Aretha Franklin first earned her spot in the Diva Hall of Fame back in 2016. Diving into her extensive discography—much of which predates my own musical awakening—left me utterly captivated. It's not just house music or the dance genres celebrated on Party Favorz that fascinate me; I'm a music aficionado through and through. My love spans everything from Motown to Stax, Soul, Disco, New Wave, Hard Rock, Punk, Country, and Pop. Franklin stands out as a monumental figure in my musical landscape. Whether I need a boost or I'm already riding a high, her songs are my go-to. Her vocal prowess and stylistic versatility are unmatched, and her influence during the politically charged 60s—when civil rights and anti-war protests were front and center—makes her deserving of her title, the Queen of Soul. Although Party Favorz focuses predominantly on dance music, Franklin's contributions to the genre shouldn't be underestimated. While she wasn't initially part of the dance music scene, her foray into it began in the early 80s with the disco classic "Jump To It" and later in the decade after switching Clive Davis' Arista Records on hits like "Freeway of Love," "Who's Zoomin' Who," and "Another Night." These songs showed her knack for genre fluidity. By the early 90s, Franklin had truly ventured into House Music, thanks to the C + C Music Factory's remix of "A Deeper Love" from the "Sister Act 2" soundtrack. This track has not only become a staple in DJ sets but is also an iconic anthem for the LGBTQ+ community. Worth noting is how today's DJs are reviving many of Franklin's earlier hits for new audiences. These songs are often sampled and remixed, creating a bridge between her legacy and contemporary dance music. This updated set is an extension of her original Diva Hall of Fame induction, and it incorporates new releases and alternate versions that weren't initially featured. As I heard about Franklin's illness, I felt compelled to revisit and expand this collection. I won't lie; blending these diverse genres was a complex undertaking, but it's been a labor of love. Today, Party Favorz honors Aretha Franklin, an undisputed icon in American music history, in the only way we know how. With utmost love and R-E-S-P-E-C-T, ladies and gentlemen, I present the incredible Aretha Franklin. Until the next time...ENJOY! Since the passing of Miss Aretha, there were several more remixes that dropped and suddenly, the second edition of her Diva Hall of Fame (and now Legacy) entries felt incomplete. I've since gone back and reworked the entire mix with the new entries and remastered everything for an overall better listening experience. I hope you enjoy this as much as I did making it.  Donate and keep the party going! Album : Aretha Franklin [1942 - 2018] | Legacy Genre : House, Soul Year : 2018 Total Time : 2:17:32 1. Chain Of Fools (Shimi Sonic Remix) 2. Think (91 Remix) 3. Here We Go Again (Morales Classic Mix) 4. Rolling In The Deep (The Aretha Version) (Wideboys Club Mix) 5. A Rose Is Still A Rose (Hex Hector Club Mix) 6. You Keep Me Hangin' On (Terry Hunter Extended Remix) 7. Get It Right (DJ 'S' Bootleg Remix) 8. Jump To It (Twism & B3RAO Mix) 9. I'm Every Woman [Respect] (Eric Kupper Club Mix) 10. Everyday People (Shep Pettibone People Remix) 11. Jump (MG Edit by Afshin & Kiss My Black Jazz) 12. A Deeper Love (C+C Hot Mix) 13. I Knew You Were Waiting (BodyAlive Remix) [with George Michael] 14. Another Night (12'' Dance Mix) 15. Freeway Of Love (DJ LGV Funky House Remix) 16. The Only Thing Missin' (Furilla Remix) 17. Spanish Harlem (Digital Visions Re-Edit) 18. I Will Survive (The Aretha Version) (Terry Hunter Extended Remix) 19. Who's Zoomin Who (Dirty Disco Private Remix) 20. Think (Kraak & Smaak Club Mix) 21. Respect (Discotizer's Jacked Up Remix) 22. A Deeper Love (Sam Halabi Remix) 23. Baby, I Love You (Sammy Senior Remix) 24.

Tina Turner (born Anna Mae Bullock on November 26, 1939) — the trailblazing, irrepressible "Queen of Rock 'n' Roll" — has passed away. Her impact on music and pop culture cannot be overstated. In her honor, Party Favorz is reposting her induction into the Diva Hall of Fame, celebrating a life and career that transcended and redefined boundaries. From the turbulent beginnings as Ike & Tina Turner's dynamic frontwoman, she rose from the ashes of an abusive relationship to shine as a solo performer. Tina's influence reached across genres, nations, and generations. Her 1984 breakthrough album, "Private Dancer," catapulted her to the apex of music stardom, establishing her as a powerhouse with an indomitable spirit and a voice that left an indelible mark on the world of music. Throughout her career, Tina Turner accrued an impressive list of accolades: 12 Grammy Awards, recognition as the first black artist to grace Rolling Stone's cover, inductions into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and standing among the best-selling artists of all time. Turner never stopped pushing boundaries, not even in her twilight years. She embarked on a worldwide tour from 2008 - 2009, followed by the "Tina! 50th Anniversary Tour," which stood as the 9th highest grossing tour of 2009. Tina Turner's contribution to music wasn't confined to rock and roll. Her work found resonance on dance floors in the 80s and 90s, thanks to extended dance versions and remixes of her songs, which bridged the gap to the emerging house music scene. Notably, "When the Heartache Is Over" from her final album "Twenty Four Seven" found major success after being remixed for the dancefloor. Not just a musical phenomenon, Tina Turner also emerged as a gay icon, commanding a massive fan following within the LGBTQ+ community. This recognition led to her well-deserved induction into the Diva Hall of Fame. As we remember Tina Turner, we acknowledge her vast musical catalogue that encompassed various styles, genres, and tempos. Her music was a testament to her talent, transcending boundaries and blending effortlessly into various musical landscapes. Tonight, as HBO re-airs the documentary "Tina," we bid farewell to this musical maverick. At 80, Tina Turner leaves behind a legacy that is as grand as it is inspiring. She gifted the world six decades of her unique sound, leaving an indelible mark on music and culture. As we honor the incomparable Tina Turner's entry into the Diva Hall of Fame, we remember and celebrate her life, her exceptional career, and the joy she brought into our lives. Tina, you will be sorely missed. Rest in peace, Queen. Donate and keep the party going! Album : Tina Turner | The Diva Series Genre : 80's Dance, House Music, Dance Club Year : 2021 Total Time : 2:26:18 1. Disco Inferno (Rockamerica Remix) 2. When The Heartache Is Over (Metro Mix) 3. Foreign Affair (One In A Million Club Mix) 4. Steamy Windows (Justin Strauss House Mix) 5. What's Love Got To Do With It (Amice Remix) [with Kygo] 6. On Silent Wings (Soul Solution Club Mix) 7. When The Heartache Is Over (Hex Hector Club Mix) 8. We Dont Need Another Hero (DJ Red Remix) 9. Never In Your Wildest Dreams (Deep Dish Paradise Mix) [with Barry White] 10. Missing You 2020 (DJ Amanda vs. Sonny Fodera Remix) 11. The Best (Dirty Disco Classic Rework) 12. Whatever You Want (Todd Terry Mix) 13. Goldeneye (David Morales Club Mix) 14. Better Be Good to Me (Extended 12" Remix) 15. Break Every Rule (Dance Mix) 16. Private Dancer (Deibys Marquez Private Mix) 17. Afterglow (12" Vocal Dance Mix) 18. Why Must We Wait Until Tonight (DJ DemiProducer Remix) 19. One Of The Living (Special Club Mix) 20. Typical Male (Manack Extended Remix) 21. Let's Stay Together (Hot Tracks Remix) 22. I Don't Wanna Fight (Urban Overnight Mix) 23. Two People (The Ben Liebrand Mix) 24.

Donna Summer, the queen of Disco, a name synonymous with the divas of the music industry, has rightfully earned her place in the prestigious Diva Hall of Fame. Alongside icons like Diana Ross, Cher, and Madonna, Donna Summer's legacy as the Queen of Disco is undisputed. With the recent release of the Neil Bogart biopic "Spinning Gold," which chronicles the illustrious career of this visionary pop music hitmaker, who also happened to be the head of one of the most successful music labels capitalizing on the Disco trend of the 1970s, and the upcoming HBO documentary titled "Love To Love You," which features never-before-seen photographs and video footage shot by Miss Summer herself and has extensive involvement from her daughter Brooklyn Sudano, Party Favorz, felt it was finally time to pay tribute to the most important part of Donna Summer's career and her timeless songs that earned her the title "Queen of Disco." Previous tribute sets to Donna Summer by Party Favorz featured the original versions of her songs. However, due to the nature of the way songs were created in the past, with live orchestras and bands, the tempos were not always conducive to modern DJ mixing. This was evident in her retrospective album "On The Radio" released in 1980, where the label released a mixed version of the songs in an edited format, using synthesized effects in between songs to create the illusion of a mix. Party Favorz, took on the challenge of editing the original versions into a continuous mix that utilized more of the lengthy originals, staying true to the original sound of Donna Summer's music, and the result was fantastic. This revisited series of Donna Summer's music also delves into her often-overlooked repertoire from the 1980s, a mixed bag of hits and misses. However, when Donna Summer nailed it, she did so with great fanfare, and Party Favorz wanted to showcase these gems, allowing listeners to experience more of her songs as they were originally released for the dance floor. With some dramatic tempo changes in the songs, Party Favorz got creative in finalizing the track order to ensure a seamless listening experience for Donna Summer's devoted fans, who are sure to be pleased with the final product. Donna Summer's career had a resurgence in the late 1990s, resulting in an entirely new era for her music. While Party Favorz has previously released what was thought to be the ultimate collection of this period, the continuous release of new modern-day remixes of her biggest hits has prompted a second volume, set to drop later this year, to capture this ongoing evolution of Donna Summer's music. It's worth mentioning that Party Favorz relied heavily on Digital Visions edits for this set, as DJ Freddy, the mastermind behind Digital Visions, was instrumental in the creation of the Ultimate Trash Disco series and has contributed many never-before-released edits for Donna Summer's music in this release. DJ Freddy is currently battling cancer and, as healthcare costs in the United States can be exorbitant, Party Favorz encourages fans to contribute to his GoFundMe page to help offset the costs of his treatment and show support for this esteemed DJ and music enthusiast. Donna Summer's indelible mark on the music industry as the Queen of Disco is undeniable, and this tribute to her iconic music is a testament to her enduring legacy. Her songs continue to captivate audiences around the world, and her influence on the music landscape will never fade. Donate and keep the party going! Album: Queen of Disco | The Casablanca Years Revisited Artists: Donna Summer Genre: Disco Length: 02:25:58 1. Love To Love You Baby (Barry Harris 2021 Remix) 2. Could It Be Magic (Digital Visions Re-Edit) 3. Try Me [I Know We Can Make It] (Digital Visions Re-Edit) 4. Spring Affair (Digital Visions Re-Edit) 5. Rumor Has It (Digital Visions Re-Edit) 6. I Love You (Digital Visions Re-Edit) 7.

Emerging on the dance music scene over a decade ago, Germany's Tino Piontek—better known as Purple Disco Machine—has carved a unique niche for himself in the realm of electronic dance music. An artist who refuses to be pigeonholed, Piontek has managed to remain on the cutting edge while dipping his toes into various sub-genres. The Purple Disco Machine project first gained traction in 2009, rooted in a distinct Deep Funk-branded Disco House music style. Although the initial journey had its ups and downs, it was the 2013 release of "My House" that marked a turning point. The track topped the Beatport Deep House charts and became a defining moment that signaled his arrival in the mainstream. Purple Disco Machine's star really started to soar in 2018. A particular highlight was his ingenious reworking of "Male Stripper" by Man 2 Man called "(Dished) Male Stripper", that utilized one of many riffs from the iconic Loleatta Holloway. This remix effortlessly blended the camp of the original 90s techno track with a pulsating, contemporary beat, winning acclaim in both underground and mainstream dance clubs. It even earned a spot on our "Top Dance Songs of the Year" series. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3I5SKItOWeI Beyond these accomplishments, he's showcased an exceptional range of adaptability. The artist has worked with a plethora of dance music's crème de la crème, from Jamiroquai and New Order to Faithless and Claptone. His transformative power as a producer has allowed songs by Hercules & Love Affair, Sigma with Paloma Faith, and even our personal favorite, Shapeshifters, to get a new lease on life on the dance floor. And it's not just his older works that keep us intrigued; he's also turned his creative flair towards newer chart-toppers. From the soulful beats of Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande's "Rain On Me" to the pulsing energy of Weiss' "Feel My Needs," his Midas touch seems to know no bounds. With each collaboration or remix, he reimagines the musical landscape, as seen with The Human League's "Don't You Want Me," Claptone & Mylo's "Drop The Pressure," and the latest offering, "Hypnotized," featuring Sophie & The Giants. Purple Disco Machine has crafted a unique Funky House style that seamlessly integrates into multiple genres. Far from being pigeonholed, his musical approach works wonders with pop anthems and underground House tracks alike. He has a particular affinity for Indie artists such as Hercules & Love Affair and Sophie & The Giants. This chameleon-like ability allows him to take any track, whether it's an iconic classic or an overlooked gem, and transform it into an irresistible dance floor magnet. While some may argue that he lacks a 'signature style,' this eclectic range is precisely what makes PDM so captivating. Each production he touches—be it NuDisco, Deep House, Classic House, or Indie Dance—emerges reinvigorated, making his music not only hard to categorize but utterly engaging to listen to. This feature is not intended as a career epitaph but rather a tribute to an artist who is clearly on an upward trajectory. Madonna, if you're scanning the musical landscape for your next collaborator, you might want to consider this gem of a producer. As for the rest of us, we can't wait to see where his explorative sonic spirit takes him next. Cheers to Purple Disco Machine—here's to a future filled with more foot-stomping, booty-shaking, crowd-pleasing magic! Until the next time...ENJOY! Donate and keep the party going! Album: Catching Up with Purple Disco Machine Genre: Disco House, NuDisco, Indie Dance Year: 2021 Total Time: 03:22:46 1. Exotica (Club Mix) [with Mind Enterprises] 2. Purple Disco Maschine - L.O.V.E (Mixshow Edit) [with Boris Dlugosch] 3. My House (Original Mix) 4. Do You Feel the Same [Hercules & Love Affair] 5. Yo! (Original Mix) 6. Giant [Calvin Harris & Rag 'N' Bone Man] 7. Rain On Me [Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande] 8.

We've arrived at the final chapter of our monumental journey through the awe-inspiring career of Tony Moran, with the fourth and final volume of the Ultimate Tony Moran Legacy series. Each volume so far has been a lesson in Moran's unmatched versatility and influence, and this grand finale is no exception. Opening with Judy Torres' "Hell No," we're reminded of Tony Moran's unique skill in balancing the line between underground cred and mainstream visibility. His treatment of Torres' energetic vocals is more than just a remix; it's an electrifying sonic experience that elevates the track to a club anthem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHzp4oWh1p0 But why stop there? Moran's mastery extends to pop princess Christina Aguilera with her hit "Ain't No Other Man." He has the magical ability to inject a new life into any track, turning it into an inescapable dance floor magnet. Another hallmark of Moran's career has been his work with some of the industry's most soulful voices, exemplified by his remix of Rihanna's "Russian Roulette." His remix isn't just a twist on the original; it's a powerful reimagining that adds a pulsing, irresistible beat, transforming it into a bona fide dance-floor classic. If ever there was a tune to light up the night, it's Erin Hamilton's "The Flame 2008." In Moran's capable hands, the song is reborn into a sonic tapestry that flares with passion and groove. Moving onto Kristine W’s “The Power of Music,” we find Tony Moran's handprints all over this masterpiece. He twists and turns the original composition into a musical narrative that effortlessly fits into the thematic richness of the Ultimate Tony Moran Legacy series. Ah, but who could forget the sassy Rosabel with Jeanie Tracy on "Cha Cha Heels"? Moran taps into the infectious energy of the track, adding an extra layer of glitter and grandeur that only he could pull off. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-9OE0ZYTkw For those who remember the booming voice of Martha Wash on Tony Moran's "Free People," this final volume is an auditory feast. It reaffirms Moran's genius for drawing out the soul from within, transforming already vibrant tracks into divine dance anthems. The volume rounds out with "Perfect Bitch," a collaboration with Jason Walker. This track brings us full circle, encapsulating Moran's trademark fusion of vigorous beats and authentic artistry. What we've learned from this four-volume series is that Tony Moran's contributions to dance music are immeasurable. He's more than a remixer or a DJ; he's a musical force that has shaped the past, the present, and will undoubtedly continue to influence the future of the genre. As we close the final chapter of this series, it's clear that Tony Moran's legacy is far from over. He's a living legend who has sculpted the world of dance music in his image, and for that, we can only stand and applaud. Until the next time...ENJOY! Donate and keep the party going! Album: The Ultimate Tony Moran Legacy | Volume 4 Genre: Circuit, Tribal, House Year: 2021 Total Time: 02:29:43 1. TM feat. Frenchie Davis - You Are (TM & Warren Rigg Club Anthem) 2. Amy Grant - Stay For Awhile (TM & Warren Rigg Destination Club Anthem) 3. Judy Torres - Hell No (TM & Warren Rigg Club Mix) 4. Christina Aguilera - Ain't No Other Man (TM & Jody Den Broeder Anthem Mix) 5. Mika - Relax, Take It Easy (Moran & Rigg Club Mix) 6. Sa-Fire - Don't Break My Heart 2002 (TM's Anthem Mix) 7. Rihanna - Russian Roulette (TM & Warren Rigg Pounding Club Remix) 8. Erin Hamilton - The Flame 2008 (TM & Warren Rigg Club Mix) 9. Kristine W feat. The Legendary Rapper Big Daddy Kane - The Power Of Music (TM ML Club) 10. Ron Perkov - Live Luv Dance (TM Full Mix) 11. Rosabel with Jeanie Tracy - Cha Cha Heels (TM + Warren Rigg Remix) 12. TM feat. Debby Holiday - I Like You (TM & Warren Rigg Remix) 13. Selena Gomez & The Scene - Who Says (TM & Warren Rigg Club Remix) 14.

Welcome back to the third volume of our Ultimate Tony Moran Legacy series, where we delve even further into the extraordinary oeuvre of Tony Moran. With each set, it becomes abundantly clear that Moran isn't just a one-hit-wonder; he's an industry titan whose flair for remixing and production has left an indelible mark on dance music. Moran's breadth of work is impressive, to say the least. Whether contributing tracks for his own "Event" compilations or lending his Midas touch to other artists, he's accumulated an astonishing number of chart-topping songs—many reaching the zenith of the Dance Club charts, while others have conquered various other charts, including the illustrious Hot 100. Tony Moran is more than just a studio genius; he's a stage phenomenon. Over the years, his live performances have gained almost mythical status, drawing packed houses worldwide. In many ways, he's paved the way for the next generation of DJ-producer-entertainers like Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Skrillex, and Avicii, who've transitioned their talents from the studio to colossal live shows. Let's talk about some of the spectacular songs that are featured in this volume. "Real Love" by Deborah Cooper is a testament to Moran's ability to infuse classic house elements with a modern touch. Then there's "Keep Your Body Workin'" featuring Martha Wash, which has become an anthemic number that resonates across dance floors. Annie Lennox's "Into The West" takes on a new dimension under Moran's expert touch, transforming it into a dance track that retains its original emotional power. Ben Platt’s "Waving Through A Window," featuring the Original Broadway Cast of Dear Evan Hansen, showcases Moran's knack for traversing genres. He managed to turn a Broadway ballad into a danceable tune without losing an ounce of its raw emotion. Jennifer Lopez's "Qué Hiciste" gets a sultry, rhythmic overhaul that showcases J.Lo's vocal prowess in a completely new light. Moran’s remix of "Give It Up" by Kevin Aviance is a pulsating extravaganza, and “I’d Rather Be Me” from the cast of Mean Girls is a delightful surprise, as he spins its youthful energy into dance gold. In conclusion, Tony Moran is not just surviving in this industry; he’s thriving and evolving. Each set in this Legacy series reveals another layer of his multifaceted talents, and this third volume is no different. We're excited to showcase these and many more tracks that exemplify the genius of Tony Moran—a legend whose legacy only continues to grow. Until the next time...ENJOY! Donate and keep the party going! Album: The Ultimate Tony Moran Legacy | Volume 3 Genre: Circuit, Tribal, House Year: 2021 Total Time: 02:34:22 . Becky Baeling - If You Love Me (Tony & Mac's Semolinic Adventure Club Vocal Mix) 2. TM feat. Deborah Cooper - Live You All Over (TM-Deep Influence & Brian-Cua Mix) 3. TM, Giuseppe D. & SugarHouse Crew - Blow The Top Off (Original Mix) 4. Sun - Gone (TM & Jody Den Broeder Mixshow Edit) 5. Kaci Battaglia - Crazy Possessive (TM & Warren Rigg Dirty Fun Club Mix) 6. Darren Hayes - Step Into The Light (TM Full Mix) 7. John LePage feat. Niki Haris - Not Enough (TM & Warren Riggs Club Mix) 8. Celeda - Vibe'N (TM & Deep Influence Remix) 9. TM feat. Martha Wash - Keep Your Body Workin' (Ralphi Rosario Extended Remix) 10. Annie Lennox - Into The West (TM Unreleased Private Mix) 11. Utada - Come Back To Me (TM & Warren Rigg Club Mix) 12. Ben Platt feat. Original Broadway Cast Of Dear Evan Hansen - Waving Through A Window (TM Extended Club Remix) 13. Caroline Lund - When You Tell Me That You Love Me (A New Day TM Club Mix) 14. Jennifer Lopez - Qué Hiciste (TM Remix) 15. Cast Of Mean Girls - I'd Rather Be Me (TM Remix) 16. Brian Justin Crum feat. Toy Armada & DJ Grind - Show Me Love (TM's All Love Mix) 17. TM feat. Anastacia - If I Was Your Boyfriend (TM & Warren Rigg Dance Club Mix) 18. Taylor Dayne - How Many (TM Mix)

As Tony Moran marched into the 21st century, his artistic brilliance only intensified, shining even more luminously than before. Moran has skillfully remixed a bevy of the era's most resplendent tunes, crafting a discography that reads like an exclusive guest list to our own Diva Hall of Fame. The need to enumerate these names is superfluous—they're all here, captured in the undulating grooves of his masterful remixes. Rather than segmenting Moran's prolific output over the past two decades, this volume opts for a rich blend, offering fans a seamless tapestry that spans 22 illustrious years. His career, far from waning, shows every sign of thriving, still pulsating with new energy. Let's talk about some songs that have been immortalized by Moran's magic touch. Take Oceana's "Body Rock" for example—a track that already has its merits but has been elevated to a whole new level under his skilled hands. Moran’s mix introduces an electrifying charge that makes the dance floor virtually irresistible. Or consider his reimagining of Deborah Cox's "Easy as Life," where Moran unravels the very fabric of the song and reweaves it with threads of auditory gold. The result? An anthem that beckons, ignites, and resonates in the soul. Rihanna's "Unfaithful" carries the emotional weight of its lyrics, but Moran adds an entirely new layer of complexity, giving the tune a unique twist that fits perfectly in any club environment. Then there's "Heaven's What I Feel" by Gloria Estefan, where Moran not only preserves the song's initial zest but also enhances it, infusing an extra dose of euphoria into its melody. And who could ignore his collaborative opus, "Magic," featuring the formidable Jennifer Holliday? This track is more than just a song; it's an experience, a wave of sounds that wash over you, leaving you drenched in its spellbinding allure. Songs by Diva Hall of Famers like Mariah Carey’s “Don’t Forget About Us,” Donna Summer’s “You’re So Beautiful,” and Cher's “Take It Like A Man” have also been graced by Moran’s inimitable style, further solidifying his place as a living legend in the world of dance music. What has become abundantly clear is that Tony Moran is not merely a producer or a remixer. He is an alchemist, skillfully transforming already exquisite tracks into new forms of sonic gold. His career, a shining beacon in the dance music universe, promises even more astounding works to come. It's with a sense of awe and immense respect that Party Favorz honors the multifaceted Tony Moran with this volume, an essential installment in our Legacy series. Until the next time…ENJOY! Donate and keep the party going! Album: The Ultimate Tony Moran Legacy | Volume 2 Genre: Circuit, Tribal, House Year: 2021 Total Time: 04:24:50 1. TM feat. Jason Walker - So Happy (TM & Deep Influence Club Remix) 2. TM feat. Kimberly Davis - You're Good For Me (Barry Harris Ultra Mix) 3. Oceana - Body Rock (TM & Warren Rigg Loves Manny Mix) 4. Raw Deal - Party Time (TM Remix) 5. Angel Clivillés - Show Me (TM Album Mix) 6. TM & The Party Starters - Jump MF (Motha Fucka) (Moran-Rigg Super Mash) 7. Jason Walker - Set It Free (TM Club Remix) 8. Madonna - Get Together (TM & Jody Den Broeder Club Mix) 9. U2 - Pride (In The Name of Love) (TM & Jody Den Broeder Anthem Club Mix) 10. Katharine McPhee - Love Story (TM & Warren Rigg Soul Banger Club Remix) 11. Ne-Yo - Beautiful Monster (TM & Warren Rigg Save The Soul Club) 12. TM feat. Jason Walker - Say Yes (TM & Deep Influence Club Mix) 13. Deborah Cox - Easy as Life [Theme From 'Aida'] (TM & Warren Rigg Club Mix) 14. Bond-Age - Die Another Day (TM Mix) 15. Erika Jayne - Stars (TM & Warren Rigg's Peak Club Mix) 16. TM - Cafe Con Alegria (Extended Mix) 17. SASANYA - Zum Zum (TM Remix) 18. Rihanna - Unfaithful (TM Club Mix) 19. Nicki Richards - Bring The Love (TM & Warren Rigg Anthem Mix) 20. TM & Dani Toro feat.

Revered DJ, producer, and remixer Tony Moran has been a formidable force in the dance music universe for over 30 years. With an illustrious career that boasts two Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart-toppers in 2007 alone—"Walk Away" featuring Kristine W and "Keep Your Body Working" featuring Martha Wash—Moran is no stranger to the pinnacle of success. To date, he's scored a staggering seven U.S. Billboard Dance Club Songs number-one hits, punctuated by four chart dominators in the years 2016 and 2017. Don't mistake him as just another remix producer; Moran is the man behind iconic reimaginings of tunes from music royalty like Janet Jackson, Madonna, George Michael, and Mariah Carey, just to name a few. In the '90s, when luminaries like David Morales, Junior Vasquez, or Hex Hector were otherwise engaged, Moran was the go-to genius. His reputation ascended even further as the millennium progressed, filling the void left by Morales, Vasquez, and the reclusive Hector. Collaborations with Jody Den Broeder and Warren Rigg yielded anthems that have defined a generation. And let's get this straight—his '90s oeuvre was no mere stepping stone. His craftsmanship then was as impeccable as it is now, capturing the essence of the dancefloor while adding his own unique flair. His groundbreaking remix of Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On," replete with pounding tribal beats and electrifying synths, became an instant queer anthem, arguably even outdoing Hex Hector himself. Beyond remixes, Moran has also dropped albums featuring diva collaborations that were seismic events in their own right. The resultant club anthems were pure fire, drenching dance floors globally in euphoria and sweat. Moran's name drew colossal crowds worldwide, cementing him as one of the first 'Superstar DJs' alongside legends like Tiesto. Still riding high, Tony Moran continues to churn out chart-busting hits for artists like Jason Walker and Martha Wash. With his roots tracing back to the art of mixtape edits—much like what we at Party Favorz started with—it's a tremendous honor to welcome the multi-talented Tony Moran into our esteemed Legacy series. Until the next time...ENJOY! Donate and keep the party going! Album: The Ultimate Tony Moran Legacy | Volume 1 Genre: Circuit, Tribal, House Year: 2021 Total Time: 03:35:45 1. Patti LaBelle - Shoe Was On The Other Foot (Moran's Miss Patti's Anthem) 2. Jordan Hill - For The Love Of You (Moran Club Mix) 3. George Michael - Fastlove (TM & Deep Influence "Forget Me Not" Anthem) 4. Exposé - Point Of No Return (TM Remix Edit) 5. Michael Jackson - Blood On The Dance Floor (TM's Switchblade Mix) 6. Tina Arena - Chains (TM's S&M Mix) 7. Whitney Houston - Step By Step (TM Diva X Diva Mix) 8. Dreams Come True - Song Of Joy (TM Remix) 9. Barry Manilow - I'd Really Love To See You Tonight (TM Circuit Mix) 10. Kenny G - Havana (TM Club Mix) 11. Gloria Estefan - I'm Not Giving You Up (TM 12" Remix) 12. Gustavo Santaolalla - The Wings ("Brokeback Mountain" Theme) (Manny Lehman, TM & Warren Rigg Collaboration Remix) 13. Slash feat. Marta Sanchez - Obsession (Moran Club Mix) 14. Everything But The Girl - Missing (TM & Warren Rigg Private Dance Remix) 15. Luther Vandross - Love Don't Love You Anymore (TM Vocal) 16. Celine Dion - It's All Coming Back To Me Now (The Moran Anthem Mix Part 1) 17. Janet Jackson - Together Again (TM 12" Club Mix) 18. Jennifer Holliday - No Frills Love (Moran's Anthem Mix) 19. Robin S - Midnight (TM Mix) 20. Cyndi Lauper - You Don't Know (TM's Know It All Mix) 21. Céline Dion - To Love You More (TM's "I'll Be Waiting" Vocal) 22. Lisa Frazier - Somewhere Tonight (TM & Guiseppe D Club Mix) 23. Cher - Dov'è L'Amore (TM's Hard Anthem Mix) 24. TM - Silly Love Songs (Tony's Vocal Extended Mix) 25. Celine Dion - My Heart Will Go On (TM's Anthem Vocal) 26. Barry White - You're The First,The Last,

At long last, we've arrived at the grand finale of our tribute to the house music maestro, Ralphi Rosario. Volume 3 of this Legacy series is a kaleidoscopic journey through his remarkable catalog, blending the commercial with the underground in a way that only Rosario can. When you think of Ralphi Rosario, it's hard not to jump straight to chart-toppers like Lady Gaga & Ariana Grande's "Rain On Me" or the Black Eyed Peas' "RITMO"—both remixed by Rosario and rapturously received over the past year. But, Rosario's influence stretches far beyond these blockbuster hits. Take, for example, his remix of Cher's "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)," a splashy and effervescent tune that turns every dance floor into a vibrant spectacle. It's a refreshing testament to Rosario's genius: knowing just what a track needs to transform from good to iconic. Rosario's scope isn't just confined to the latest hits. Remember Barry Manilow's "Copacabana 2005"? Rosario's reimagining breathed new life into this classic, taking us on a sonic vacation to that mythical club where "music and passion were always in fashion." The collaboration between Rosabel and Jennifer Holliday on "And I'm Telling You I'm Not Going" is nothing short of iconic in the gay community and beyond. This power-packed anthem, originally from the Broadway musical 'Dreamgirls,' was given a transformative Rosabel remix that thrust it straight back into the spotlight. With Holliday's impassioned vocals layered over Rosabel's rhythmic, high-energy beats, the song becomes more than a show-stopping number; it becomes an emblem of resilience and self-empowerment making one of the all-time favorite gay anthems. This Rosabel remix is not just another track on a playlist; it's an auditory experience that uplifts, unites, and gives voice to the struggles and triumphs of the LGBTQ+ community. The song pulses through dancefloors and Pride parades alike, serving as an enduring testament to Rosabel's and Jennifer Holliday's indelible marks on both music and culture. Stevie Nicks' "Stand Back," another gem given the Rosario treatment, illuminates the diversity of his repertoire, showing he can adapt his style to bring out the best in rock-flavored dance tunes. Then, he'll pivot effortlessly to soulful classics like Donna Summer's "Hot Stuff," adding a contemporary spark without tarnishing the original's fiery essence. The intoxicating "F$ck Your Boyfriend (F.U.B.F.)" co-crafted with Frankie Catalano is another cornerstone that showcases Rosario's risk-taking and rebellious spirit. This audacious track has been a guilty pleasure for many and adds to the Rosario enigma. We'd be amiss not to acknowledge his contributions to more recent pop phenomena. With songs like Erika Jayne's "One Hot Pleasure" or the Pussycat Dolls' anthems "When I Grow Up" and "Don't Cha," Rosario makes sure the dance floor stays packed and the energy never wanes. So, whether it's Cyndi Lauper's "Same Ol' Fucking Story" or Beyoncé's "Irreplaceable," Rosario’s touch is like Midas — everything he remixes turns to dance floor gold. In the end, Rosario's impact on LGBTQ+ nightlife and music scenes globally cannot be overstated. His name is synonymous with legendary, and his work—from 1987 to today—has served as the soundtrack for generations. Not acknowledging this would be an unforgivable oversight in the annals of dance music. And there you have it—the grand finale to our monumental tribute to one of house music's most celebrated artists. Until the next time...ENJOY! Donate and keep the party going! Album: Ralphi Rosario | Legacy Volume 3 Genre: Circuit, Tribal, House Year: 2021 Total Time: 02:52:26 1. Cher - Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight) (RR Mix) 2. David Morales feat. Janice Robinson - There Must Be Love (Ralphie Rosario Club Mix) 3. Karen Young - Hot Shot (The Karen Young Reheat) (RR & Craig J Remix) 4.

Welcome back to the second part of our monumental tribute to Ralphi Rosario, a true luminary in the dance music scene. As we continue to celebrate his expansive career, it's evident that whittling down decades of unparalleled artistry into just three volumes is a Herculean task. So, let's cut right to it, shall we? Our second volume seamlessly picks up from where the first left off, delivering an  experience that touches on Ralphi's multi-faceted talents. While you can expect the inclusion of last year's mammoth hit "RITMO" by Black Eyed Peas & J Balvin, this compilation also paves the way for surprises. Rest assured, the tune you've all been clamoring for will make its grand appearance in the upcoming Volume 3. Intrigued yet? Part of the magic of Ralphi Rosario is his dexterity in moving beyond the mainstream. That’s evident when he takes on iconic tracks like "Spice Up Your Life" by the Spice Girls, injecting it with a fresh vitality. On LaTour's "People Are Still Having Sex," Ralphi infuses a pulsating beat that becomes impossible to resist. Then there's his mesmerizing spin on Nelly Furtado's "Promiscuous," which marries a tantalizing rhythm with a sultry vocal, perfect for igniting any dance floor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zrxkk7MDqY And let's not overlook his subterranean gems. When Ralphi gets his hands on tracks like "Rise Up" by Funky Green Dogs or Deborah Cooper's "Real Love," they get transformed into deep, groovy anthems that have lit up underground scenes. Meanwhile, Ralphi's work on Kristine W's "Fly Again" and Jennifer Lopez’s "On The Floor" serve as testaments to his adeptness at bridging the gap between commercial pop and club culture. Ralphi and his frequent collaborator Rosabel have also made significant contributions to the Latin dance scene, rivaling stalwarts like Pablo Flores and Tony Moran. This series takes a moment to spotlight such work, encapsulating the vibrancy and diversity that only Ralphi and Rosabel can offer. For those of you who've only been exposed to Ralphi's commercial successes, prepare to uncover a rich tapestry of beats that extend far beyond the popular spectrum. The crux of this second volume lies in its range, presenting a panoramic view of Ralphi Rosario's enduring impact on the dance music scene. We'll cap off this monumental tribute with Volume 3, set to release this Saturday. Hold onto your dancing shoes; the final act promises to be an electrifying crescendo to an already sensational series. Until the next time...ENJOY! Donate and keep the party going! Album: Ralphi Rosario | Legacy Volume 2 Genre: Circuit, Tribal, House Year: 2021 Total Time: 02:45:38 1. Matt Warren feat. Pepper Gomez - How Do I Love Thee (RR Big Love Remix) 2. Mariah Carey - Don't Forget About Us (RR & Craig J. Martini Vocal Mix) 3. David Longoria - Zoon Baloomba (RR Club Mix) 4. Spice Girls - Spice Up Your Life (RR Vocal Mix) 5. Rupaul feat. AB Soto - Cha Cha Bitch (RR Club) 6. The Black Eyed Peas & J Balvin - RITMO (Bad Boys For Life) (Rosabel Club Mix) 7. Angel Moraes feat. Neysa Malone - Rise Above The Game (RR Club Remix) 8. RR & HiFi Sean - Sex Machine (Ralphi & Hifi Main Version) 9. RR & Wayne G feat. Stewart Who - Bitch (Ralphi's Big Mix) 10. RR vs. The 202 Machine Reboot - Get Up (Rock Your Body) (202 Reboot Mix) 11. Diana Ross - Love Hangover (RR Classic Mix) 12. LaTour - People Are Still Having Sex (Ralphi's Orgasmic Mix) 13. Nelly Furtado - Promiscuous (Ralphis Dirty Vocal) 14. The Bird & The Bee - Fucking Boyfriend (RR & Jody DB Vox Mix) 15. Rosabel - Rhythm Intoxication (Intoxicating Club Mix) 16. Murk - Believe (Rosabel Vocal) 17. Funky Green Dogs - Rise Up (Rosabel's Big Room Mix) 18. Deborah Cooper - Real Love (Rosabel's Fireball Anthem Mix) 19. Kristine W - Fly Again (Ralphi's Hydrate Club Mix) 20. Jennifer Lopez - On The Floor (RR Club Mix) 21. A Girl Called Jane - He's Alive (RR & Craig J's C...