard's 100 Greatest of All Time Top Dance Club Artists, Ms. Jayne ranks at no. 42 with a total of 9 number one club hits under her belt. Party Favorz was fortunate enough to interview Erika during her ascendancy, which is still available on the site. I am not a journalist, nor do I pretend to be. So it's a pretty meat and potatoes interview but she was nice enough to send us some really cool t-shirts that were later auctioned off. Many of you know Erika Jayne as a fan-favorite on the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills in addition to multiple stints on The Young and the Restless as well as other television shows. She continues to tour and appear at multiple Pride events throughout the country as we gays absolutely adore this woman. Just one look at her video for One Hot Pleasure and you'll know why. While Erika continues to release singles like the playful XX$PENSIVE (included here) and the recent Cars, she hasn't commissioned remixes like she did with her previous efforts. She has been remixed by some of the biggest names in the industry, so I took the liberty of including at least two different versions of her biggest hits in this set. They are so unique and different, it's often difficult to discern that they are the same song; giving testament to how strong the originals were. Erika is currently on a book tour for "dishy, tell-all memoir" Pretty Mess. You can get more information at Simon & Schuster's website. It is with great respect and admiration that Party Favorz inducts Erika Jayne into the Diva Hall of Fame. Pop this set in and not only relive your fondest and gayest memories but see how she has kept up with the musical landscape and adapted accordingly. We adore you, Erika. Keep doing what you're doing. ENJOY! Album: Erika Jayne | The Diva Series Genre: House, Dance, Club Year: 2018 Total Time: 01:38:02 Get It Tonight (EDM Mix) [feat. Flo Rida] Party People (Ignite The World) (Hector Fonseca Club Remix) Crazy (Chris Cox Club Mix) Party People (Ignite The World) (Jody Den Broeder Club Mix) Stars (Mike Rizzo Club Mix) Stars (Moto Blanco Remix) Crazy (Jump Smokers Remix) [feat. Maino] PAINKILLR (Cole Plante Remix) XXPEN$IVE (Original Mix) How Many F__ks (Dave Audé Remix) Pretty Mess (Dave Audé Club Mix) One Hot Pleasure (Extended Mix) Give You Everything (Dave Audé Club Mix) Roller Coaster (DJ Escape & Johnny Vicious Main Mix) Pretty Mess (Tracy Young Pretty Club Mix) One Hot Pleasure (Ralphi Rosario Club Mix) Roller Coaster (Moto Blanco Club Mix) Give You Everything (Moto Blanco Club Mix)
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Acclaimed singer/songwriter and actress Chloe Lattanzi releases her debut solo album, NO PAIN (co-written and co-produced with Jarrad Rogers), the follow-up to her #1 Billboard Dance Club hit, “You Have To Believe,” the acclaimed collaboration with her mother, international superstar Olivia Newton-John. Chloe began the project when she was signed to Warner Australia at the early age of 17, as a creative outlet to express her personal battle with body dysmorphia and anorexia. Although some leaked demos created excitement for the project, it was eventually put on hold as Chloe addressed her inner demons. “When I was making NO PAIN thirteen years ago, it was ‘never good enough' in my mind. Perfection was important to me. Now, the state-of-mind I'm in, I can hear the beauty and the vulnerability of the journey I was taking when I was making the album, and I wanted to share it with the world. I'm proud of it now.” Mike Wass, writing for Idolator says, “We've been blessed by the occasional stand-alone single (2010's “Wings And A Gun” and 2011's “Play With Me”) and a club-conquering duet with her mom. But none of those tracks rival the greatness of (NO PAIN). Chloe has a distinctive voice and, more importantly, something to say.” Chloe's Billboard debut, “You Have to Believe,” became the very first #1 hit on the Billboard Dance Club chart by a mother/daughter team. The music video inspired former Backstreet Boy, Nick Carter, to create a role for her in his successful zombie film, Dead 7, which premiered earlier this year on the SyFy Channel. In 2008, Chloe garnered national attention on the MTV reality show Rock the Cradle, where she was the last female singer standing, coming in third in the finale.
Join The Randy Report as I talk extensively with Chloe Lattanzi, who with her mother Olivia Newton-John, made history as the first mother/daughter team to hit #1 on the Billboard Dance Club chart with their new hit, "You Have To Believe." Chloe talks about the genesis of the project, taking on the challenge of re-imagining her mother's 1980s #1 hit "Magic" into something new for their fans, and the Las Vegas-centric music video. She also chats on her movie, Dead 7, for Syfy where she kicks zombie butt alongside Backstreet Boys Nick Carter, Howie Dorough & A.J. McLean, plus NSYNC's Joey Fatone.
Acclaimed singer/songwriter and actress Chloe Lattanzi releases her debut solo album, NO PAIN (co-written and co-produced with Jarrad Rogers), the follow-up to her #1 Billboard Dance Club hit, “You Have To Believe,” the acclaimed collaboration with her mother, international superstar Olivia Newton-John. Chloe began the project when she was signed to Warner Australia at the early age of 17, as a creative outlet to express her personal battle with body dysmorphia and anorexia. Although some leaked demos created excitement for the project, it was eventually put on hold as Chloe addressed her inner demons. “When I was making NO PAIN thirteen years ago, it was ‘never good enough' in my mind. Perfection was important to me. Now, the state-of-mind I'm in, I can hear the beauty and the vulnerability of the journey I was taking when I was making the album, and I wanted to share it with the world. I'm proud of it now.” Mike Wass, writing for Idolator says, “We've been blessed by the occasional stand-alone single (2010's “Wings And A Gun” and 2011's “Play With Me”) and a club-conquering duet with her mom. But none of those tracks rival the greatness of (NO PAIN). Chloe has a distinctive voice and, more importantly, something to say.” Chloe's Billboard debut, “You Have to Believe,” became the very first #1 hit on the Billboard Dance Club chart by a mother/daughter team. The music video inspired former Backstreet Boy, Nick Carter, to create a role for her in his successful zombie film, Dead 7, which premiered earlier this year on the SyFy Channel. In 2008, Chloe garnered national attention on the MTV reality show Rock the Cradle, where she was the last female singer standing, coming in third in the finale.
Join The Randy Report as I talk extensively with Chloe Lattanzi, who with her mother Olivia Newton-John, made history as the first mother/daughter team to hit #1 on the Billboard Dance Club chart with their new hit, "You Have To Believe." Chloe talks about the genesis of the project, taking on the challenge of re-imagining her mother's 1980s #1 hit "Magic" into something new for their fans, and the Las Vegas-centric music video. She also chats on her movie, Dead 7, for Syfy where she kicks zombie butt alongside Backstreet Boys Nick Carter, Howie Dorough & A.J. McLean, plus NSYNC's Joey Fatone.
It was the summer of 1991 when my ex, Eddie and I traveled to New York. This was my first trip to the Big Apple, though he had been many times. It was the era of Mayor Dinkins and Times Square was a shell of it's current glory or, pretty much a shit hole laced with drugs, prostitutes and porn theaters. One of the most memorable moments when we landed was "Gypsy Woman' blaring out the speakers in our cab heading to Manhattan. I had never heard it as it didn't sound like typical Top 40 fare. Its catchy house beat, and organ grinder riff with the artist singing "la da dee, la dee da" made it one of those songs that just stuck in my head as Eddie and I romped around the city waiting for our friend Margie to get off work. The artist was new-comer Crystal Waters. The following evening, Eddie and I were on our own and in a sign of poor judgement (or naiveté about New York at night during this time period), we hopped on a train at midnight and headed toward the Village to go to a club called Monster that had been recommended to us earlier in the day. Eddie had to pee, so we got off in Times Square only to find the restrooms closed at that time of night. So he had to do a quicky behind some pillars. The subway station was dark, dank and very eery. A stranger was walking towards us while I hurried him along to finish his business. Next train shows up and we were out of there! Once we got to the Monster we walked in at street-level and were introduced to a massive piano bar with folks singing along to old Olivia Newton-John songs. We went through the doors in the back and down a narrow stairwell that opens up into a basement club full of gay men dancing to the latest house music. Once 'Gypsy Woman' starting playing from the speakers, I grabbed Eddie's hand and we ran onto the dance floor and didn't leave most of the night (except to grab the occasional drink). Margie later chastised us for wondering off and even worse stopping in Times Square after midnight without accompaniment. Okay, yelled. Gypsy Woman is packed with so many memories from our trip it that is one of the most memorable highlights of my life. Gypsy Woman was originally written for Ultra Nate (another Diva Hall of Fame inductee held in very high esteem around here). Crystal's original demo never made it into her hands and in true DIVA form, she kept it for herself. To be fair, her demo was so good that it won her a recording contract with Mercury Records. The song itself reached #8 on the Top 40 and #1 on the club charts. Crystal went on to land another Top 40 hit with '100% Pure Love' which peaked at #11 and stayed on the Hot 100 charts for a record-breaking 45 weeks. It also landed at the top of the Billboard Dance/Club charts along with 'Makin' Happy' 'Come on Down' 'My Time' 'Oh Mama Hey' and most very recently 'Believe.' Crystal Waters is HOUSE MUSIC and more than deserving to be included in the DHF with contemporaries like Barbara Tucker, Ultra Nate and Martha Wash. It is for these reasons and others too numerous to mention, that Crystal Waters officially be inducted into the Diva Hall of Fame. With much love and respect, Party Favorz honors Crystal with our highest level of excellence. Thank you for the memories. Album : Crystal Waters | The Diva Series Genre : House Music Year : 2016 Total Time : 1:34:46 Crystal Waters - Surprise (12'' UK Edit) Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless) (Basement Boy's Strip To The Bone Mix) David Morales & The Bad Yard Club Crystal Waters & Delta - In De Ghetto (The Bad Yard Club Mix) Crystal Waters & Inaya Day Allstars - Long Day (JC vs. StoneBridge Mix) Crystal Waters vs. Fred Pellichero - Say Yeah (Extended Mix) Alex Gaudino feat. Crystal Waters - Destination Calabria (Club Mix) Tristan Garner vs. Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (Wideboys remix) Dutch feat. Crystal Waters - My Time (Extended Vocal) Crystal Waters vs. Speakerbox - Dancefloor (Extended)
Side FX and Kim Cameron are a high-energy, 2-time Top 20 Billboard chart-topping dance band who's music has been on Billboard Dance Club, Hot AC, AC; College Music Journal; AAA, DJ Times, FMQB music charts. Kim is played across the US, Canada, UK and Australia, and placed on Bravo, Fox Sports, MTV, Discovery, TLC, TV Networks, just to name a few. Kim Cameron, who performed twice for the NFL (Giants and Redskins) to over 70,000, has toured across the country and internationally, garnered millions of YouTube views, featured on Comcast's Xfinity, and won Album of the Year, Best Live Performance and an American Songwriter Nominee. Follow on Social Media https://www.facebook.com/SideFXandKimCameron https://twitter.com/sidefxband https://www.instagram.com/sidefxandkimcameron/ http://www.pandora.com/side-fx-kim-cameron
Side FX and Kim Cameron are a high-energy, 2-time Top 20 Billboard chart-topping dance band who's music has been on Billboard Dance Club, Hot AC, AC; College Music Journal; AAA, DJ Times, FMQB music charts. Kim is played across the US, Canada, UK and Australia, and placed on Bravo, Fox Sports, MTV, Discovery, TLC, TV Networks, just to name a few. Kim Cameron, who performed twice for the NFL (Giants and Redskins) to over 70,000, has toured across the country and internationally, garnered millions of YouTube views, featured on Comcast's Xfinity, and won Album of the Year, Best Live Performance and an American Songwriter Nominee. Kim joins Take 2 Radio Music on Wednesday, August 12th at 3pm eastern time!
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We're at the tail-end of the Hex Hector Mixology series with volume 7. This particular set is for hardcore Hex enthusiasts. There are a couple of his trademark songs towards the end, but most of these were minor club hits (even if some of them went to #1 on the Billboard Dance Club chart). Tomorrow, I'll up the final set for you folks. Until then ...ENJOY! Album : Hex Hector Mixology v7 Genre : Circuit House Classics Year : 2015 Total Time : 01:10:13 Veronica - I'm In Love (Hex Hector Club Mix) Everything But The Girl - Temperamental (Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Remix) Mika - Relax (Take It Easy) (Hex Hector Vocal Mix) Joi Cardwell - Soul To Bare (Hex Hector's Mix) Club 69 Featuring Suzanne Palmer - Alright (Hex Hector Club Mix) Ricky Martin - She's All I Ever Had (Hex Hector 12'' Club Mix) Diana Ross - I Will Survive (Hex Hector Club Anthem) Reina - Anything For Love (Hex Hector Club Mix) Geri Halliwell - Ride It (Hex Hector 12'' Mix) Monogamish feat. Mismatch - Love Blind (Hex Hector's Late Night Mix) Mandy Moore - Candy (Hex Hector Club Mix) Mikaila - So In Love With Two (Hex Hector Club Mix)
We're at the tail-end of the Hex Hector Mixology series with volume 7. This particular set is for hardcore Hex enthusiasts. There are a couple of his trademark songs towards the end, but most of these were minor club hits (even if some of them went to #1 on the Billboard Dance Club chart). Tomorrow, I'll up the final set for you folks. Until then ...ENJOY! Album : Hex Hector Mixology v7 Genre : Circuit House Classics Year : 2015 Total Time : 01:10:13 Veronica - I'm In Love (Hex Hector Club Mix) Everything But The Girl - Temperamental (Hex Hector & Mac Quayle Remix) Mika - Relax (Take It Easy) (Hex Hector Vocal Mix) Joi Cardwell - Soul To Bare (Hex Hector's Mix) Club 69 Featuring Suzanne Palmer - Alright (Hex Hector Club Mix) Ricky Martin - She's All I Ever Had (Hex Hector 12'' Club Mix) Diana Ross - I Will Survive (Hex Hector Club Anthem) Reina - Anything For Love (Hex Hector Club Mix) Geri Halliwell - Ride It (Hex Hector 12'' Mix) Monogamish feat. Mismatch - Love Blind (Hex Hector's Late Night Mix) Mandy Moore - Candy (Hex Hector Club Mix) Mikaila - So In Love With Two (Hex Hector Club Mix)
On the show this week is Ms. Gloria Gaynor She was 19 when she signed her first record contract. In 1973, Gloria made history as Billboard gave birth to the Disco Action Charts. "Never Can Say Good-Bye" bowed at #1 on the charts and became the first Dance Song to reach #1 status in dance music. Ever since that time, for more than 30 years, Gloria keeps setting the standard. In March of 2001, her single, "Just Keep Thinkin' About You," topped the Billboard Dance/Club charts at #1, while her international hit "Last Night" with Giorgio Moroder debuted at #1 throughout Europe. In keeping with the theme of #1, Gloria Gaynor was the first to record an album especially for clubs, and the first to do a mega-extended dance medley party mix, releasing 12" dance singles that are now high-end collectors items. On September 19, 2005 Gloria, along with her Hit song "I Will Survive" were inducted into the Dance Music Hall of Fame during a ceremony that took place in New York City. You don't want to miss this show. Make sure you get her new book "We Will Survive".
On the show this week is Ms. Gloria Gaynor She was 19 when she signed her first record contract. In 1973, Gloria made history as Billboard gave birth to the Disco Action Charts. "Never Can Say Good-Bye" bowed at #1 on the charts and became the first Dance Song to reach #1 status in dance music. Ever since that time, for more than 30 years, Gloria keeps setting the standard. In March of 2001, her single, "Just Keep Thinkin' About You," topped the Billboard Dance/Club charts at #1, while her international hit "Last Night" with Giorgio Moroder debuted at #1 throughout Europe. In keeping with the theme of #1, Gloria Gaynor was the first to record an album especially for clubs, and the first to do a mega-extended dance medley party mix, releasing 12" dance singles that are now high-end collectors items. On September 19, 2005 Gloria, along with her Hit song "I Will Survive" were inducted into the Dance Music Hall of Fame during a ceremony that took place in New York City. You don't want to miss this show. Make sure you get her new book "We Will Survive".
The Legendary Russell Thompkins Jr The Original Lead Singer Of The STYLISTICS Stops Bye To Discuss His Career and Upcoming Projects and His New Group and solo projects ******************************** In The Second Hour The Queen of Disco Gloria Gaynor stops bye to discuss her career and upcoming projects She was 19 when she signed her first record contract. In 1973, Gloria made history as Billboard gave birth to the Disco Action Charts. "Never Can Say Good-Bye" bowed at #1 on the charts and became the first Dance Song to reach #1 status in dance music. Ever since that time, for more than 30 years, Gloria keeps setting the standard. In March of 2001, her single, "Just Keep Thinkin? About You," topped the Billboard Dance/Club charts at #1, while her international hit "Last Night" with Giorgio Moroder debuted at #1 throughout Europe. In keeping with the theme of #1, Gloria Gaynor was the first to record an album especially for clubs, and the first to do a mega-extended dance medley party mix, releasing 12" dance singles that are now high-end collectors items. Her popularity has continuously flourished into the new millennium. In 2002, she was honored at the World Music Awards in Monte Carlo with the coveted LEGEND award presented by long time fan Prince Albert.
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