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Party Favorz is thrilled to deliver yet another colossal set, overflowing with classic disco hits. These all-time favorites have been tastefully retouched to resonate with today's discerning listeners.



Intriguingly, I've discovered that numerous well-known dance tracks from the 90s and early 2000s have borrowed notable elements from these lesser-known disco songs. For instance, the musical riff from John Davis & The Monster Orchestra's "Bourgie', Bourgie'" is unmistakably present in Gustavo Santaolalla's chart-topping club hit "The Wings" from "Brokeback Mountain." Another is Gary Gang's "Let's Lovedance Tonight," which heavily influenced the hit "Can't Get Enough" by Soulsearcher.



There's a plethora of direct and indirect references drawn from these golden era tracks. You'll notice the distinct riff from "You Don't Know Me" by Armand Van Helden appearing in several songs. The dance duo Freemasons even borrowed heavily from Jackie Moore's "This Time Baby" for their track "Love On My Mind."



In this compilation, I've purposefully included some less familiar but highly impactful tracks,