Spring Break 2020 | The Top Dance Club Hits for March | Updated - a podcast by Keith a.k.a. K j A M

Spring Break 2020 has been updated: "Roxanne (Romen Jewels Remix)" by Arizona Zervas was removed but will make an appearance in future sets, "Say So (PeteDown Club Mix)" by Doja Cat was replaced with the more club-friendly Division 4 & Matt Consola Future House remix, and Stevie Nicks "Stand Back (Marc Stout Remix)" was added. If you're fine with the original set — there's no need to swap them out. If you prefer my final vision for these sets — then this would be the one I recommend.







Welcome to Spring Break 2020 featuring the top dance club hits that under normal circumstances would fuel your beach parties but these aren't normal times. At this point, all students are getting an extended spring break but are either breaking the rules (see the photo attached to this post) or are going stir crazy locked up in their apartments or parent's home.



Party Favorz has the cure for your pandemic blues and went out of our way to not only give you the hottest dance club tracks riding high at the moment, but a slew of what we think will be some in the running for songs of the summer. Too soon you say? Nope.



Songs currently in contention are Camila Cabello's "My Oh My," Ladi Rosa's "Ain't No Taylor Swift," The Weeknd's "Blinding Lights," Lady Gaga's "Stupid Love," Meduza featuring Shells "Born To Love," Demi Lovato's "I Love Me," Dua Lipa's "Physical," and Doja Cat's irresistible "Say So" among others.



We usually don't pull tracks that have been serviced to DJs in the original form with an intro/outro because usually the BPM is too slow for these sets but have made an exception given the current circumstances to give everyone more entertainment value. Don't worry, I made it work.



With over 3 hours of non-stop top dance club hits there's enough variety here to keep your attention span from drifting while fueling your at-home workouts.

UPDATED CLASSICS STILL TRENDING

As has been the case for the past several sets, DJs are digging in the crates and updating classics (many of which go on to top the charts). Sometimes they use the original vocals, other times they pluck someone new to sing it, while other times they're sampling familiar beats (to me and many of you) and turning them into new songs. In fact, some of these songs will likely end up our annual Gay Anthems for a New Generation set in June.



This set features Erasure's "A Little Respect 2020," AZ2A x Keepin It Heale's "Genie in a Bottle," (Christina Aguilera), Sound of Legend "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" (Eurythmics), Kelis vs. Diplo "Milkshake," Klass "Mr. Saxobeat," Gala "Free From Desire," where the original 90s version was just included on the The Ultimate Eurodance Collection volume 2 from the 90's, ABBA vs. Freekack "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight), and Cheesecake Boys "Funky Monday" which riffs off the New Order classic "Blue Monday."



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