Month: June 2015

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If you’re feeling nostalgic for the time when dance floors pulsated with the kinetic energy of early 00s Dance Classics, Party Favorz has your fix. Continuing the soul-stirring journey through our Backspin series, we’ve curated the “Addicted to Bass,” a spiritual successor to our earlier set.

Dive into the abyss of hypnotic beats and reverberating basslines that shaped the turn of the millennium. The tracks we’ve handpicked for this installment are timeless, remaining as invigorating today as they were at the peak of their popularity.

Let’s delve into some of the gems this episode has to offer. Puretone’s “Addicted To Bass,” is a track that cascaded through speakers with an almost hypnotic allure, here spiced up by Differentgear’s unmistakable flair. Then you’ve got Celeda’s “The Underground,” an edgy staple of the early 00s, retouched by none other than Peter Rauhofer. This one’s a primal call to the dance floor if there ever was one. If you’re seeking more cerebral thrills, Kosheen’s “All In My Head” gives you that introspective vibe, enhanced by Planet Funk’s creative reimagining.

Of course, who can forget Fragma’s “Toca’s Miracle”? No Backspin collection would be complete without this pulsating anthem. This extended mix requires no tweaking—it’s a masterpiece in its own right. Then you have the sensual “Dove (I’ll Be Loving You)” by Moony, given an exotic layer by Stephane K. & John Creamer, and Rui Da Silva’s “Touch Me,” featuring Cassandra, which is amplified by Double 99’s touch.

Cassius’s “The Sound Of Violence” takes an invigorating turn with Narcotic Thrust’s intense club mix. And if you’re in the mood for a twist, you’ll appreciate Daniel Bedingfield’s “Gotta Get Thru This,” spruced up by Passengerz.

Don’t think we’re done with surprises. Ever heard rock blended with dance? Check out Coldplay’s “Clocks,” which Heaven & Earth Division remix into a dance floor revelation. Then there’s the whimsical yet poignant “They Say Vision” by Res, given a suave revamp by Robbie Rivera.

These early 00s Dance Classics offer a snapshot into an era where genres blended and musical norms were subverted. Whether it was the influence of DJs, who often took these tracks and turned them into transcendental experiences, or the original pulsating beats that made them classics, each tune in this Backspin episode speaks to a time of musical exploration and freedom.

So there it is, another enriching trip down the musical avenues of the past, serving both as a reflection of where we’ve been and an enduring testament to the staying power of quality dance music.

Until the next time…ENJOY!

Album : BackSpin | Addicted to Bass
Artists : Various
Genre : House Classics
Length : 1:26:21

1. Puretone – Addicted To Bass (Differentgear Mix)

2. Celeda – The Underground (Peter Rauhofer Original Mix)

3. Kosheen – All In My Head (Planet Funk Mix)

4. Sounds From The Ground Feat. Colein – Lean On Me (Mauve’s Dark Vocal Mix)

5. Fragma – Toca’s Miracle (Extended Mix)

6. Moony – Dove (I’ll Be Loving You) (Stephane K. & John Creamer Mix)

7. Rui Da Silva feat. Cassandra – Touch Me (Double 99 Club Mix)

8. Cassius – The Sound Of Violence (Narcotic Thrust Two Minute Warning Club Mix)

9. Daniel Bedingfield – Gotta Get Thru This (Passengerz Violation Vox Club Mix)

10. Brancaccio & Aisher – It’s Gonna Be… (A Lovely Day) (Bini & Martini Club Mix)

11. X-Press 2 feat. David Byrne – Lazy (Norman Cook Remix)

12. Iio – Rapture (Tastes So Sweet) (Original Mix)

13. Coldplay – Clocks (Heaven & Earth Division Remix)

14. Res – They Say Vision (Robbie Rivera’s Vocal Mix Part 2)

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Hey dance enthusiasts, we’ve cooked up something you won’t want to miss—a new set of BackSpins infused with early Millennial Dance Classics that still resonate today. Originally hailing from the zenith of dance music between 1999 and 2003, these tracks offer a cocktail of nostalgia with a dash of contemporary flair.

Initially, the plan was to package this sonic experience as a single set. But let’s be honest, when you’re dealing with early Millennial Dance Classics that exude both melodic depth and rhythmic complexity, it’s hard to limit yourself. So, we decided to let the beat breathe and split it into two incredible sets. Whether you were grooving to these beats back in the day or are a newcomer to the genre, these selections offer a timeless journey worth embarking upon.

Now, let’s dig into the essence of this set—its remixes and re-works. Take, for example, the version of “Breathe” by Telepopmusik. The mix we’ve featured here isn’t your typical extended cut; it’s a deftly crafted re-work by Sarlotte. This iteration preserves the essence of the original while enhancing it with a novel intro and outro. For those who seek both familiarity and a fresh spin, this one’s a keeper.

But the set doesn’t stop there. Goldtrix and Andrea Brown’s “It’s Love (Trippin’)” receives the Original EPTN Mix treatment, adding a robust layer to an already captivating track. Or take the case of Chicane’s “Saltwater” featuring Maire Brennan; the Tomski vs. Disco Citizens Remix takes the listener on a euphoric expedition across sonic landscapes.

Moreover, the enduring “Get It Together” by Seal takes on new heights courtesy of the Bill Hamel Vocal Mix. Here, Seal’s soulful vocals are further amplified, making the track a noteworthy inclusion in the pantheon of early Millennial Dance Classics. And speaking of vocals, Frou Frou’s “Breathe In” is enriched by the Watkins Vocal Mix, offering a textured ambiance that both captivates and intrigues.

Other gems in the mix include Beginerz’s “Reckless Girl”, Simply Red’s “Sunrise” remixed into an ATFC, and Layo & Bushwacka!’s “Love Story” accentuated by Tim Deluxe Remix. A special nod goes to the Narcotic Thrust with Yvonne John Lewis’s “Safe From Harm,” with the K-Klass Off Limits remix adding an extra layer of intrigue.

So, what’s the verdict? These early Millennial Dance Classics prove that well-crafted dance music ages like fine wine. Whether it’s the upbeat vibe of Dido’s “White Flag” given an edge by the Scumfrog Extended Mix or the haunting allure of Sono’s “Keep Control” under the Terry Lee Brown Jr’s Vocal Mix, each track offers something unique while echoing the zeitgeist of a bygone era.

Be sure to tune in tomorrow for part two of this dance floor odyssey.

Until the next time…ENJOY!

Album : BackSpin | Feels So Good
Artists : Various
Genre : House Classics
Length : 1:22:33

1. Telepopmusik – Breathe (Extended Mix)

2. Goldtrix feat. Andrea Brown – It’s Love (Trippin’) (The Original EPTN Mix)

3. Sonique – It Feels So Good (Original Breakbeat Mix)

4. Seal – Get It Together (Bill Hamel Vocal Mix)

5. Chicane feat. Maire Brennan – Saltwater (Tomski vs. Disco Citizens Remix)

6. Beginerz – Reckless Girl (Original Mix)

7. Dido – White Flag (Scumfrog Extended Mix)

8. Frou Frou – Breathe In (Watkins Vocal Mix)

9. Sono – Keep Control (Terry Lee Brown Jr’s Vocal Mix)

10. Simply Red – Sunrise (ATFC Morning Glory Remix)

11. ATB – 9PM (Till I Come) (Club Mix)

12. Layo & Bushwacka! – Love Story (Tim Deluxe Remix)

13. Dirty Vegas – Days Go By (Full Vocal Mix)

14. Narcotic Thrust feat. Yvonne John Lewis – Safe From Harm (K-Klass Off Limits Mixshow Edit)