Podcasts about i love you always forever

Phil Allen is joined by co-host Jess to hear remixes of an absolute gem of a one hit wonder from 1996. The Donna Lewis ditty “I Love You Always Forever.”

The XX-Sängerin Romy veröffentlicht eine Neuinterpretation von Donna Lewis Pop-Klassiker „I Love You Always Forever“. Aus dem sanften 90s Hit macht sie eine tanzbare Dancefloor Nummer – Unser Song des Tages. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-romy-bringt-90s-hit-auf-den-dancefloor

The XX-Sängerin Romy veröffentlicht eine Neuinterpretation von Donna Lewis Pop-Klassiker „I Love You Always Forever“. Aus dem sanften 90s Hit macht sie eine tanzbare Dancefloor Nummer – Unser Song des Tages. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-romy-bringt-90s-hit-auf-den-dancefloor

The XX-Sängerin Romy veröffentlicht eine Neuinterpretation von Donna Lewis Pop-Klassiker „I Love You Always Forever“. Aus dem sanften 90s Hit macht sie eine tanzbare Dancefloor Nummer – Unser Song des Tages. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-romy-bringt-90s-hit-auf-den-dancefloor

The XX-Sängerin Romy veröffentlicht eine Neuinterpretation von Donna Lewis Pop-Klassiker „I Love You Always Forever“. Aus dem sanften 90s Hit macht sie eine tanzbare Dancefloor Nummer – Unser Song des Tages. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-romy-bringt-90s-hit-auf-den-dancefloor

The XX-Sängerin Romy veröffentlicht eine Neuinterpretation von Donna Lewis Pop-Klassiker „I Love You Always Forever“. Aus dem sanften 90s Hit macht sie eine tanzbare Dancefloor Nummer – Unser Song des Tages. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-romy-bringt-90s-hit-auf-den-dancefloor

1. Right Here Waiting by Richard Marx 2. First Love by Utada Hikaru 3. The Right Kind Of Love by Jeremy Jordan 4. I Adore Mi Amor by Color Me Badd 5. Crazy For You by Madonna 6. Sometimes by Britney Spears 7. A Shoulder To Cry On by Tommy Page 8. True by Spandau Ballet 9. Hold On by Wilson Phillips 10. That's The Way Love Goes by Janet Jackson 11. I Want It That Way by Backstreet Boys 12. I Just Can't Stop Loving You by Michael Jackson Feat. Siedah Garrett 13. Kokoro No Tomo by Mayumi Itsuwa 14. Do You Really Want To Hurt Me by Culture Club 15. Turn Back Time by Aqua 16. I Love You Always Forever by Donna Lewis 17. Sending All My Love by Linear 18. The Right Combination by Seiko 19. I've Been Waiting For You by Guys Next Door

Filmmaker, director, and Valencia guitarist Brendan Walter was one of thirty-two students sued by the RIAA for downloading music while he was attending Drexel University, and we have to wonder if one of the songs he LimeWired was the 1996 Donna Lewis pop gem “I Love You Always Forever”. This Welsh artist took a nursery rhyme chorus and made Billboard history, which was clearly a magical time full of exotic sweetness that made an impact on Brendan as he laid under a blue sky with pure white stars. If you like the show, be sure to rate, review, and subscribe. Email us at onehitthunderpodcast@gmail.com. Also, follow us on our social media: Twitter: @1hitthunderpod Instagram: onehitthunderpodcast Wanna create your own podcast? Contact us at www.weknowpodcasting.com for more information. Visit punchlion.com for Punchline tour dates, news, and merch. Sign up for more One Hit Thunder on our Patreon www.patreon.com/OHTPodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The best thing you can do is not ignore, but rather, LISTEN TO this episode of Las Culturistas because, bitch, BETTY WHO is the guest. One of Matt & Bowen's favorite artists joins them in person in LA to discuss naming wigs and hair as expression, hanging in there in the music industry through ups and downs, touring, the importance of rehearsal, and the question of WWBD (Beyonce...and Britney!) Also! Britney as formative culture, always getting the moms in the crowd on her side with Betty's cover of "I Love You Always Forever", playing every Pride in America, and queering up the lives of the straight men you know. All this, cannibalism fever, how TikTok is running the music industry, performing on The Bachelorette and how sometimes a Glee Cast Version can go all the way off. It's fucking Betty Who everybody! We woke up and chose violet for this one... STREAM THIS WOMAN. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cette semaine on parle d'une one-hit wonder qui s'est offert un tube hyper cul-cul mais terriblement efficace qui a pris le monde par surprise en 1996. C'est I Love You Always Forever de Donna Lewis!Si vous étiez parmi nous en 96, nul doute que vous avez chantonné ce refrain hyper-simple et feel-good en rêvant du grand amour. Au cœur de l'automne, une jeune auteure-compositrice-interprète nous arrive du pays de Galles sans prévenir et balance son tout premier single. La ritournelle aux paroles naïves et mélo sur l'amour, le vrai, le pur que l'on peut ressentir pour sa moitié, s'impose immédiatement comme un tube mondial. Liens et référencesClip I Love You Always Forever - Donna LewisClip I Love You Always Forever - Betty Who5 Seconds Of Summer - No ShameEve - Gotta ManDonna Lewis dans Beverly Hills (S7E15)_______CD2Titres est écrit, produit et incarné par Loïc Dumoulin-Richet.Retrouvez moi sur Twitter et Instagram @CD2Titres_podPlaylist et infos complémentaires sur www.cd2titres.comN'hésitez pas à donner 5 étoiles à ce podcast et à laisser un commentaire s'il vous a plu !Générique et jingles composés exclusivement pour CD2Titres par Rod Thomas @brightlightx2 

In this episode, rising indie-pop artist Claire George shares stories as an upcoming producer/ performer, and favorite production tools in the studio. She also shares workflows including vocal processing, favorite plugins, her dream live setup, and how her music was influenced by unexpected life experiences. Claire George is a songwriter, producer and vocalist originally from Seattle, WA. Following the release of Bodies of Water on Cascine in 2018, Claire toured the US & Canada with DRAMA, in addition to supporting Diane Coffee, The Midnight, and Kllo on shorter runs and headlining her own West Coast tours. In 2019 she released the stunning piano ballad “Alone, Together,” along with an alternate uptempo rework of the track produced by Josh Burgess of Yumi Zouma. Most recently, she released a lowkey, bubbly cover of Donna Lewis' 1996 classic “I Love You Always Forever.” Follow Claire below: Website: claire-george.com Facebook: facebook.com/clairegeorgeofficial Instagram: @clairegeorgeofficial Twitter: @clairegeorge EPISODE SUPPORTED BY MELODICS.COM Melodics is a desktop app that helps you build your skills playing MIDI keyboards, pad controllers, or electronic drums. Check out the free trial and start having more fun while practicing at: melodics.com/ Join the Ableton Live 11 Beta Online Event (11/11/2021) bit.ly/3H5HSi4 Save money purchasing the latest version of Ableton Live: liveproducersonline.com/buyableton Join Discord and connect with other Ableton nerds: discord.gg/ceb9CgAFFj Join the newsletter and be the first to receive new podcast episodes, as well as Ableton Live downloads, special events, and more: liveproducersonline.com/newsletter

Which 90s one hit wonder jam do you think was the better tune? Today we have I Love You Always Forever from Donna Lewis vs. Better Days by Citizen King. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Quantum Week it’s movie “Sleepers” and song “I Love You Always Forever”. One hidden classic, and one popular tragedy. Ebert and Donna Lewis both take their medicine. Plus headlines and stories.

Donna Lewis on the Rick Z Show. Think you know Donna Lewis?  Think again.  With one of the biggest hits of the last 25 years "I Love You Always Forever" it would be easy to misperceive Donna as merely a Pop Princess, but there is so much more to this multidimensional artist.  Penning nearly half a dozen diverse albums and side projects.  This angelic voiced singer influenced the likes of Taylor Swift though she was born in Cartiff, Wales.  She is the Hudson Valley's own Donna Lewis.

Donna Lewis on the Rick Z Show. Think you know Donna Lewis?  Think again.  With one of the biggest hits of the last 25 years "I Love You Always Forever" it would be easy to misperceive Donna as merely a Pop Princess, but there is so much more to this multidimensional artist.  Penning nearly half a dozen diverse albums and side projects.  This angelic voiced singer influenced the likes of Taylor Swift though she was born in Cartiff, Wales.  She is the Hudson Valley's own Donna Lewis.

We are joined by world-famous rocker and illustrator FRANK OKAY as we discuss our first installment for Pride month, the 2018 Portuguese surrealist-soccer-adventure film DIAMANTINO! In the latest episode of the docuseries on us losing our GD minds in quar, we go over fluffy puppies, the Undertaker, and bi-erasure as we break down one of the kookiest films in ScreenVomit history! Grab a full cup of bongo juice and join us for the ride! Find Frank on instagram @frankokay or at www.frankokay.com! Featured songs: "Can I Go Home?" by ohori-koen "I Love You Always Forever" by Donna Lewis About halfway thru the ep, we get a lil audio fuzz so if you hear that it's us not you! Find us on all the things @screenvomit, or email screenvomitpod@gmail.com.

It's the most adorable song of the 1990's on this week's episode! Bob your head and feel the warm hug that is "I Love You Always Forever," a song that is somehow amazing even though its title feels like it was made up by a random song generator that translates from English to Korean and back. In this episode: - We award this song the 1st ever (and highly prestigious) Cal Naughton Jr Memorial Bridesmaid Award. - We play “Name that Female One-Hit Wonder” and you can scream at Rob from your home or car as he struggles to think of Shawn Colvin!  -How old was Donna Lewis when this song came out? As always, leave us a review to help the show get in front of more folks, and connect with us for Shenanigans, merch, and more. greatsongpodcast.com Twitter/Instagram: @GreatSongPod Facebook.com/groups/greatsongpod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/greatsongpod/support

Being in love is the best feeling in the world. So this mix has lot's of lovin' going on "I Feel Love", "To Be Able To Love", "Crazy In Love", "Give Me Your Love", "I Love You Always Forever" So for all those people who's lover makes them crazy , happy and horny, here's my latest mix "Do I Make You Randy?" Track List: 001 - Carte Blanche (Mark Stereo Reconstruction) - Veracocha 002 - Put Em High (StoneBridge JJ Club 2016 Club Mix) - Stonebridge ft Therese 003 - Aftershock (Uriel Ramirez Rmx) - Cash Cash feat Jacquie Lee 004 - Treat You Better (JUNCE Rework) - Shawn Mendes, Edson Pride & Mauro Mozart 005 - Move Your Body (Yerko Molina & Fred Miller Mashup) - Leo Sampaio ft Sia 006 - Fire with Fire (Tristan Jaxx vs Rauhofer vs Hexell & Sixtho Mash) - Scissor Sisters 007 - Nothing Else Matters (Tristan Jaxx vs Lequ Mash) - Matt Nash 008 - Perfect Strangers (Chris Cox Remix) - Jonas Blue feat. JP Cooper 009 - Latch Try (Ludo Kaiser Private Mash Up Mix) - Disclosure vs Edson Pride 010 - Don't Hold Your Breath (Nylson Wash Club Mix) - Nicole Schezinger 011 - Everybody Dance (Bonnis Maxx & Marcelo Rivera Remix) - Tony Moran, Deborah Cox 012 - Heartbeat (Mauro Mozart Remix) - Tony Moran feat Deborah Cooper 013 - Want To Want Me (Yan Bruno Remix) - Jason Derulo 014 - You Give Love A Bad Name 2016 (Huffnpoofs Loaded Mix) - Bon Jovi 015 - Take Over Funky Town (Dark Intensity Mashup) - Afrojack vs Lipps Inc 016 - I Feel Love (Angelo Ferreri Edit) - Donna Summer 017 - We Stand United (Mr. Mig Remix) - Ray Isaac feat. Fly Young Red & Sydney Gay Lesbian Choir 018 - To Be Able to Love (Jay Santos & Bret Law Mighty Mix) - George Figares & DJ Blacklow (Ft. Brenda Reed) 019 - Nothing Stopping Me (Sagi Kariv remix) - Vicetone feat. Kat Nestel 020 - Giants (Extended Mix) - Breathe Carolina & Husman feat. Carah Faye 021 - Pray To God (Dooms Day Mix) - Jose Spinnin Cortes Ft Yadouin 022 - Never Be Like You (Double Face Brazil Club Mix) - Flume Feat. Kai 023 - Calabria (Roger Grey Private) - Kryder 024 - Calavera V5 (Bootleg Smasher) - Hardwell X Kura 025 - Enigma (Extended Mix) - Pep & Rash x Lucas & Steve 026 - Crazy In Love (Junior Senna & M Torrez Energy Mix) - Beyonce 027 - I Don't See Them (Rannys Peak Hour Mix) - SR 028 - Just Another U Turn (John Michael Spressin Himself Edit) - Icona Pop & Domenic Candela vs Michael T Diamond 029 - Caught In The Middle (Tommy Marcus Circuit Mix) - Juliet Roberts 030 - On My Mind, But Its Ok (Barry Harris ADHD Remix) - Ellie Goulding & Whitney Houston 031 - I Wonder (Morlando Remix) - BREE 032 - Give Me Your Love (The Rooftop Boys Remix) - Sigala Ft. John Newman & Nile Rodgers 033 - Living (Extended Mix) - Bakermat feat Alex Clare 034 - I Love You Always Forever (Hector Fonseca & Eduardo Lujan Remix) - Betty Who 035 - Can't Stop The Feeling (Acapella Stared) - Justin Timberlake 036 - All The Right Moves (Stase Remix) - One Republic 037 - Halo (Tom Siher & Hernan Maldonado 2k16 Remix) - Beyonce 038 - Anymore (Seamus Haji remix) - Melanie C 039 - Time After Time (J&C Remix) - Cyndi Lauper 040 - Feel What U Want (Cajjmere Wray 2014 Private Club Mix) - Kristine W

LOVE REVOLUTION - BY DJ HARRY K [TRACKLISTING] 1. No One – Alicia Keys 2. Telepathy – Christina Aguilera 3. Heathens – Twenty One Pilots 4. Kiss The Sky - Jason Derulo 5. Say It – Flume 6. Do It Right – Martin Solveig 7. Final Song – M0 8. Kill The Lights – Alex Newell, Jess Glynne & DJ Cassidy 9. Can’t Stop The Feeling – Justin Timberlake 10. Cold Water – Major Lazer Ft Justin Bieber & M0 11. Do You Want To Come Over – Britney Spears 12. Work It – Missy Elliot 13. In The Name Of Love – Martin Garrix 14. Give Me Your Love – Sigala Ft John Newman 15. Perfect Illusion – Lady Gaga 16. Gonna Make You Sweat – C&C Music Factory 17. Move Your Feet – Junior Senior 18. Someone Who Needs Me – Bob Sinclair 19. This Girl – Kungs Vs Cookin’ On 3 Burners 20. I Love You Always Forever – Betty Who 21. This One’s For You – David Guetta Ft Zara Larsson COMPILED & MIXED BY HARRY K [OCT 2016]

The mornings may be getting a bit cooler but the days are still sweltering up in the 90's. After another summer that beat record-breaking temperatures from 2015, don't tell me there isn't global warming. The good news from this hot mess, is that the circuit beats keep getting equally as hot as Party Favorz presents the 2016 Fall Edition. We kick things off with the Danny Verde progressive remix of Boys Like You by Who Is Fancy, who with some big names behind him (Scooter Braun and Dr. Luke) managed to rope in Meghan Trainor & Ariana Grande for additional vocal duties. The end result is a fun romp through camp that only WIF could pull off. Expect to be hearing this A LOT in clubs and circuit events this fall. The heat quickly builds up into a massive mashup with the infamous Lula in the mix before moving into the head-turning remix of Alicia Keys latest In Common. Barry Harris totally flips the script on this slow burner making it a cross between big-time Ibiza vs. tribal while throwing in a bit of George Kranz (Din Daa Daa) into the mix. I was totally blown away the minute I heard this; that is until we get to one of Barry's original mashups below. I am such a HUGE fan of Betty Who's remake of I Love You Always Forever, I was pleased to find out Toy Armada & DJ Grind remixed the song. With their big room sweeping sound, it just fits so perfectly it should have the boys singing along in unity. Currently, we have competing remakes of the Lovestation classic Teardrops running up the Billboard club charts by Cole Plante and Dawn Tallman. Both are equally good but Dawn gets the edge in that it's well... Dawn. We don't have a big room circuit-styled remix from her yet but I predict we will. In the meantime, Cole does an outstanding job with remixes by Chris Cox and Toy Armada & DJ Grind. He plays with the lyrics a bit to make them more suitable for a male singer, but there is no mistaking the classic seeds of the original. Skylar Stecker delivers a worthy remake of the Eurythmics' classic Sweet Dreams (#1 Billboard Club Dance a week ago) and Bent Collective (a.k.a. Steve Redant and Danny Verde) churn out a release for Swishcraft Get Up Stand Up. While I prefer the original, for the sake of cohesiveness I went with the more progressive mix by Louis Lennon, which scales back the vocals much to my dismay. Now, we get to one of Barry Harris' shiniest moments in circuit history. I guess a little musical education may be in order for those of you not old enough to appreciate the songs used in his mashup; so here it goes: Musique was a last minute throw-together by Bob Blank of four women (Jocelyn Brown, Angela Howell, Gina Tharps and Christine Wiltshire) of which Jocelyn Brown went on to greater things and became an artist in her own right. The four-song EP they released in 1978 was titled Keep on Jumpin'. The lead single, In the Bush (which is utilized extensively through Push) stalled on the top 40 due to it's uhh, rather sexual nature but still reached number one on the Billboard Disco Charts. In fact, the second single Keep on Jumpin' also reached number one on the disco charts and again in the 90's when Todd Terry enlisted Jocelyn Brown and Martha Wash to perform a new house version of the song. Are you ready? Are you ready for this?  Do you like it? Do you like it like this? Push, push in the bush.  I used to keep up with all the pop songs and remember this one being played at local radio. In sixth grade, I was sexually naive (except for masturbating) and had written the lyrics down and passed them to a girlfriend in one of my classes. That note, was intercepted by Sister Phyllis (I attended parochial school) and was chastised after class for writing such garbage. I was embarrassed but didn't know exactly what for. Sister Phyllis was a large burly woman known for beating the crap out of her students when they misbehaved but I skirted that by attempting to explain what it was I had written.

The mornings may be getting a bit cooler but the days are still sweltering up in the 90's. After another summer that beat record-breaking temperatures from 2015, don't tell me there isn't global warming. The good news from this hot mess, is that the circuit beats keep getting equally as hot as Party Favorz presents the 2016 Fall Edition. We kick things off with the Danny Verde progressive remix of Boys Like You by Who Is Fancy, who with some big names behind him (Scooter Braun and Dr. Luke) managed to rope in Meghan Trainor & Ariana Grande for additional vocal duties. The end result is a fun romp through camp that only WIF could pull off. Expect to be hearing this A LOT in clubs and circuit events this fall. The heat quickly builds up into a massive mashup with the infamous Lula in the mix before moving into the head-turning remix of Alicia Keys latest In Common. Barry Harris totally flips the script on this slow burner making it a cross between big-time Ibiza vs. tribal while throwing in a bit of George Kranz (Din Daa Daa) into the mix. I was totally blown away the minute I heard this; that is until we get to one of Barry's original mashups below. I am such a HUGE fan of Betty Who's remake of I Love You Always Forever, I was pleased to find out Toy Armada & DJ Grind remixed the song. With their big room sweeping sound, it just fits so perfectly it should have the boys singing along in unity. Currently, we have competing remakes of the Lovestation classic Teardrops running up the Billboard club charts by Cole Plante and Dawn Tallman. Both are equally good but Dawn gets the edge in that it's well... Dawn. We don't have a big room circuit-styled remix from her yet but I predict we will. In the meantime, Cole does an outstanding job with remixes by Chris Cox and Toy Armada & DJ Grind. He plays with the lyrics a bit to make them more suitable for a male singer, but there is no mistaking the classic seeds of the original. Skylar Stecker delivers a worthy remake of the Eurythmics' classic Sweet Dreams (#1 Billboard Club Dance a week ago) and Bent Collective (a.k.a. Steve Redant and Danny Verde) churn out a release for Swishcraft Get Up Stand Up. While I prefer the original, for the sake of cohesiveness I went with the more progressive mix by Louis Lennon, which scales back the vocals much to my dismay. Now, we get to one of Barry Harris' shiniest moments in circuit history. I guess a little musical education may be in order for those of you not old enough to appreciate the songs used in his mashup; so here it goes: Musique was a last minute throw-together by Bob Blank of four women (Jocelyn Brown, Angela Howell, Gina Tharps and Christine Wiltshire) of which Jocelyn Brown went on to greater things and became an artist in her own right. The four-song EP they released in 1978 was titled Keep on Jumpin'. The lead single, In the Bush (which is utilized extensively through Push) stalled on the top 40 due to it's uhh, rather sexual nature but still reached number one on the Billboard Disco Charts. In fact, the second single Keep on Jumpin' also reached number one on the disco charts and again in the 90's when Todd Terry enlisted Jocelyn Brown and Martha Wash to perform a new house version of the song. Are you ready? Are you ready for this?  Do you like it? Do you like it like this? Push, push in the bush.  I used to keep up with all the pop songs and remember this one being played at local radio. In sixth grade, I was sexually naive (except for masturbating) and had written the lyrics down and passed them to a girlfriend in one of my classes. That note, was intercepted by Sister Phyllis (I attended parochial school) and was chastised after class for writing such garbage. I was embarrassed but didn't know exactly what for. Sister Phyllis was a large burly woman known for beating the crap out of her students when they misbehaved but I skirted that by attempting to explain what it was I had written.

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HEATHENS de la película SUICIDE SQUAD: 150 millones en VEVO; Nominada al MTV Music Award como mejor video Rock; Top 50 en 19 naciones, # 5 en Canadá y Portugal, 4 en Australia, # 4 del hot 100 y # 1 del Hot Rock de Billboard en USA. Por tercera vez es el Top de Global Hits. DE PIES A CABEZA con MANA Y NICKY JAM es fuerte rotación en estaciones top40 y Top 10 en el POP Latino USA de Billboard. TRUMPETS es un himno para hacer ejercicio en los gimnasios con SAK NOEL, SALVI y SEAN PAUL.BETTY WHO es el debut más alto en Australia esegún A Charts justamente con I LOVE YOU ALWAYS FOREVER.GIRLS IN LUV pega en PERU con 20 millones en YouTube. DJANE HOUSEKAT y el rapero ingles RAMEEZ. SISTEMA SOLAR CON RUMBERA llega al top 20 de las 40 principales Colombia. KALA CASHNA con 60 millones de visitas en YouTube India es # 1 de Asian Charts. COLD WATER del DJ MAJOR LAZER, JUSTIN BEABER Y MO es # 1 en Inglaterra, Australia, Holanda, Nueva Zelanda, Portugal y Canadá y # 1 mundial de Spotify. AMOR Y DOLOR de CARLOS BAUTE y Alexis y Fido supera 15 millones en redes de video y es top 5 de shazam España. BON FIRE del DJ FELIZ JAEHN Y ALMA es # 3 en Alemania según Billboard. Es WOLOLO de BABES WODUMO una chica de 22 años original de Durban es el tema # 1 en la radio de Suráfrica. LA CARRETERA de PRINCE ROYCE nuevo # 1 del mercado hispano de USA según Monitor Latino.

It's precisely 3:14 AM and I can't sleep. So, I thought I'd go ahead and drop this massive bomb on everyone as a little TGIF early morning gift when you wake up. The Summer Circuit Edition pt.2 picks right up where we left off with sizzling tribal beats for those hot sticky nights. Things kick-off with Offer Nissim's dark and divalicious We Can Make It and then just steam rolls through the rest of the set.  While not a huge radio hit, I Ain't Your Mama (Jennifer Lopez) has hit all the right notes with us gay folk and Danny Verde gets serious in his remix of the song. As you would expect, he uses deep and progressive beats while keeping the lively attitude of the lyrics intact. Score! Betty Who returns with an unexpected remake of I Love You Always Forever originally sung by one-hit wonder Donna Lewis. This is one of those songs I'd prefer to not remember from the 90's but it works surprisingly well. Even more so on the laid-back version coming up on the next installment of Summer Chill. Give it a few spins and you'll be singing along like a happy little love bird. It's Britney, BITCH! and she's back with a new single and new album in the works. Of course, leave it to Barry Harris to snatch that puppy up and work the shit out of it. Brazil's HenriqMoraes whips out a bootleg for Jason Derulo's Want To Want Me even after the label kinda didn't support it that much. We never got the full 7th Heaven version of this catchy pop tune but Henriq stays true his style, while maintaining the fun "pop" of the original. If his name is familiar from another recent post, it's because he also re-worked Madonna's Like a Virgin, which landed on her most recent Diva Hall of Fame set. This guy has a good ear and knows his shit and should be someone you should follow. I'm fairly certain he's got some tricks up his sleeves and will surprise us in the coming year. Not another all-girl group! Well, yes and frankly I'm really digging these chicks. Fourever1 are quadruplets picked up by Randy Jackson's label. I dropped an EDM version of All About Tonight on Summer Slammers pt. 2 and am now sending up Ranny's fantastic version. He stays in the framework of the original but gives it some super-juice by banging those beats pretty hard. Cheap Thrills by Sia should have made an appearance back in Spring but I forgot to include it. Then again on Gay Days and I forgot again. Then again on Summer Circuit Edition pt.1 and for some fucked up reason I forgot again. The good news is that the song has been one of those creeping up the pop charts making it one of the biggest summer hits for 2016. Relevance is key in this instance (even if I do pride myself on picking the hits before they actually are one). You know what, it's finally made it on to a mix; get over it (that 's me talking to my evil snarky twin). As long as he doesn't get political or even open his mouth, I've become a solid Bieber fan. Hey, I admit it. I like his music. Cold Water with Major Lazer is catchy and a great piece of work. I don't care who he fucks or the bro wars because I don't follow all that nonsense. If you write and sing catchy songs and display a semblance of maturity, then I'm on your side. He's definitely being well-served by taking advice from Usher in going from scrawny to hotty. I always new the transformation would come and welcome it since he looks great! Barry handled the song by making two versions. One hot and the other cold. I prefer the cold. I think he's unsure about the slowdown tempo change in the song before picking up again. I'll just say that he's the master at handling these songs that change tempo and it comes across effortlessly. Another score for Barry. Houston's Dirty Disco return with a HUGE winner in Fabulous by none other than Jeanie Tracy. I'd say this is the best use of her voice in some time and the sister just works it (2 snaps and a twirl). Ranny pops back in with his version of Adele's MOR adult-oriented slog Send ...

It's precisely 3:14 AM and I can't sleep. So, I thought I'd go ahead and drop this massive bomb on everyone as a little TGIF early morning gift when you wake up. The Summer Circuit Edition pt.2 picks right up where we left off with sizzling tribal beats for those hot sticky nights. Things kick-off with Offer Nissim's dark and divalicious We Can Make It and then just steam rolls through the rest of the set.  While not a huge radio hit, I Ain't Your Mama (Jennifer Lopez) has hit all the right notes with us gay folk and Danny Verde gets serious in his remix of the song. As you would expect, he uses deep and progressive beats while keeping the lively attitude of the lyrics intact. Score! Betty Who returns with an unexpected remake of I Love You Always Forever originally sung by one-hit wonder Donna Lewis. This is one of those songs I'd prefer to not remember from the 90's but it works surprisingly well. Even more so on the laid-back version coming up on the next installment of Summer Chill. Give it a few spins and you'll be singing along like a happy little love bird. It's Britney, BITCH! and she's back with a new single and new album in the works. Of course, leave it to Barry Harris to snatch that puppy up and work the shit out of it. Brazil's HenriqMoraes whips out a bootleg for Jason Derulo's Want To Want Me even after the label kinda didn't support it that much. We never got the full 7th Heaven version of this catchy pop tune but Henriq stays true his style, while maintaining the fun "pop" of the original. If his name is familiar from another recent post, it's because he also re-worked Madonna's Like a Virgin, which landed on her most recent Diva Hall of Fame set. This guy has a good ear and knows his shit and should be someone you should follow. I'm fairly certain he's got some tricks up his sleeves and will surprise us in the coming year. Not another all-girl group! Well, yes and frankly I'm really digging these chicks. Fourever1 are quadruplets picked up by Randy Jackson's label. I dropped an EDM version of All About Tonight on Summer Slammers pt. 2 and am now sending up Ranny's fantastic version. He stays in the framework of the original but gives it some super-juice by banging those beats pretty hard. Cheap Thrills by Sia should have made an appearance back in Spring but I forgot to include it. Then again on Gay Days and I forgot again. Then again on Summer Circuit Edition pt.1 and for some fucked up reason I forgot again. The good news is that the song has been one of those creeping up the pop charts making it one of the biggest summer hits for 2016. Relevance is key in this instance (even if I do pride myself on picking the hits before they actually are one). You know what, it's finally made it on to a mix; get over it (that 's me talking to my evil snarky twin). As long as he doesn't get political or even open his mouth, I've become a solid Bieber fan. Hey, I admit it. I like his music. Cold Water with Major Lazer is catchy and a great piece of work. I don't care who he fucks or the bro wars because I don't follow all that nonsense. If you write and sing catchy songs and display a semblance of maturity, then I'm on your side. He's definitely being well-served by taking advice from Usher in going from scrawny to hotty. I always new the transformation would come and welcome it since he looks great! Barry handled the song by making two versions. One hot and the other cold. I prefer the cold. I think he's unsure about the slowdown tempo change in the song before picking up again. I'll just say that he's the master at handling these songs that change tempo and it comes across effortlessly. Another score for Barry. Houston's Dirty Disco return with a HUGE winner in Fabulous by none other than Jeanie Tracy. I'd say this is the best use of her voice in some time and the sister just works it (2 snaps and a twirl). Ranny pops back in with his version of Adele's MOR adult-oriented slog Send ...

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This month's special promo podcast for Chicago's annual Market Days celebration features over an hour of feel-good, summertime tracks, including my brand-new remix with Toy Armada of Betty Who's "I Love You Always Forever." And, to mark an incredible 15 weeks on the U.S. Billboard Dance Charts and our recent debut on the UK Club Charts, I've featured a new festival mix of our summer anthem with Inaya Day, "One Night in Heaven." Catch me on Saturday, August 13th at Chicago's Hydrate Nightclub for a 6-hour marathon set during one of the best weekends of the year! www.hydratechicago.com - - - - - July 2016 Mix | Hydrate Chicago Market Days Official Promo Podcast 1. Tell Me We're Ok (Robbie Rivera Club Remix) – DJ Hardwerk feat. Akon 2. Can’t Get Enough (Extended Mix) – Silverland vs. Soulsearcher 3. Gold (The Cube Guys Remix) – Gabry Venus 4. Ocean Drive (Nejtrino & Baur Remix) – Duke Dumont 5. Someone Who Needs Me (Kryder Remix) – Bob Sinclar 6. Misery (Steven Redant Club Mix) – Gwen Stefani 7. Vazilando (Kryder & Eddie Thoneick Remix) – Shorty 8. Paradigm (Brian Solis Club Mix) – CamelPhat feat. AME 9. No Money (Edson Pride Remix) – Galantis 10. Summer In Rio (Original Mix) – Kid Massive, Sevag 11. Cake By the Ocean (Leanh & Mauro Mozart Club Mix) – DNCE 12. Say Yay! (Tom Siher Remix) – Barei 13. Faded Crocodile Tears (Danny Verde Mash-Up) – Kryder vs. Alan Walker 14. I Love You Always Forever (Toy Armada & DJ GRIND Club Mix) – Betty Who 15. One Night In Heaven (Sven Kirchhof Festival Mix) – Toy Armada & DJ GRIND feat. Inaya Day www.djgrind.net | www.facebook.com/djgrindsf | www.twitter.com/djgrind | www.instagram.com/djgrindofficial

In this episode of the Casey Stratton Podcast I discuss the current state of the Health Care reform efforts in the US congress before taking 2 questions. I go on to explain some basic music theory, as promised on Facebook. The live performance is Sinead O'Connor's The Last Day of Our Acquaintance. Music recommendation is the Donna Lewis album Now in a Minute.This Welsh singer has a bright, breathy voice highlighted by a heart-tugging Celtic lilt. Her atmospheric, piano-driven pop sound, produced by Kevin (U2) Killen, is like a hybrid of the Corrs and Cranberries on the memorable lead single "I Love You Always Forever" (inspired by an H.E. Bates novel). The slightly edgier "Without Love" and the shimmering "Nothing Ever Changes" are other highlights. --Jeff BatemanVisit my DIGITAL MUSIC STORE and support my workBuy Donna Lewis' Now in a Minute on iTunesBuy Donna Lewis' Now in a Minute on AmazonEmail me a question at podcasts@caseystratton.comListen to Podcast #48