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Party Favorz is back with our latest Peak Hour mix that's bound to have many of you salivating. This set continually evolved until the right mix of tracks were released to meet the high standards this podcast strives for.



For the most part, Come Together leans heavily into Tech House with a generous side portion of dark House Music. We threw in a couple of dreamy Breaks tracks (Franky Wah's "Come Together" and Sub Focus & Wilkinson's "Just Hold On") to open and close the set and added only one techno and progressive house song.



A LOT OF CLASSIC SONGS BEING SAMPLED



There are a litany of classic Disco, 90's House and even pop songs that are sampled in this set. So many, that it would take forever to point them all out to you. Some, you'll pick up straight away, while others will sound familiar but you can't quite put your finger on them. No matter — it's all good.



THE REMAKE OF A CLASSIC TRACK



Perhaps the biggest song of at the moment is the PAX remake of the Rui Da Silva (featuring Cassandra) early millennium classic "Touch Me." It took awhile for me to really appreciate it as the vocals kept throwing me off. Cassandra had this distinctive rasp in her voice that really gave the original its deep, dark, and sexy appeal. In fact, the original was so well done that it would fit nicely in any set today and no one would none the wiser that its 20 years old.



However, the version on YouTube that has over 31 million views is considerably faster th...