2009 single by David Guetta ft. Kelly Rowland
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Culture writer and author Lina Abascal returns to Pop Pantheon to revisit the fleeting early 2010s moment when EDM DJs utterly consumed American popular music via two of the genre's most emblematic figures, David Guetta and Calvin Harris. Louie and Lina trace David's roots in the Paris club scene through to his breakthrough in the U.S. with hits like "When Love Takes Over", "Sexy Bitch" & "Memories", "Where Them Girls At?", "Titanium" and "Turn Me On", his big pop collaborations with artists like Sia, Kelly Rowland and Nicki Minaj. They then tackle Calvin's bloghouse-y origins through to his peak-era work, from 2011's “We Found Love” with Rihanna to smashes like "Feel So Close", "Sweet Nothing", "One Kiss" and "This is What You Came For". Finally, Louie and Lina discuss how the EDM bubble burst, how Guetta and Harris adapted, and rank both David Guetta and Calvin Harris in the Official Pop Pantheon. Send your mailbag questions to PopPantheonPod@Gmail.com!!Listen to Pop Pantheon's Calvin Harris & David Guetta EssentialsJoin Pop Pantheon: All Access, Our Patreon Channel, for Exclusive Content and MoreShop Merch in Pop Pantheon's StoreCome to Pop Pantheon Live: Tortured Poets & The State of Taylor Mania on 4/22 at the Bellhouse in BrooklynBuy Tickets to Pop Pantheon Presents: Taylor Mania at Parkside Lounge on 4/19Come to Gorgeous Gorgeous LA on 3/23 at Los GlobosFollow Lina Abascal on InstagramFollow DJ Louie XIV on InstagramFollow DJ Louie XIV on TwitterFollow Pop Pantheon on InstagramFollow Pop Pantheon on Twitter
0:00:05 - Kevin McKay x Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Work (Dessert Blend) 0:00:22 - KANTA - Work 0:00:52 - Stefy De Cicco x Fresh Mode - Funky Beat (Main) 0:01:44 - Royale (BR), CityBoyz - Dope 0:02:02 - Coi Leray - Players 0:02:31 - Disorder, Kohen - Okay (I Don't Mind) 0:03:20 - G-Pol & Kapuzen - All Night 0:04:33 - Ivanstein - Anda Pues 0:05:00 - Lum!X, Alida - Forget You (Feat. Gabry Ponte) 0:05:32 - HUB, Almanac, CityBoyz - Mess 0:06:02 - Riton & Kah-Lo - Fake ID (CHANYE Remix) 0:06:59 - iLLzone - illest 0:07:30 - Rihanna vs. Dom Dolla - Umbrella 0:08:30 - Disclosure - Latch Baile (Crankids x Ravekings Mashup) 0:09:13 - Flyn, KAØS, Ohnuma Music - Funk Swing 0:10:14 - Groove Cartel - Back And Forth 0:10:42 - Hooders - BODY 0:11:14 - Seagma & BALD vs David Guetta feat. Kid Cudi - Feel This Memories (Seagma Mashup) 0:11:42 - Twowelve - Baile 0:11:58 - Katy Perry feat Juicy J - Dark Horse (Acapella) 0:12:27 - Sevek, Jake Tarry - Bang Bang 0:13:12 - FTampa & The Otherz - Pega Pega 0:13:45 - Shaw - It's Time 0:14:26 - Twoloud, Stupid Goldfish - Lose Control 0:15:10 - Crazy Frog vs BLVD & Henry Fong - Axel F (Even Steve Salud Remix) 0:15:53 - Lost Capital - Not A Bad Idea 0:16:38 - NOT AFRAID & Friends Vol.8 Ft.ElementZ - 3 BAILE (EZ BALLIE Mashup) 0:18:00 - SpeacSpaker - Haozi Remaster 0:19:14 - San Pacho - As Long As We Got House 0:20:25 - Remady P&R - No Superstar (Swartchback Remix) 0:20:40 - Mari Ferrari - Sector C 0:20:59 - I Want It - I Want It 0:21:35 - CAZZE - Hypnotize 0:22:13 - Major Lazer DJ Snake - Lean On (Malaa Remix) 0:22:42 - Guilc x Royale BR - Don't Come Back 0:23:44 - Super Mario Bros - Underworld (Fox'd Up) 0:23:54 - Tiesto feat. Michel Zitron - Red Lights (Acapella) 0:24:30 - Valy Mo, BLOTE - Shine 0:24:55 - Dimitri Vegas, David Guetta, Nicole Scherzinger, Azteck - The Drop (Ape Rave Club Remix) 0:26:24 - Morse - Gucci 0:27:08 - JOXION - Underground 0:27:23 - Lumberjack - We Rolling (Acapella) 0:28:04 - Madonna - La Isla Bonita (Pajane Remix) 0:28:50 - COFFIN - Abyss 0:29:15 - Bingo Players - Devotion (Odd Mob Remix) 0:29:43 - Plastik Funk & Esox - Until The Bassline Drops 0:29:58 - Frankie Steel x Sebastian Ingrosso, Tommy Trash - Reload (Gin & Sonic & WILLO Remix) 0:30:13 - Tujamo Feat. Kid Ink - Drop That Low (When I Dip) 0:30:41 - Coffin - Murky 0:31:27 - Major Lazer x Alok x Quintino - Light It Up x Party Never Ends (Lenox Mashup) 0:32:13 - HANGTYME - Beware (Turn My Music High) 0:32:48 - Douth! - Brass Power 0:33:02 - Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike ft. Ne-Yo - Higher Place (Studio Acapella) 0:33:30 - Droopping - Never 0:34:09 - Volt State - Sandcastles (Acapella) 0:34:24 - HUB, Gabzy, Carlos Colleen - Latina 0:34:55 - The White Stripes x Evokings, BYOR - Seven Nation x Say Yes 0:35:38 - Shaw X Netwerk - Mental Reset 0:36:06 - Hardwell ft. Chris Jones - Young Again (Studio Acapella) 0:36:38 - ASTRAY FRAME - Burnin' Up 0:36:59 - BILLO, COZMOS, ill.45 - Old School 0:37:43 - Charles B, JDMAJ feat Genesis Elijah - London Flow 0:38:00 - Dashi - Everyday 0:38:14 - Gloria Estefan - Conga 0:39:02 - Douth! - Your Vibe 0:39:32 - Fahjah - All The People (Main) 0:39:40 - Tiesto feat Matthew Koma - Wasted (Acapella) 0:40:30 - Macklemore - Cant Hold Us (Collini Remix) 0:41:17 - Benasis - After Hours 0:41:58 - Quad City Dj's - Space Jam (Twolate, Merk & Kremont Remix) 0:42:31 - Hysterism & Syndel - Reborn in Time 0:43:21 - Aeron Kellan - Turn It Up 0:44:20 - HUB, Holt 88, Almanac - Party Cake 0:44:35 - Avicii - Levels (Acapella) 0:45:04 - Delayz - Never Miss the Water 0:45:19 - No Doubt vs. Chris Lake & NPC - Hella Good 0:46:48 - RYZE - Do It Like That 0:47:17 - Ship Wrek vs Tim Berg - Silent Bromance (Luke DB Mash Up Mix) 0:48:02 - Spice Girls - Wannabe 0:48:16 - Jasted & Spyke - Come Dance 0:48:50 - BYOR & Vinne vs. David Guetta - Downtown x When Love Takes Over 0:50:29 - Hnry - Never Stop 0:51:01 - Warner Case & Bhaskar - Do My Own Thing 0:51:35 - SALADIN & GOLD - DIGGER Chicago 0:51:45 - Kesha - Die Young (Studio Acapella) 0:52:16 - Chris Lorenzo - Pump 0:52:46 - Chris Brown - Run It (Airbenders Remix) 0:53:30 - Grimzy - Funky Pillz 0:53:45 - DJ Kuba & Neitan x Nogun - Sweat 0:54:44 - Outwork ft. Mr Gee - Elektro (Silque Remix) 0:55:14 - Meduza vs Shadow Child - Tell Me Space Riot (Alex Guesta Mashup) 0:57:28 - Playboi Carti - Magnolia
Let's dive into an invigorating journey with the Sunrise Spin: 6 AM Beats at CycleBar Mix. The perfect tone for a day of triumph of vitality. An excellent selection for fitness that will awaken both body and soul 0:00:05 - Kevin McKay x Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Work (Dessert Blend) 0:00:22 - KANTA - Work 0:00:52 - Stefy De Cicco x Fresh Mode - Funky Beat (Main) 0:01:44 - Royale (BR), CityBoyz - Dope 0:02:02 - Coi Leray - Players 0:02:31 - Disorder, Kohen - Okay (I Don't Mind) 0:03:20 - G-Pol & Kapuzen - All Night 0:04:33 - Ivanstein - Anda Pues 0:05:00 - Lum!X, Alida - Forget You (Feat. Gabry Ponte) 0:05:32 - HUB, Almanac, CityBoyz - Mess 0:06:02 - Riton & Kah-Lo - Fake ID (CHANYE Remix) 0:06:59 - iLLzone - illest 0:07:30 - Rihanna vs. Dom Dolla - Umbrella 0:08:30 - Disclosure - Latch Baile (Crankids x Ravekings Mashup) 0:09:13 - Flyn, KAØS, Ohnuma Music - Funk Swing 0:10:14 - Groove Cartel - Back And Forth 0:10:42 - Hooders - BODY 0:11:14 - Seagma & BALD vs David Guetta feat. Kid Cudi - Feel This Memories (Seagma Mashup) 0:11:42 - Twowelve - Baile 0:11:58 - Katy Perry feat Juicy J - Dark Horse (Acapella) 0:12:27 - Sevek, Jake Tarry - Bang Bang 0:13:12 - FTampa & The Otherz - Pega Pega 0:13:45 - Shaw - It's Time 0:14:26 - Twoloud, Stupid Goldfish - Lose Control 0:15:10 - Crazy Frog vs BLVD & Henry Fong - Axel F (Even Steve Salud Remix) 0:15:53 - Lost Capital - Not A Bad Idea 0:16:38 - NOT AFRAID & Friends Vol.8 Ft.ElementZ - 3 BAILE (EZ BALLIE Mashup) 0:18:00 - SpeacSpaker - Haozi Remaster 0:19:14 - San Pacho - As Long As We Got House 0:20:25 - Remady P&R - No Superstar (Swartchback Remix) 0:20:40 - Mari Ferrari - Sector C 0:20:59 - I Want It - I Want It 0:21:35 - CAZZE - Hypnotize 0:22:13 - Major Lazer DJ Snake - Lean On (Malaa Remix) 0:22:42 - Guilc x Royale BR - Don't Come Back 0:23:44 - Super Mario Bros - Underworld (Fox'd Up) 0:23:54 - Tiesto feat. Michel Zitron - Red Lights (Acapella) 0:24:30 - Valy Mo, BLOTE - Shine 0:24:55 - Dimitri Vegas, David Guetta, Nicole Scherzinger, Azteck - The Drop (Ape Rave Club Remix) 0:26:24 - Morse - Gucci 0:27:08 - JOXION - Underground 0:27:23 - Lumberjack - We Rolling (Acapella) 0:28:04 - Madonna - La Isla Bonita (Pajane Remix) 0:28:50 - COFFIN - Abyss 0:29:15 - Bingo Players - Devotion (Odd Mob Remix) 0:29:43 - Plastik Funk & Esox - Until The Bassline Drops 0:29:58 - Frankie Steel x Sebastian Ingrosso, Tommy Trash - Reload (Gin & Sonic & WILLO Remix) 0:30:13 - Tujamo Feat. Kid Ink - Drop That Low (When I Dip) 0:30:41 - Coffin - Murky 0:31:27 - Major Lazer x Alok x Quintino - Light It Up x Party Never Ends (Lenox Mashup) 0:32:13 - HANGTYME - Beware (Turn My Music High) 0:32:48 - Douth! - Brass Power 0:33:02 - Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike ft. Ne-Yo - Higher Place (Studio Acapella) 0:33:30 - Droopping - Never 0:34:09 - Volt State - Sandcastles (Acapella) 0:34:24 - HUB, Gabzy, Carlos Colleen - Latina 0:34:55 - The White Stripes x Evokings, BYOR - Seven Nation x Say Yes 0:35:38 - Shaw X Netwerk - Mental Reset 0:36:06 - Hardwell ft. Chris Jones - Young Again (Studio Acapella) 0:36:38 - ASTRAY FRAME - Burnin' Up 0:36:59 - BILLO, COZMOS, ill.45 - Old School 0:37:43 - Charles B, JDMAJ feat Genesis Elijah - London Flow 0:38:00 - Dashi - Everyday 0:38:14 - Gloria Estefan - Conga 0:39:02 - Douth! - Your Vibe 0:39:32 - Fahjah - All The People (Main) 0:39:40 - Tiesto feat Matthew Koma - Wasted (Acapella) 0:40:30 - Macklemore - Cant Hold Us (Collini Remix) 0:41:17 - Benasis - After Hours 0:41:58 - Quad City Dj's - Space Jam (Twolate, Merk & Kremont Remix) 0:42:31 - Hysterism & Syndel - Reborn in Time 0:43:21 - Aeron Kellan - Turn It Up 0:44:20 - HUB, Holt 88, Almanac - Party Cake 0:44:35 - Avicii - Levels (Acapella) 0:45:04 - Delayz - Never Miss the Water 0:45:19 - No Doubt vs. Chris Lake & NPC - Hella Good 0:46:48 - RYZE - Do It Like That 0:47:17 - Ship Wrek vs Tim Berg - Silent Bromance (Luke DB Mash Up Mix) 0:48:02 - Spice Girls - Wannabe 0:48:16 - Jasted & Spyke - Come Dance 0:48:50 - BYOR & Vinne vs. David Guetta - Downtown x When Love Takes Over 0:50:29 - Hnry - Never Stop 0:51:01 - Warner Case & Bhaskar - Do My Own Thing 0:51:35 - SALADIN & GOLD - DIGGER Chicago 0:51:45 - Kesha - Die Young (Studio Acapella) 0:52:16 - Chris Lorenzo - Pump 0:52:46 - Chris Brown - Run It (Airbenders Remix) 0:53:30 - Grimzy - Funky Pillz 0:53:45 - DJ Kuba & Neitan x Nogun - Sweat 0:54:44 - Outwork ft. Mr Gee - Elektro (Silque Remix) 0:55:14 - Meduza vs Shadow Child - Tell Me Space Riot (Alex Guesta Mashup) 0:57:28 - Playboi Carti - Magnolia
Massive show this week. This week the 'Track of the Week' goes to BeBe Rexha & David Guetta who team up on their huge new collaboration - One in a Million! With undertones and samples from one of David Guetta's most beloved singles, When Love Takes Over with Kelly Rowland which also happens to be this weeks 'Global Classic'! Each week, Globalsessions with Paul Rudd brings you the newest and biggest dance music, with exclusives and first plays - 60 minutes of nonstop bangers! Now playing in over 32 countries, and with 1 million listeners worldwide every week! Check out Paul Rudd and Globalsessions on the socials @theglobalsessions 1. Calvin Harris & Sam Smith - Desire (Radio) 2. ZAYN - Love Like This (Original Mix) 3. Sam Green Feat RORO - I Wanna Know (Original Mix) 4. Wamdue Project - King Of My Castle (Purple Disco Machine Remix) 5. Priya Ragu - Easy (Radio) TRACK OF THE WEEK 6. Bebe Rexha & David Guetta - One in a Million (Radio) 7. Belters Only - 4EVA (Radio) 8. Billy Gillies Feat Hannah Boleyn - DNA (Radio) 9. Issey Cross - Bittersweet Goodbye (Paul Rudd Edit) 10. Michael Push - First Kiss (Radio) 11. Hilary Roberts - Euphoria (Deep Status Remix) 12. Sonny Fodera & MK Feat Clementine Douglas - Asking (Radio) 13. Micky Modelle x Flip & Fill Feat Karen Parry - Dancing On My Own (Radio) 14. Gav P - I Can't Do This (Dystrikd 6AM Radio) THE GLOBAL CLASSIC 15. David Guetta Feat Kelly Rowland - When Love Takes Over (Electro Radio) 16. Felix Cartal & Karen Harding - Need Your Love (Radio) 17. Gamuel Sori & INNA - Party Songs (Chopin Radio) 18. Solu Music Feat KimBlee - Fade (Jonas Blue Vocal) 19. Dopamine & Sigala - Feel It Deep Inside (Radio) 20. Ben Nicky x Example - There It Is (Original) 21. Becky Hill X Chase & Status - Disconnect (Clean Radio) This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration
We're heading back to Sweden on this, the 7th episode of season 2, with a musician who is so good and so charming that we can't wait for you to hear our interview. Alma Caroline Cederlöf, who goes by the nom de plume GRANT, is already a big, big name in her homeland - so much so that her latest album, Truth & Consequences, was recently shortlisted for the Alternative Pop of the Year award at this year's Swedish Grammis. A Stockholmer through and through, the majority of GRANT's music has come out in English and her command of the language results not only in great lyrics, which shy away from cliches and offer an interesting twist on both familiar and less commonplace themes, but also some pretty fantastic song titles. She has that tricky-to-define star power that rests on a trio of strengths: incredible voice, charisma by the bucketload and a real knack for songwriting. In our interview, Caroline tells Doron about the very 2023 way she found out about her Grammis nomination, she very kindly explains the whys and wherefores of 3 quintessentially Swedish (and rather popular) music shows on Swedish television – all of which she has previously performed on - and we talk about her joining the band MOR last year and how they came to record a rather impactful cover version of David Guetta and Kelly Rowland's monster hit, "When Love Takes Over". As usual, for every guest artist on the podcast we have a special playlist featuring some of their best tracks. On the GRANT playlist on our website - at www.melodyam.com/grant - you can listen to highlights from her discography, including that fantastic cover version and other collaborations with MOR.
T. Kyle and Bradley discuss the arrival of the “Barbie” trailer (and the resulting memes), Hilary Duff's ‘Breathe In. Breathe Out.' getting a vinyl moment while Bebe Rexha teases “When Love Takes Over”-interpolating “One In A Million,” Christina Aguilera's debut podcast interview with Call Her Daddy, promoting swallowing and Playground lube, Kelsea Ballerini promoting drag at the CMTs and LuAnn de Lesseps promoting drag on her Instagram, High Fashion Editorial! featuring the “Drag Race” reunion, TikTok Talk featuring Terri Joe (AKA Kelon) on “H3,” Flavored WaterTok, Jasper the Doll, new music from aespa, NewJeans and Royksopp, Ellie Goulding's least personal album ‘Higher Than Heaven' and her FakeShowBiz news tweets. Down with most personal pop albums! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
From: When Love Takes Over
1. We'll Be Coming Back2. The World is Mine3. Get This Party Started4. Starships5. Down6. You Oughta Stop The Obsession7. If You8. Living in Your Head9. Stereo Love10. Sweet Nothing11. Freefallin12. When Love Takes Over
En 2009, "When love takes over" sortait après une rencontre plutôt inattendue entre David Guetta et Kelly Rowland...en boite de nuit ! Manon Blangis, la directrice du Conseil de surveillance des artistes, était au rendez-vous et vous raconte tout dans les moindres détails !
Enjoy this REVING The Word podcast/workout with Alisa Keeton, the founder of Revelation Wellness®. Push Play the next time you go for a walk, run, hike, bike or anytime you are moving your body. Each podcast leads you through a coached workout while speaking God's word over you and is supported by inspirational and uplifting music. Sign up today for the 21-Day Sugar Fast! Sign ups close on January 8th! Sign up today for Platoon 26 - ONLINE INSTRUCTOR TRAINING! Join The Official Revelation Wellness Facebook community page. Playlist: When Love Takes Over (feat. Kelly Rowland) - David Guetta (3:11) Poison - Bell Biv Defoe (4:22) What’s Going On? (Extended Radio Edit) - Eddie Amador & Coco Street (5:54) Rock with Me - Croatia Squad (2:56) Yes Song - KB (3:46) Head & Heart (feat. MNEK) - Joel Corry (2:46) Reckless Love (feat. Tori Kelly) - Cory Asbury (3:54) Don’t Tread on Me - We The Kingdom (4:00) Yes & Amen (feat. Chandler Moore) - Maverick City Music (8:33)
And it's a WRAP! This week, Elena and I are back as we wrap up the 30 things we've learned by 30- and what did Kelly Rowland say? When Love Takes Over! As we go through our list, we inadvertently pull over on the topic of Love, because it really did take over... We say some things that we apparently needed get off our chest! We also call back to the entire notion and thesis of this series- Black Lives and why we NEED to continue to matter. With that being said, we also wrap up the show as it is. Thank you to everyone who continues to love and support this podcast! Follow us here: * Instagram: @alinafel; @elena.lulu; @livelaughlenah; @black.yyc * Twitter: @AlinafeL; @LifeLongLenah
Rico Cassadine is coming to you straight from the ATL streets to your ear with his music or visually as an actor, known for The Mister (2019) and When Love Takes Over. Take this journey with us as we learn more about Rico Cassadine and his dirty south rap roots, why he loves to "act up" and we get to the "Thick of It!" --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/officiallyout/message
For June/July 2020 I decided to release two editions of Pride Anthems similar to how I do in March with Mardi Gras Anthems. This 4th edition of Pride Anthems has a distinctly different sound and feel to number 3. This edition sits squarely in the big room and circuit arena with some great new remixes of past anthems to have graced the dance floors of Pride events around the world. The set opens with the Toy Armada & DJ GRIND remix of Mel B's uplifting "For Once In My Life" which is followed by a killer Dario Xavier remix of Madonna's classic "Where's The Party". Stephen Jusko & DJ Blacklow released a 25th anniversary remix of Alanis Morissette's "You Oughta Know" and it is a floor stomper."Rain On Me" by Lady Gaga gets the Toy Armada & DJ GRIND pride anthem treatment and is the most current track in the set. Heading back into classic territory are tracks from Deborah Cox, Jennifer Hudson, Celine Dion, Cher and Beyonce` with remixes from Brett Oosterhaus, Drew G, Stephen Jusko, Johnny Rocks and Edson Pride. Wayne G. also adds to the list by updating his remix of "Santa Maria" by Tatjana. Pride Anthems 4 is the perfect antidote to Covid19 isolation blues so, stay safe and Enjoy. Anthony 1/ "FOR ONCE IN MY LIFE" (Toy Armada & DJ GRIND Club Mix) - MEL B. 2/ "WHERE'S THE PARTY" (Dario Xavier 2K20 Remix) - MADONNA 3/ "YOU OUGHTA KNOW" (Stephen Jusko & DJ Blacklow Club Remix) - ALANIS MORISSETTE 4/ "RAIN ON ME" (Toy Armada & DJ GRIND Pride Anthem Remix) - LADY GAGA ft. ARIANA GRANDE 5/ "IT'S OVER NOW" (Brett Oosterhaus Remix) - DEBORAH COX 6/ "I'LL FIGHT" (Drew G. & Brian Cua Club Remix) - JENNIFER HUDSON 7/ "POWER OF LOVE" (Stephen Jusko Remix) - CELINE DION 8/ "SANTA MARIA" (Wayne G. Remastered Club Mix) - TATJANA 9/ "WHEN LOVE TAKES OVER" (Toy Armada Club Mix) - DAVID GUETTA ft. KELLY ROWLAND 10/ "DIFFERENT KIND OF LOVE SONG" (Johnny Rocks White Room Club Mix) - CHER 11/ "HALO" (Edson Pride & Enrry Senna Anthem Club Mix) - BEYONCE`
Just in time for New Year's Eve and ushering in the new decade comes the first edition of UP! - January 2020. This set is designed with maximum energy to keep your hands in the air and your feet moving. Inaya Day features on 2 tracks here. The first being "Beautiful Life", her collaboration with Master Fale which kicks off the set. Two energy filled house stompers "Rushing Back" by Flume and "Never Be The Same" by Tritonal get fantastic remixes from Division 4 and Alpha 9 respectively. Dirty Disco don't disappoint with back to back mixes for Galantis/Dolly Parton and Billie Eilish. Kesha (who has just announced she is performing at Sydney Mardi Gras 2020) has her new track "Raising Hell" brilliantly mixed by DJ Blacklow. The back end of the set sits firmly in main room anthem territory with mixes from Tommer Mizrahi, Sagi Kariv and Inaya Day's second appearance with "One World" given the big room treatment by Micky Friedmann. Kristine W hits back with an inspired Tony Moran mix of her new track "Just A Lie". Closing out the set is a truly great cover of "When Love Takes Over" by Big Kid featuring an awesome vocal from Audrey Callahan & inspired remix from Brian Cua. Whatever you are doing in the new year, kick it off with the January 2020 edition of UP! Be safe & Enjoy Anthony 1/ "JOYFUL LIFE" (Rhythm DB Remix) - MASTER FALE ft. INAYA DAY 2/ "RUSHING BACK" (Division 4 Remix) - FLUME ft. VERA BLUE 3/ "NEVER BE THE SAME" (Alpha 9 Vocal Club Mix) - TRITONAL ft. ROSIE DARLING 4/ "FAITH" (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) - GALANTIS ft. DOLLY PARTON & MR PROBZ 5/ "BAD GUY" (Dirty Disco Eagle Houston Remix) - BILLIE EILISH 6/ "JUST A LIE" (Tony Moran & Erick Ibiza Epic Club Mix) - KRISTINE W 7/ "BREATHE" (Roberto Ferrari Club Remix) - JAX JONES ft. INA WROLDSEN 8/ "RAISING HELL" (Stephen Jusko & DJ Blacklow Remix) - KESHA 9/ "NEVER ENOUGH" (VMC Epic Remix) - LOREN ALLRED 10/ "LOVE SONG" (Sagi Kariv Club Mix) - SAGI KARIV ft. HAYLA ASSULIN 11/ "ONE WORLD" (Micky Friedmann Remix) - MASTERBEAT ft. INAYA DAY 12/ "WHEN LOVE TAKES OVER" (Brian Cua Club Remix) - BIG KID ft. AUDREY CALLAHAN
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.
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Party Favorz is back with the ultimate New Year's dance party mix, Blow Your Own Horn 2019. This annual series started back in 2013 as a showcase of some of the finest bootlegs, mashups and party tracks from the year as well as year's past. It's meant to be one final kiss-off to the year that was while welcoming in the new year to come. Over the years it's evolved into a massive set with some of the best party tracks from the past making it the must-have set for those celebrating with friends closer to home. I have been bogged down this past week troubleshooting issues with the credit card payment processor for donations. I've since disabled it and pushed it out to the new year. If there's one thing folks that follow this podcast know about me is that I'm anal about every minor detail. This isn't so minor, and it really irritates the hell out of me when I pay $$$ for things that don't work, and the developer blames it on another developer's plugin, or my theme, or anything but them. I've performed all the standard troubleshooting to no avail, and they won't be able to help until after the 1st. That being said, you can still donate using the PayPal option, which also accepts credit cards if you don't have an account. My focus had to be getting this final set out in time. As you can see, I'm a day late and a dollar short but the wait is worth it. Blow Your Own Horn 2019 was way harder than previous efforts. I don't know if it was because I was multi-tasking two completely separate things or that I'm worn out after running a marathon of mixes since Late October. While I have not previewed the entire set yet, what I have heard so far has left me pleased. I think ya'll are really gonna love this! 2018 has been a tough slog trying to get through the daily minutia and Individual 1's constant barrage of self-serving lies, I mean tweets on a continual basis. Life is much easier when you don't follow much news or politics, but willful ignorance also leaves us without the knowledge to fight for change. At the beginning of 2018, I originally planned on shutting down Party Favorz, but I persisted and forged on. I'm glad I did. Frankly, I run this site by the seat of my pants coming up with one idea after another. Many of you have made suggestions for sets that I ultimately tackle, while others need more consideration. Regardless, it's a group effort, and I appreciate the input. For now, I plan to keep the doors open at least through mid-April when my hosting expires. If I create a fundraiser for renewing my host, then you know I'm in it for the long haul. That has yet to be determined. In the interim, I want to thank EVERYBODY from the bottom of my heart that donated to my efforts to bring you what I think is the best (or at least one of the best) dance music podcast that is going into its 12th year. Your loyalty means more to me than I can possibly express. I hope everyone has a fun and safe New Years. I'll be back sometime in mid to late January with brand new sets and a whole new look. Until then...ENJOY! I just spent the last two hours troubleshooting issues with Wordpress that wouldn't allow me to post. Obviously, it's been resolved but you kinda get an idea as to the fresh hell I go through on a regular basis through no fault of my own. SMDH. Album: Blow Your Own Horn 2019 Genre: EDM, House, Dance, Club Year: 2018 Total Time: 02:51:52 Queen - We Will Rock You (Basement Freaks Certified Block Party Banger) FISHER x Justin Timberlake - I'm Losing Sexyback (SJUR Mashup) Camila Cabello - Havana (Phatt Lenny Rework) Jenifer Lopez - Let's Get Loud (Kevin D Remix) Cardi B. feat. Bad Bunny & J Balvin - I Like It (Pink Panda Remix) Corona vs. Kriss Kross Amsterdam & CHOCO - Rythm Of The Night vs. Until The Morning (WeDamnz Future Mashup) Dua Lipa vs. David Guetta vs. Freaks - IDGAF vs. When Love Takes Over vs. The Creeps (DJs From Mars Club Bootleg)
Party Favorz is back with the ultimate New Year's dance party mix, Blow Your Own Horn 2019. This annual series started back in 2013 as a showcase of some of the finest bootlegs, mashups and party tracks from the year as well as year's past. It's meant to be one final kiss-off to the year that was while welcoming in the new year to come. Over the years it's evolved into a massive set with some of the best party tracks from the past making it the must-have set for those celebrating with friends closer to home. I have been bogged down this past week troubleshooting issues with the credit card payment processor for donations. I've since disabled it and pushed it out to the new year. If there's one thing folks that follow this podcast know about me is that I'm anal about every minor detail. This isn't so minor, and it really irritates the hell out of me when I pay $$$ for things that don't work, and the developer blames it on another developer's plugin, or my theme, or anything but them. I've performed all the standard troubleshooting to no avail, and they won't be able to help until after the 1st. That being said, you can still donate using the PayPal option, which also accepts credit cards if you don't have an account. My focus had to be getting this final set out in time. As you can see, I'm a day late and a dollar short but the wait is worth it. Blow Your Own Horn 2019 was way harder than previous efforts. I don't know if it was because I was multi-tasking two completely separate things or that I'm worn out after running a marathon of mixes since Late October. While I have not previewed the entire set yet, what I have heard so far has left me pleased. I think ya'll are really gonna love this! 2018 has been a tough slog trying to get through the daily minutia and Individual 1's constant barrage of self-serving lies, I mean tweets on a continual basis. Life is much easier when you don't follow much news or politics, but willful ignorance also leaves us without the knowledge to fight for change. At the beginning of 2018, I originally planned on shutting down Party Favorz, but I persisted and forged on. I'm glad I did. Frankly, I run this site by the seat of my pants coming up with one idea after another. Many of you have made suggestions for sets that I ultimately tackle, while others need more consideration. Regardless, it's a group effort, and I appreciate the input. For now, I plan to keep the doors open at least through mid-April when my hosting expires. If I create a fundraiser for renewing my host, then you know I'm in it for the long haul. That has yet to be determined. In the interim, I want to thank EVERYBODY from the bottom of my heart that donated to my efforts to bring you what I think is the best (or at least one of the best) dance music podcast that is going into its 12th year. Your loyalty means more to me than I can possibly express. I hope everyone has a fun and safe New Years. I'll be back sometime in mid to late January with brand new sets and a whole new look. Until then...ENJOY! I just spent the last two hours troubleshooting issues with Wordpress that wouldn't allow me to post. Obviously, it's been resolved but you kinda get an idea as to the fresh hell I go through on a regular basis through no fault of my own. SMDH. Album: Blow Your Own Horn 2019 Genre: EDM, House, Dance, Club Year: 2018 Total Time: 02:51:52 Queen - We Will Rock You (Basement Freaks Certified Block Party Banger) FISHER x Justin Timberlake - I'm Losing Sexyback (SJUR Mashup) Camila Cabello - Havana (Phatt Lenny Rework) Jenifer Lopez - Let's Get Loud (Kevin D Remix) Cardi B. feat. Bad Bunny & J Balvin - I Like It (Pink Panda Remix) Corona vs. Kriss Kross Amsterdam & CHOCO - Rythm Of The Night vs. Until The Morning (WeDamnz Future Mashup) Dua Lipa vs. David Guetta vs. Freaks - IDGAF vs. When Love Takes Over vs. The Creeps (DJs From Mars Club Bootleg)
Party Favorz has inducted Beyoncé and Destiny's Child into the Diva Hall of Fame. However, this doesn't paint the full picture of the continued success of DC's members. Kelly Rowland was an original member of Destiny's Child but also had a great deal of success on her own. In between albums, she released her debut "Simply Deep" which included the massively successful duet with Nelly titled "Dilemma." The album went on to sell 2.5 million copies. After the members of Destiny's Child disbanded in 2006, she released her second album "Ms. Kelly" which spun out the hits "Like This" and "Work." It wasn't until her collaboration with David Guetta on the massive worldwide hit "When Love Takes Over" that she began to dabble in the EDM scene. Her third album "Here I Am" spawned the worldwide hit "Commander" as well as the R&B/Hip-Hop #1 "Motivation." Soon after, she collaborated with multiple producers in the dance music scene generating additional international club hits. While Kelly continues to work and/or make appearances on television, it's our hope that she continues her long successful streak in the dance music scene. Her vocal abilities are second to none and with the expanding sub-genres in house music, there is more than enough to fit her style. It is with great pleasure that Party Favorz inducts Ms. Kelly Rowland into the Diva Hall of Fame. Enjoy! There is a change in track listing from the original post. Album: Kelly Rowland – The Diva Series Genre: Club, Dance, Circuit Year: 2018 Total Time: 01:35:56 Dilemma (Craig Knight & Craig Holden Remix) [with Nelly] Kelly Rowland - What A Feeling (Extended Mix) [with Alex Gaudino] It's The Way You Love Me (Extended Club Version) [with David Guetta] Kelly Rowland - Summer Dreaming 2012 (Extended Mix) [with Project B] Motivation (Ill Factor & Linney Remix) [feat. Lil Wayne] Comeback (Karmatronic Remix) Kelly Rowland - When Love Takes Over (Original Mix) [with David Guetta] Commander (Extended Mix) [with David Guetta] Forever And A Day (Antoine Clamaran Extended Mix) Daylight (Joey Negro Club Mix) Like This (DJ Escape & Tony Coluccio Club Mix) [with Eve] Commander (Ralphi Rosario Club Mix) [with David Guetta] Still In Love With My Ex (Chris Cox Club Anthem) Down For Whatever (Steve Pitron & Max Sanna Club Mix) Work (Freemasons Club Mix) Can't Nobody (Maurice's Nu Soul Club Mix)
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Holland, Kelsey and *SPECIAL GUEST* Kody Keplinger discuss Season 10 Episode 33&34 "When Love Takes Over." Fiona's literal champagne problems come to a head, Anya dates an older man and we all feel for Adam.
Holland, Kelsey and *SPECIAL GUEST* Kody Keplinger discuss Season 10 Episode 33&34 "When Love Takes Over." Fiona's literal champagne problems come to a head, Anya dates an older man and we all feel for Adam.
Holland, Kelsey and *SPECIAL GUEST* Kody Keplinger discuss Season 10 Episode 33&34 "When Love Takes Over." Fiona's literal champagne problems come to a head, Anya dates an older man and we all feel for Adam.
What would you "do for love"? I would love to be able to marry my partner , but unfortunately I'm denied that opportunity here in Australia, because it's not a right given to same sex couples. But that could change soon !! The marriage equality debate is in full swing, so I urge anyone that gets their postal vote to make their voice count by sending in their YES vote. It's disappointing to see that our government can't make the decision for themselves, but that my love for another man has to be validated by millions of others deciding if my love was equal to theirs or not. I'm proud to be gay and I hope that one day soon I can get down on my knees and ask the man I love to marry me. So spread the word and get those votes in. I've filled this mix with over 3 hours of love and happiness (Lots of classics in here - "Proud", "Life, Love & Happiness", "I Feel Love", "Stand By Me", "When Love Takes Over" and "When You Got Love" Pride Anthem) Enjoy !! Track Listing: 001 - Proud (Original Mix) - Tommer Mizrahi feat. Adi Varsano 002 - What I Wouldn't Do For Love (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) - Leon Else 003 - Beautiful Mess (Sagi Kariv Remix) - Kristian Kostov 004 - Unfaithful (Carlos Martinez Remix) - Rihanna 005 - Blue Sky Action (Extended Mix) - Above & Beyond ft Alex Vargas 006 - Cryptic Love (Offer Nissim Remix) - The Trash Mermaids 007 - Life, Love & Happiness (Paul Goodyear Fire Island Intro Mix) - Stereolove feat. Brian Kennedy 008 - Rhythm of the Night (Supervixen Club Mix) - Corona 009 - Glitter & Gold (Glam As You Extended Club Mix) - Step 010 - In My Mind (Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix) - Maty Noyes 011 - Can U Feel It (DJ ANDaMAN Private MashUp) - DJ PP Feat. Roger Grey & Casey Alva 012 - I Feel Love (Pumpkin Spice 2017 Remix) - Donna Summer 013 - Cut To The Feeling (Toy Armada & DJ GRIND Anthem Mix) - Carly Rae Jepsen 014 - Stand By Me (Club Mix) - Toy Armada & DJ GRIND 015 - Green Light (Philip Grasso, Russ Rich & Andy Allder Anthem Mix) - Lorde 016 - Road Less Traveled (Bobby Rooke ULTI-reMIX) - Lauren Alaina 017 - Carry Me (Feenixpawl Bootleg) - Kygo ft. Julia Michaels 018 - Here Comes The Rain Again (DJ ANDaMAN MashUp) - Thomas Solvert, Mor Avrahami, Freemasons Feat. Eurythmics 019 - How Big, How Blue, How Beautiful (Cajjmere Wray Clarence St Remix) - Florence + The Machine 020 - Hello (Jerome Isma-Ae Remix) - Above & Beyond 021 - Let The Music Use You Up (Yerko Molina & Fred Miller Private) - Victor Nillo ft Celeda 022 - When Love Takes Over (Yerko Molina Private) - Deibi Garcia ft Kelly Rowland 023 - The Cure (Mark Alvarado Remix) - Lady Gaga 024 - I Don't Want (Basement Boys Booty Final Bounce Take 2) - Unknown 025 - The Urge in Me (DJ Leanh Big Room Remix) - Joe Gauthreaux f. Inaya Day 026 - So Close To Greece 2000 (DJ Bolt Mashup) - Three Drives vs Kristine W 027 - Crying In The Club (Felipe Angel X-Tina Mix) - Camila Cabello 028 - Move Your Body (House of Labs Club Mix) - Sia 029 - The First Time (Mr Mig Remix Extended) - Division 4 030 - Chained To The Rhythm (Paulo & Luis Vasquez Remix) - Katy Perry 031 - That's My Girl (This Ones For You) (Zara Larsson Official Mashup) - Fifth Harmony vs David Guetta 032 - Rockabye (Leo Frappier & Wayne G Bigroom Remix) - Clean Bandit feat. Anne-Marie 033 - It Ain't Me (Barry Harris & MSC Remix) - Kygo ft. Selena Gomez 034 - So Emotional 2017 (DrewG. Anthem) - Whitney Houston 035 - Never Give Up On You (7th Heaven Club Mix) - Lucie Jones 036 - When You Got Love (Toy Armada & DJ GRIND Pride Anthem) - Michael Canitrot feat. Ron Carroll 037 - Shout Out To My Ex (Dario Xavier Club Mix) - Little Mix 038 - Uninvited (Dirty Disco Mixshow Edit) - Steven Redant & Danny Verde present Bent Collective
Just in time for this years Sydney Mardi Gras party comes the 5th installment of Mardi Gras Anthems. Once again these are classic tracks that have made their mark at the big party. Some have had newer remixes done but they all still maintain their original dance floor energy. Enjoy Anthony 1/ "BETTER THE DEVIL YOU KNOW" (Movers & Shakers 12" Club Mix) - KYLIE MINOGUE 2/ "NOBODY'S SUPPOSED TO BE HERE" (Hex Hector Club Mix) - DEBORAH COX 3/ "LIFE, LOVE & HAPPINESS" (Paul Goodyear Fire Island Club Mix) - BRIAN KENNEDY 4/ "JUST A LITTLE MORE LOVE" (Whelan & DiScala Remix) - DAVID GUETTA ft. CHRIS WILLIS 5/ "GENIE IN A BOTTLE" (Division 4 Club Mix) - CHRISTINA AGUILERA 6/ "ONLY GIRL IN THE WORLD" (Freemasons Booty Remix) - RIHANNA 7/ "WHEN LOVE TAKES OVER" (Original Extended Club Mix) - DAVID GUETTA ft. KELLY ROWLAND 8/ "OUT ON THE EDGE" (7th Heaven Club Mix) - SANDZA'RITE ft. CLAIRE SHARPE 9/ "LOVE IS ALIVE" (Main Club Mix) - 7th HEAVEN ft. KATHERINE ELLIS 10/ "RING THE ALARM" (Freemasons Club Mix) - BEYONCE` 11/ "CRY FOR YOU" (Spencer & Hill Remix) - SEPTEMBER
DJ Chef Nguyen returns to present "Club Soda 10: Pendual", celebrating 10 seasons of the numerous radio broadcasts and mixshow podcasts. To observe such success for the last 10 years, this episode features 1 selected track from each season and mixed in chronological order. However as a tradition that started in season 5, a recap of the previous season's hits (mixed or missed) is very much needed; a crossover of songs from 2015 - 2016. The theme of this season is "Time comes and goes", leading to the title Pendual. I will discuss more about the format of this title in the next episode. Here is your tracklist for episode 1 of Club Soda 10: Pendual. "2016 Countdown" by Masterbeat "It's My Life (Dave Aude Remix)" by No Doubt (from CS) "Let Me Think About It (Chef Nguyen's Edit)" by Ida Corr vs. Fedde le Grand (from CS2) "Who The Hell Are You (Illicit Remix)" by Madison Avenue (from CS3) "Happiness" by Alexis Jordan (from CS4) "When Love Takes Over" by David Guetta f./ Kelly Rowland (from CS5) "Love You Like A Stereo Love Song (Chef Nguyen's Edit)" by Edward Maya and Vika Jigulina vs. Selena Gomez (from CS6) "Dark Side (Gustavo Scorpio Remix)" by Kelly Clarkson (from CS7: Resort Anthem) "Something Better (Alyson Calagna & Chef Nguyen Edit)" by Audien f./ Lady Antebellum (from CS8: Tricoro) "Rolling In the Deep (Rosario & Cappo House Mix)" by Aretha Franklin (missed in CS9: Spada) "I'm Every Woman / Respect (Eric Kupper Club Mix) by Aretha Franklin (from CS9: Spada) "Took The Night vs. Gonna Make You Sweat" by Chelley vs. C+C Music Factory (debut CS10)
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(Celebrating 15 Years Of Fluffy) [TRACKLISTING] 1. Groovejet (If This Ain’t Love) – Spiller 2. Horny – Mousse T 3. Bad Habit – AFTC Pres Onephatdeeva 4. Show Me Love – Robin S 5. Most Precious Love – Blaze 6. Dove (I’ll Be Loving You) – Moony 7. My My My - Armand Van Helden 8. String Of Life (Stronger On My Own) – Soul Central 9. Do Your Thing – Basement Jaxx 10. 100% Pure Love – Crystal Waters 11. One More Time – Daft Punk 12. Call On Me – Eric Prydz 13. Another Point Of View – DB Boulevard 14. Love On My Mind – Freemasons 15. I Gotta Feeling – Black Eyed Peas 16. Let Me Think About It – Ida Corr 17. Feel It – The Tamperer Ft Maya 18. Put Em’ High – Stonebridge 19. Chase The Sun – Planet Funk 20. Shined On Me – Praise Cats 21. At Night – Shakedown 22. Make The World Go Round – Sandy B 23. Lola’s Theme – The Shapeshifters 24. It Just Won’t Do – Tim Deluxe 25. Professional Widow – Tori Amos 26. World Hold On – Bob Sinclair 27. When Love Takes Over – David Guetta Ft Kelly Rowland 28. Freaks – The Creeps 29. Bounce – Calvin Harris Ft Kelis COMPILED & MIXED BY HARRY K [JUNE 2016]
1. Destination Calabria (feat. Crystal Waters) - Alex Gaudino 2. Get Up - DJ Ross 3. Blue (Da Ba Dee) - Eiffel 65 4. The Killer's Song - Carolina Marquez 5. Ibiza - Desaparecidos 6. Lovely - Tommy Vee 7. Rise Up - Yves LaRock 8. If You - Magic Box 9. When Love Takes Over (feat. Kelly Rowland) - David Guetta 10. Summer Jam - The Underdog Project 11. Pump It Up - Danzel 12. Something - Lasgo 13. Set Me Free - House Boulevard 14. Let Me Think About It (vs. Fedde Le Grand) - Ida Corr 15. Better Off Alone - Alice Deejay 16. Can't Get You Out Of My Head - Kylie Minogue 17. Time To Rock - Gabry Ponte 18. I'll Fly With You - Gigi D'Agostino
I'm excited to be putting out my first podcast of 2014, with some amazing new music on it. I had a hard time whittling down the tracks — at one point I had over 45 songs on the playlist! I could easily put out a 2nd version right away (hmmm….) This one feels special for me because it contains the first remix that I've ever had my own name on — the remix of "Brave" by Sara Bareilles done by George Figares and myself. I hope you enjoy it! And for everyone stuck in the polar vortex, KEEP DANCING to stay warm! My Upcoming Live Schedule: January 10th - Stripper Circus, Share Nightclub, Las Vegas January 11th - Rasputin: Russian Love Machine, West Hollywood February 2nd – Size Sundays, Here lounge, West Hollywood February 16th – Tortilla Republic, West Hollywood February 21st - 23rd, 2014 – [Elevation: Park City] (gay ski week) February 28th - Stripper Circus, Share Nightclub, Las Vegas March 23rd – Size Sundays, Here lounge, West Hollywood The Tracklist: "I Feel Love" (Afrojack Remix), Donna Summer "Higher" (DJ Escape & Tony Coluccio Main MIx), Deborah Cox feat. Paige "The Monster" (eSQUIRE Vs. OFFBeat Remix), Eminem feat. Rihanna "Timber" (Dirty Pop Deconstruction), Ke$ha feat. Pitbull "Girlfriend" (The Chainsmokers Remix), Icona Pop "Satellite" (Ivan Gomez & Nacho Chapado Club Mix), Justin Caruso & Aude f./Christina Novelli "Saturday Night" (Casey Alva Loose Cirkuit Remix), Natalia Kills "Cannonball" (Dave Aude Club Mix), Lea Michele "When Love Takes Over" (Theresa & Lace Remix) - Billy Lace re-edit, David Guetta feat. Kelly Rowland "Brave" (George Figares & DJ Blacklow Mix), Sara Bareilles "Feel It Inside" (Alex Acosta Big Room Mix), Carlos Gallardo, Rebeka Brown "Dreams" (Joe Gauthreaux Massive Mix), Stevie Nicks "Demons" (Dzeko & Torres 'Sunset' Remix), Imagine Dragons "Weapon" (Steven Redant Mix), Cazzette "Right There" (Ralphi Rosario Club Mix), Ariana Grande feat. Big Sean "Hey Brother" (Syn Cole Remix), Avicii feat. Dan Tyminski "Seek Bromance" (Mattias Remix), Tim Berg "Boom!", Dero "Holy Puma," (George Figares mashup), Jay Z and JT vs. Abel Ramos "Thunder" (Erik Arbores Extended Mix), Jessie J "My Kind Of Love" (Wideboys Club Mix), Emeli Sandé "Beg Borrow Steal" (Patrick Hagennar Extended Remix), Ayah Marar "I Hope" (Moto Blanco Club Mix), Rebecca Ferguson "Happy With Me," Holy Child
On New Year's Day last year, I was priveleged to play at Johan Khoury's Day Wash party. For those who don't know it, it is a wildly successful party run by Johan & his production team & is held at Chinese Laundry in Sydney. It is a day party (hence the name)which is both indoors & outside. There are at least 4 separate dance spaces with a variety of DJ's & musical styles. When Johan asked me to play, he wanted a camp, vocal, happy sound for the courtyard. I thought 'Hmmm! I can do that'. So here is Part 1 of the set I played. Part 2 to follow. Anthony 1/ "HAPPENING ALL OVER AGAIN" (Wayne G. Club Mix) - LONNIE GORDON 2/ "I JUST WANNA DANCE" (Wayne G. Circuit Anthem Mix) - ALISON JIER 3/ "GET ME BODIED" (Hex Hector Club Mix) - BEYONCE` 4/ "WHEN LOVE TAKES OVER" (Hommer Remix) - DAVID GUETTA ft. KELLY ROWLAND 5/ "EVERYBODY DANCE" (Tony Moran Club Mix) - DEBORAH COX 6/ "DON'T FORGET ABOUT US" (Tony Moran & Warren Rigg Dancefloor Anthem) - MARIAH CAREY 7/ "RAY OF LIGHT" (303 Dreams Remix) - MADONNA 8/ "I IMAGINE" (EFM Extended Club Mix) - MARY KIANI 9/ "SO EMOTIONAL" (Wayne G. Heaven Anthem Mix) - WHITNEY HOUSTON 10/ "ALL OR NOTHING" (Almighty Definitive Club Mix) - CHER
Quando uma lenda da house music como Roger Sanchez, cita Abel Ramos como seu principal produtor, ou o famoso Swedish House Mafia “Axwell” pede por favor para o Abel enviar todas as suas musicas para ele tocar, ou quando o FatBoy Slim pede para lançar suas músicas pela sua gravadora “Skint Records”, ou o David Guetta encomendando 3 remixes oficiais para as faixas “When Love Takes Over, Stay e Sexy Bitch” é hora de sentar e tomar nota. A organização do mega-evento Sensation White Madrid já afirmou, Abel Ramos & Martin Solveig foram um dos melhores convidados de todas as edições.
1.So High feat. Luvli - Inphinity & Kalendr Remix 2.Budgie - Original Club Mix. 3.Dynasty feat. Haley - Sunnery James And Ryan Marciano Remix. 4.Coming Home feat. Skylar Grey - Dirty South Remix. 5.Limoncello - Original Mix. 6.WannuB - Cold Blank's Park-o Polo Remix 7.Splinter - Original Club 8.Spaceship_feat__Kelis__apl_de_ap__Jean_Baptiste_EDX_s_Dubai_Skyline_Remix 9.Sun To Me - Mark Knight Co-Production Mix. 10.Are You Ready_ - Original Mix. 11.La Samba - Original Mix. 12.Mr. Freeze - Original Mix. 13.City_Of_Angels_City_Of_Acapellas. 14.The Island 15.The Electric Dream - Original Mix. 16.5 Seconds - MG Vocal Mix 17.Koko - Original Mix. 18.Heart Is King - Original Mix 19.One-Swedish House Mafia 20.Waiting 4 (2011 Remixes) - Manuel De La Mare Remix. 21.Reaver - Save The Robot Remix. 22.Higher State Of Consciousness (Dirty South & TV Rock club mix) 23.Born Slippy - MDLM Mix 24.Running - Original Mix 25.Blow Up - Thomas Gold vs. Axwell Remix. 26.When Love Takes Over feat. Kelly Rowland - Electro Extended Version. 27.Mush, Mush - Original Mix. 28.Praise You - Fatboy Slim vs. Fedde Le Grand Remix. 29.The Uprising - Original Mix. 30Space Junk. 31.The Moment - Steve Angello Edit 32.The Dub Tracxk - Len Faki Remix.
Felipe y Diego nos hablan de One Love, de David Guetta: el último fenómeno global en la música, con un éxito en cada tema del álbum como 'Sexy Bitch' o 'When Love Takes Over'.
Music Style - House ,Progressive House ,Techno , Electro House 1. Gimme Five - Mix 1 2. 5 Seconds - MG Vocal Mix 3. Nothing But Love - Axwell Vs Daddy's Groove Remix 4. Timebomb feat. Jonathan Mendelsohn - Instrumental Mix 5. Lady In The Air (Arno Cost Norman Doray Bootleg ) 6. Hello - Michael Woods Dub Remix 7. Dataloss 8. For Angel 2009 (PvD remix ) 9. Higher State of Consciousness 10.Phazing feat. Rudy - Norman Doray Remix 11.Teenage Crime-Axwell & Henrik B Remode 12.When Love Takes Over feat. Kelly Rowland - Norman Doray & Arno Cost Remix 13.Fireball - Original Mix 14.Kidsos - Original Mix 15.The Dub Tracxk - Len Faki Remix 16.Azteca-Original Mix
Un poco de Agua clara para oídos sedientos 1-Intro agua 2-Bailando (Original Mix)_Lucky Sauce Daniel Steinberg 3-Samburu (Original Mix)_D-Unity 4-We Want You (Original Mix)_Peace Division 5-Back Again (Falesia Sunset Mix)_Pete tha Zouk, Abigail Bailey, Mastercris 6-Dub Trumpet (Nima Gorji Remix )_Dub Trumpet Federico Locchi, UGLH 7-The Playmaker (Dyed Soundorom Cougar Remix)_The Playmaker EP Alex Celler, Anthea 8-Feelin Good (Alex Neri Remix)_Behrouz 9-Circus (Cagedbaby Mix)_Analog People In A Digital World 10-If This World Were Mine (Original Mix)_Mine Julien Chaptal, Sandy Huner 11-Backroom Honey (Original Mix)_Saeed Younan 12-Burundi (Original Vibes Mix)_ Stefano Noferini 13-Texas Terras (Original Mix)_Alessio Caforio 14-La Mezcla feat. Toto La Momposina (Copiright Main Mix)_Michel Cleis 15-Relaxx (Uner & Coyu Remix)_WWW 16-Granada (Simone Cristini Remix)_A.D.M. 17-Flauta Magica (Original Mix)_Mark Knight, Funkagenda 18-Carrrrramba (Monkey Mix)_Paul Ritch 19-Sweet Child Of Mine 2009 (Dario nunez Remix)_Julian The Angel 20-When Love Takes Over feat. Kelly Rowlan (Original Mix)_David Guetta 21-Great DJ_The Ting Tings
I can't think of a better way to start 2010 off than to remember 2009. Okay, maybe not everything from last year, rather the fantastic house music that made us dance, sing and celebrate! 2009 was the year a diva was realized. Yup, I'm talking about Kelly Rowland. So she found herself without a record label and at the same time collaborated with David Guetta to create the most memorable song of the year. "When Love Takes Over" blew our minds, while rattling dance floors across the world; once it previewed at WMC, it was unstoppable. Looks like life without Destiny's Child, much less Sony is looking pretty damn good these days. However, she still has that pesky little thing to wrap up with Sony. Destiny's Child is slated to release a final album later this year. Then again, if Beyonce (another winner this year) doesn't stop bombarding us with new material, a new album by DC may even be delayed. David Guetta was definitely the man of the year. His collaboration with the Black Eyed Peas brought us two monster smashes "Boom Boom Pow" and "I Got a Feelin." Not only were these monster club hits, but also massive Top 40 hits that tied up the number one spot for most of the spring. Word up to the old school tired-ass hip-hop artists; either change with the times or your ass will be left behind. Frankly, I don't care if I ever hear another song with "shawty" in it again. Pu-leaze! The minute some white bread tween like Jesse McCartney starts using it, it's time for a change! Regardless, you can thank David and the BEP for breaking that stale mold of Top 40 radio in the U.S. Now let's see what other pop artists do with it in 2010. Justin, you're up next my man. The sleeper hit of the year was "Release Me" by newcomer Agnes out of Sweden. Her meat and potatoes style of pop is not only well written but pretty damn catchy. Coupled with the right producer (Cahill), her music translated quite well onto the dancefloor. In fact, I'd say she gave 2008's newcomer Solange a definite run for her money in that category. While the biggest news of the year came from the death of one of pop music's biggest icons Michael Jackson, it was Lady GaGa who drained the rest of our attention. "The Fame" was released in August of 2008 to critical acclaim by the only sites that matter. Arjanwrites, Electroqueer and Popjustice all praised the album with its dance-ready electronic beats and pop sensibility. While the lead single "Just Dance" was blowing up in clubs all around the world, true to fashion Top 40 radio resisted until January of 2009 before the GaGa came crashing through their doors and forced them to add it to rotation or risk becoming irrelevant (not that they aren't already). The rest was history. Spawning four number singles and dance hits, LG was on a roll. By the end of the year, we were treated to "The Fame Monster," a collection of eight brand new songs with its lead single "Bad Romance" taking the lead. I fully expect to be hearing LG on the radio and in the clubs 24/7 throughout 2010. Make no mistake, she is a star of her own making and there just isn't anyone that can match her talent. In fact, when publicity whores like the Fred Phelps bible-thumping wingnuts clan get involved, you know she's doing something right! Starting things off, we got Beyonce's "Single Ladies" whose video spawned a million imitations. No doubt, she was at the top of her game in 2009 with chart-topping hits like, "Halo" and "Sweet Dreams" among many, that kept Beyonce in the news. We also have Lady GaGa's second release "Poker Face," which even got the 100-year-old Baba Wawa reciting the words "bluffin with my muffin" on national TV during an interview with the Chanel clad Princess of the dancefloor. You also get a double shot of Mariah and P!nk's latest. I'm still waiting for LaFace to release the absolutely beautiful "I Don't Believe You" as a single (fingers tapping on the desk). Unfortunately,
I can't think of a better way to start 2010 off than to remember 2009. Okay, maybe not everything from last year, rather the fantastic house music that made us dance, sing and celebrate! 2009 was the year a diva was realized. Yup, I'm talking about Kelly Rowland. So she found herself without a record label and at the same time collaborated with David Guetta to create the most memorable song of the year. "When Love Takes Over" blew our minds, while rattling dance floors across the world; once it previewed at WMC, it was unstoppable. Looks like life without Destiny's Child, much less Sony is looking pretty damn good these days. However, she still has that pesky little thing to wrap up with Sony. Destiny's Child is slated to release a final album later this year. Then again, if Beyonce (another winner this year) doesn't stop bombarding us with new material, a new album by DC may even be delayed. David Guetta was definitely the man of the year. His collaboration with the Black Eyed Peas brought us two monster smashes "Boom Boom Pow" and "I Got a Feelin." Not only were these monster club hits, but also massive Top 40 hits that tied up the number one spot for most of the spring. Word up to the old school tired-ass hip-hop artists; either change with the times or your ass will be left behind. Frankly, I don't care if I ever hear another song with "shawty" in it again. Pu-leaze! The minute some white bread tween like Jesse McCartney starts using it, it's time for a change! Regardless, you can thank David and the BEP for breaking that stale mold of Top 40 radio in the U.S. Now let's see what other pop artists do with it in 2010. Justin, you're up next my man. The sleeper hit of the year was "Release Me" by newcomer Agnes out of Sweden. Her meat and potatoes style of pop is not only well written but pretty damn catchy. Coupled with the right producer (Cahill), her music translated quite well onto the dancefloor. In fact, I'd say she gave 2008's newcomer Solange a definite run for her money in that category. While the biggest news of the year came from the death of one of pop music's biggest icons Michael Jackson, it was Lady GaGa who drained the rest of our attention. "The Fame" was released in August of 2008 to critical acclaim by the only sites that matter. Arjanwrites, Electroqueer and Popjustice all praised the album with its dance-ready electronic beats and pop sensibility. While the lead single "Just Dance" was blowing up in clubs all around the world, true to fashion Top 40 radio resisted until January of 2009 before the GaGa came crashing through their doors and forced them to add it to rotation or risk becoming irrelevant (not that they aren't already). The rest was history. Spawning four number singles and dance hits, LG was on a roll. By the end of the year, we were treated to "The Fame Monster," a collection of eight brand new songs with its lead single "Bad Romance" taking the lead. I fully expect to be hearing LG on the radio and in the clubs 24/7 throughout 2010. Make no mistake, she is a star of her own making and there just isn't anyone that can match her talent. In fact, when publicity whores like the Fred Phelps bible-thumping wingnuts clan get involved, you know she's doing something right! Starting things off, we got Beyonce's "Single Ladies" whose video spawned a million imitations. No doubt, she was at the top of her game in 2009 with chart-topping hits like, "Halo" and "Sweet Dreams" among many, that kept Beyonce in the news. We also have Lady GaGa's second release "Poker Face," which even got the 100-year-old Baba Wawa reciting the words "bluffin with my muffin" on national TV during an interview with the Chanel clad Princess of the dancefloor. You also get a double shot of Mariah and P!nk's latest. I'm still waiting for LaFace to release the absolutely beautiful "I Don't Believe You" as a single (fingers tapping on the desk). Unfortunately,
Well, I finally got my groove back and I have to say "it feels freaking fantabulous!" While there are still issues with iTunes (which I just received another email from them to let me know they haven't forgotten about me)and now my Facebook Fan Page, which I've decided to leave well enough alone, things are going relatively well with me in general. I'm still peddling away on the 'under the hood' issues for the sight, so I figure everything will hopefully fall into place in due time. I'm actually getting better at this patience thing, just take a deep breath and walk away. Come back in an hour or so and try again. Works pretty well. Normally, I like to mix up the different styles and genres within my BPM mixes, but this time I decided to separate them out. This first set is for all the mainstream electro-pop folks who like their radio favorites mixed for the dancefloor. Nothing wrong with that at all. As you skim down the track list, you may notice a couple of things. First, Mariah Carey; yes I was critical of her remake of the Foreigner classic "I Want to Know What Love Is", but I have to admit her vocals are spot on and she hasn't sounded this good in a long time. Sadly, Moto Blanco (who I would have tapped for the remix) sped the vocals up losing the actual flavor of the song. This is a big ballad with some serious undertones that deserve better than the Mickey Mouse rendition they delivered. That's not to say most of you won't like it, I just think something more dramatic is in order; maybe Tony Moran, Chris Cox; I'm just saying. The next thing you'll notice is my inclusion of Miley Cyrus' "Party in the U.S.A." I haven't been particularly nice to Miley on this site, only because I guess I'm way over the whole bubblegum scene. History has always manufactured huge stars targeting the Teen Beat crowd, so Miley's success comes as no surprise. Certainly, I've had my fair share of favorites over the years (Debbie Gibson comes to mind), so it wouldn't be fair of me to deny anyone else their right to enjoy it now. While I'm not ready to join Miley's fan club, I will admit that this song is sinfully delicious! While I generally enjoy all the songs in my mixes for one reason or another, as usual, there are a few diamonds that stand out and stick in my head like gum to the bottom of your shoe. Cindy Gomez' "Again and Again" is pure pop bliss, while Priscilla Renea's "Dollhouse" takes on a familiar theme while making it all her own. One of the biggest artists of the year, Agnes follows up "Release Me" with "I Need You" which is just as ear-pleasingly catchy. I'm not sure what the huge appeal to Agnes' kind of meat and potatoes pop is, but she sure has one hell of a writing team, if she isn't writing these songs herself. Taking the familiar piano riff used in "When Love Takes Over" by David Guetta and Kelly Rowland (another HUGE track from earlier this year) this is bound to be BIG. After the massive worldwide success of "In My Arms" from 2007, Plumb returns with a new album and single "Hang On" already destined for dancefloor glory. Packed with fantastic mixes by Dave Aude and Digital Dog, it's the Pete Hammond mix that blows my socks off. If you weren't fortunate enough to have lived through the second half of the 80s, Pete Hammond (who's been making the rounds on the circuit lately) was part of Stock, Aitken, and Waterman or better known as SAW. They churned out dozens of hits for Bananarama, Dead or Alive, Rick Astley and even Donna Summer amongst many others. Their signature sound could be heard not just on dancefloors but at Top 40 radio throughout the world. I'm happy to say that Pete, who has already been featured in previous BPM Editions, is back and quite possibly even better than before. He's taken the classic SAW sound and updated it for the today's dancefloors'. Despite my obvious bias, it's refreshing to hear something dropped in between the usual Bimbo Jones,
Well, I finally got my groove back and I have to say "it feels freaking fantabulous!" While there are still issues with iTunes (which I just received another email from them to let me know they haven't forgotten about me)and now my Facebook Fan Page, which I've decided to leave well enough alone, things are going relatively well with me in general. I'm still peddling away on the 'under the hood' issues for the sight, so I figure everything will hopefully fall into place in due time. I'm actually getting better at this patience thing, just take a deep breath and walk away. Come back in an hour or so and try again. Works pretty well. Normally, I like to mix up the different styles and genres within my BPM mixes, but this time I decided to separate them out. This first set is for all the mainstream electro-pop folks who like their radio favorites mixed for the dancefloor. Nothing wrong with that at all. As you skim down the track list, you may notice a couple of things. First, Mariah Carey; yes I was critical of her remake of the Foreigner classic "I Want to Know What Love Is", but I have to admit her vocals are spot on and she hasn't sounded this good in a long time. Sadly, Moto Blanco (who I would have tapped for the remix) sped the vocals up losing the actual flavor of the song. This is a big ballad with some serious undertones that deserve better than the Mickey Mouse rendition they delivered. That's not to say most of you won't like it, I just think something more dramatic is in order; maybe Tony Moran, Chris Cox; I'm just saying. The next thing you'll notice is my inclusion of Miley Cyrus' "Party in the U.S.A." I haven't been particularly nice to Miley on this site, only because I guess I'm way over the whole bubblegum scene. History has always manufactured huge stars targeting the Teen Beat crowd, so Miley's success comes as no surprise. Certainly, I've had my fair share of favorites over the years (Debbie Gibson comes to mind), so it wouldn't be fair of me to deny anyone else their right to enjoy it now. While I'm not ready to join Miley's fan club, I will admit that this song is sinfully delicious! While I generally enjoy all the songs in my mixes for one reason or another, as usual, there are a few diamonds that stand out and stick in my head like gum to the bottom of your shoe. Cindy Gomez' "Again and Again" is pure pop bliss, while Priscilla Renea's "Dollhouse" takes on a familiar theme while making it all her own. One of the biggest artists of the year, Agnes follows up "Release Me" with "I Need You" which is just as ear-pleasingly catchy. I'm not sure what the huge appeal to Agnes' kind of meat and potatoes pop is, but she sure has one hell of a writing team, if she isn't writing these songs herself. Taking the familiar piano riff used in "When Love Takes Over" by David Guetta and Kelly Rowland (another HUGE track from earlier this year) this is bound to be BIG. After the massive worldwide success of "In My Arms" from 2007, Plumb returns with a new album and single "Hang On" already destined for dancefloor glory. Packed with fantastic mixes by Dave Aude and Digital Dog, it's the Pete Hammond mix that blows my socks off. If you weren't fortunate enough to have lived through the second half of the 80s, Pete Hammond (who's been making the rounds on the circuit lately) was part of Stock, Aitken, and Waterman or better known as SAW. They churned out dozens of hits for Bananarama, Dead or Alive, Rick Astley and even Donna Summer amongst many others. Their signature sound could be heard not just on dancefloors but at Top 40 radio throughout the world. I'm happy to say that Pete, who has already been featured in previous BPM Editions, is back and quite possibly even better than before. He's taken the classic SAW sound and updated it for the today's dancefloors'. Despite my obvious bias, it's refreshing to hear something dropped in between the usual Bimbo Jones,
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