Madonna

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Celebrating the incomparable Madonna – from pop royalty, successful businesswoman, and arena sensation to her provocative persona and controversial status. These tribute mixes pay homage to the artist who has captivated millions, sold countless albums, and maintained a devoted following. Our unwavering loyalty speaks volumes. All HAIL the QUEEN!

A high-contrast black-and-white close-up shows a glamorously styled woman with waved platinum hair, red lips, jeweled earrings and a cross necklace, her face half-turned toward a mirror reflection; artwork for the Party Favorz episode "Diva Hall of Fame: Madonna Celebration 2013 (The Diva Series).

Madonna Celebration 2013 | The Diva Series

After a failed promise to binge on the Material Girl this week, I’m at least keeping one promise to bring you a brand-spanking-new set chock-full of Madonna goodness.

Every crazed fan of Madonna knows there are a plethora of bootleg remixes o…

Madonna circa 2010 with a conductor hat for the Diva Series 2010

Madonna’s Birthday Mix 2010: A Timeless Fusion of Beats and Melodies

It’s almost impossible to talk about the history of dance music without mentioning Madonna, the indisputable Queen of Pop. Known for her evergreen presence and unmatched influence in the world of music, Madonna has had numerous songs reimagined …

A high-contrast purple and silver collage centered on a posed blonde woman with layered necklaces and an off-shoulder top, surrounded by smaller repeated headshots, a filmstrip and large stylized text, with a visible www.partyfavorz.net watermark; artwork for the Party Favorz episode "Diva Hall of Fame: Madonna Cool Down Mix (2008).

Madonna | Cool Down Mix | The Diva Series

In 2008, my friend Leann asked if I would make some Madonna mixes in honor of her 50th birthday. Leann was planning on hosting a benefit birthday bash at a local bar to try to raise money for some cause that escapes me at the moment.

Happy to…

Madonna and Me: Melt Down Mix Volume 2

The Second Half of My First Madonna MixWhen I originally created Melt Down Mix in 2008, restraint clearly wasn’t part of the equation. The mix clocked in at more than four hours. This may have seemed perfectly reasonable to me at the time. However, it was always much too long for a single set.Years later, …Read More