Month: August 2022

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Madonna, the undisputed Queen of Pop, has now entered the fourth chapter of her illustrious career. This phase, which is still unfolding, sees her working in collaboration with Warner Brothers to produce deluxe anniversary editions of her expansive catalog. Fans can look forward to the inclusion of her last three albums – MDNA, Rebel Heart, and Madame X – in the Warner Brothers collection starting in 2025.

What’s more, an autobiography movie is also in the pipeline, with Madonna herself set to direct. This venture promises to bring new insights into her fascinating life and career, and is eagerly anticipated by fans worldwide.

Even as she undertakes these new projects, the rumor mill suggests Madonna might be silently crafting a new album. Known for her love of touring and interacting with fans, it wouldn’t be surprising if she’s been channeling her creative energy into fresh music amidst her familial commitments.

Despite the modern musical landscape shifting towards a 90s House revival, Madonna’s influence on the dance genre over the decades is undeniable. Whether she’ll choose to revisit her dance roots in this current era remains to be seen, but knowing Madonna, any endeavor will be executed in her distinctive, spectacular style.

Although her reign as the Queen of Pop was most dominant in the 80s and 90s, Madonna’s success has never been confined to these decades. Her global hit “Hung Up” reached #1 in 41 countries, despite less enthusiasm from American radio, which often overlooks aging pop stars in favor of younger talent. Regardless, her success on Billboard’s Dance Club chart is testament to her enduring appeal and ability to craft irresistible dance hits.

With a staggering $1.31 billion grossed in touring revenue, Madonna is the third highest-earning touring act, surpassed only by The Rolling Stones and U2. Her iconic 1990 Blonde Ambition Tour set a new standard for live performances, becoming a blueprint for many subsequent artists.

Madonna’s most recent release, “Finally Enough Love“, celebrates her 50 #1 Dance songs. This Ultimate Dance Collection, a compilation of her biggest hits, is a treat for fans and is available for streaming on Spotify. The third volume of this collection features remixes from the albums Confessions on a Dance Floor through to Madame X, and includes fan-favorite tracks such as “God Control”, “Devil Pray”, “Future Lovers”, “Forbidden Love”, “Heartbreak City”, and “Masterpiece”, amongst others.

For those who can’t get enough of Madonna’s music, Party Favorz has been curating The Ultimate Bootleg Collection, which promises to be a fan-made extravaganza of Madonna remixes. Stay tuned for this exciting release next Saturday. In the meantime, immerse yourself in the sounds of the Ultimate Dance Collection and enjoy the best of Madonna.

Album: The Ultimate Dance Collection Vol. 3
Genre: Electro House, House, Future House, EDM, Progressive
Year: 2022
Total Time: 02:50:26

1. God Control (Offer Nissim Rosh Hashana Remix)

2. Ghosttown (Victor Dinaire & Bissen Remix)

3. Devil Pray (BrandonUK Universal Prayers Full Vocal Bootleg)

4. Miles Away (Johnny Vicious Club Mix)

5. Get Together (Danny Howells & Dick Trevor Kinkyfunk Mix)

6. Hung Up (SDP Extended Vocal)

7. Turn Up The Radio (Marco V Remix)

8. I Love New York (Unknown Mix)

9. Future Lovers (DirtyHands Extended Remix)

10. Celebration (Oakenfold Remix)

11. Forbidden Love (Isak Salazar Trance Mix)

12. Jump (Hitmixers Remix)

13. Dance 2Night (Peter Rauhofer Club Mix) [with Justin Timberlake]

14. Give It 2 Me (Paul Oakenfold Extended Mix)

15. Girl Gone Wild (Avicii’s UMF Mix)

16. Give Me All Your Luvin’ (Sultan & Ned Shepard Remix) [feat. Nicki Minaj & M.I.A.]

17. Bitch I’m Madonna (Rosabel’s Bitch Move Mix) [feat. Nicki Minaj]

18. Gang Bang (Tracy Young Private Mix)

19. I Don’t Search, I Find (DJ Paulo’s Private Runway Mix)

20. Revolver (Tracy Young ‘Shoot To Kill’ Vocal Mix) (No Rap)

21. Beat Goes On (Justin Fry Mix) [feat. Kanye West]

22. Superstar (Eddie Amador Mix)

23. Sorry (PSB Maxi-Mix)

24. 4 Minutes (Bob Sinclar Space Funk Remix) [with Justin Timberlake]

25. Crave (Tracy Young Remix) [feat. Swae Lee]

26. Living for Love (Ultimix)

27. HeartBreak City (Sagi Kariv Private Remix)

28. Masterpiece (DJ Yonce Remix)

29. I Rise (Tracy Young Pride Extended Remix)

30. Medellin (Offer Nissim Madame X In The Sphinx) [with Maluma]

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Get ready Madonna fans, because Madonna Month is still in full swing! And this time, we’re taking you on a journey through time with The Ultimate Dance Collection Volume 2. This collection is an absolute treasure trove of Madonna hits, so let’s dive right in.

This second volume comes with a unique twist – we’re revisiting hits like “Like A Prayer,” “Express Yourself,” “Keep It Together,” and “Vogue,” but this time in the form of Shep Pettibone‘s remixes. As an influential figure in the House Music scene, Shep’s remixes gave these Madonna classics a fresh new sound. His collaborations with Madonna, starting with remixes of her “Like A Prayer” album tracks, marked a significant shift in Madonna’s musical style, paving the way for her to experiment further with her work.

Madonna’s venture into the 90s was marked by not just musical growth, but also her ability to stir up controversy. Her greatest hits album, “The Immaculate Collection,” included the provocative “Justify My Love” – a video so controversial that MTV only aired it after midnight. But it wasn’t just about the controversy. This decade also saw Madonna delve deeper into House Music, Trip Hop, and Electronica, and collaborate with the likes of William Orbit.

The 90s also saw the release of Madonna’s “Erotica” and the controversial coffee table book “Sex.” Despite the backlash, Madonna remained unfazed, even addressing the criticism in “Human Nature” from “Bedtime Stories.”

The 90s and early Millennium brought us two distinct phases of Madonna, each marked by the influence of different DJs and producers. From Shep Pettibone’s era, we move to William Orbit, then onto Junior Vasquez, and finally to Victor Calderone and Peter Rauhofer – all staples of Madonna’s reign on the dancefloor.

In curating this set, I’ve tried to retain the original flow of the songs, with minor edits to improve clarity and cohesion. Notable mentions include “Bedtime Story,” “Secret,” and “Human Nature,” where certain segments have been edited to fit better into the overall landscape of the song.

One particular addition that’s worth mentioning is the Hex Hector remix of “The Power Of Good-Bye.” While this unofficial remix was not his style until the early millennium and likely created as part of his private collection, this version fits perfectly into the Trance and Progressive House era, making it a suitable addition to this collection. Aside from the that, the original limited release remixes were not exactly stellar.

This era of Madonna’s career holds a special place in my heart as it coincided with my own journey of self-discovery as I slowly stepped out of the closet. I’ve put an immense amount of work into creating this set, pouring more time into it than any other project in the past 15 years. I’ve strived for perfection, and I hope fellow Madonna fans will agree that this collection is truly exceptional.

So, sit back, relax, and enjoy this trip down memory lane with The Ultimate Dance Collection Volume 2. Here’s to more Madonna Month magic!

Album: The Ultimate Dance Collection Vol. 2
Genre: House, Progressive, Trance, Trip Hop
Year: 2022
Total Time: 04:08:01

1. Vogue (12″ Version)

2. Express Yourself (Non-Stop Express Mix)

3. Like A Prayer (12″ Dance Mix)

4. Jusitfy My Love (William Orbit Remix)

5. Erotica (Select Mix Remix)

6. Keep It Together (Shep Pettibone Mix)

7. Rescue Me (Ultimix)

8. Bye Bye Baby (Madonna’s Night On The Club)

9. Fever (Extended 12″)

10. Deeper And Deeper (David’s Klub Mix)

11. Bedtime Story (Junior’s Wet Dream Mix)

12. Die Another Day (Calderone & Quayle Afterlife Mix)

13. American Pie (Victor Calderone Vocal Club Mix)

14. Frozen (Extended Club Remix)

15. Ray Of Light (Calderone Club Mix)

16. Drowned World-Subsitute For Love (BT & Sasha’s Bucklodge Ashram Remix)

17. What It Feels Like For A Girl (Above & Beyond 12″ Club Mix)

18. The Power Of Good-Bye (Hex Hector Club Mix)

19. I Want You (Junior Vasquez Club Mix)

20. Love Profusion (The Passengerz Club Profusion)

21. Secret (Junior’s Sound Factory Mix)

22. Beautiful Stranger (Calderone Club Mix)

23. American Life (Peter Rauhofer’s American Anthem Part 2)

24. Love Don’t Live Here Anymore (Extended Journey)

25. Nothing Fails (Peter Rauhofer’s Classic House Mix)

26. Human Nature (Human Club Mix)

27. Nobody Knows Me (Peter Rauhofer’s Private Life Part 1)

28. Mother And Father (Peter Rauhofer’s Re-Invention)

29. Impressive Instant (Peter Rauhofer Universal Club Mix)

30. Hollywood (Calderone & Quayle Glam Mix)

31. Music (HQ2 12″ Main Mix)

32. Don’t Tell Me (Thunderpuss 2001 Hands In The Air Anthem)

33. Nothing Really Matters (Club 69 Vocal Club Mix)

34. Don’t Cry For Me Argentina (Miami Mix)