Name: Running (Blame The Parents Mix) by BTP - Blame The Parents
Duration: 3 min 13 s
Description: Unused track from Tension era, “Running” by Kylie Minogue, remixed by Blame the Parents

Would love a version of this mix without the vocal fX It's a great vocal by kylie altering it seems sad.

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Reconnecting after knowing each other's music forever, Tony Moran & Erick Ibiza have created a driving remix to add to the many remixes of this popular song!! Enjoy! For the promo, request from Tony Moran Facebook and Ray Guell on Facebook.

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Unused track from Tension era, “Running” by Kylie Minogue, remixed by Blame the Parents

Running (Blame The Parents Mix)

Tracklist:

1. You Are My Friend / Sylvester
2. Tell Me / Clive From Accounts
3. I Just Can’t Get Enough / Herd & Fitz ft. Abigail Bailey
4. Can You Feel It / The Jacksons
5. September & You - Earth, Wind & Fire vs Alyx Ander
6. Let’s Go Round Again / Average White Band
7. Wear it Out / Starguard

You Are My Friend / Sylvester (1985) — 

Coming in at 123 beats per minute, the opening track of this continuous mix is a complete rework of Sylvester’s iconic tribute to his relationship with his backup singers Martha Wash and Izora Rhodes-Armstead (aka “The Weather Girls” and “Two Tons O' Fun”). The song's lyrics express themes of love, friendship, and loyalty, with Sylvester proclaiming his devotion to cherished companions. 

The original version (not a dance track), renowned for its energy and emotional depth, was recorded in front of a live audience at the San Francisco War Memorial Opera House in 1981.  It's considered one of the highlights of his career and remains a cherished moment in music history. The reimagined version is a complete rework that is sure to please.  

Tell Me / Razor-N-Tape (2021) —

This is a standout track characterized by its infectious groove, funky bass line, and soulful vocals. It captures the essence of classic disco while incorporating modern production techniques. It dovetails nicely with Sylvester’s “You Are My Friend”.

I Just Can’t Get Enough / Herd & Fitz ft. Abigail Bailey (2006) — 

This dance floor anthem features an infectious rhythm, uplifting vibe, catchy melodies, and Bailey's amazingly soulful vocals. Released in 2006, the song gained significant success in the dance music scene and became a favorite in clubs and on radio playlists.

Can You Feel It / The Jacksons (1980) — 

Produced by legendary producer Quincy Jones and initially released in 1980, this uplifting and anthemic rework presents polished and powerful vocals and a catchy melody that stands the test of time. "Can You Feel It?" exudes a feeling of optimism and hope for a brighter future. The lyrics paint a picture of a world where people come together to create positive change and overcome adversity.

September and You / Earth, Wind, and Fire vs. Alyx Ander (1978) —

 Incorporating modern production techniques, electronic elements, and some outstanding new vocal arrangements and instrumental layers, this mashup combines elements of the late 70’s Earth, Wind & Fire track, "September”, with beats from the San Francisco-based designer, photographer and remixer, Alyx Andre. The reengineered piece has a fresh sound that appeals to a new generation of listeners while paying homage to the original.

Let’s Go ‘Round Again / Average White Band (1980) — 

This flashback track from Scottish funk and R&B band Average White Band conveys themes of love, reconciliation, and the desire to start anew in a relationship. Its upbeat tempo and infectious rhythm make it a favorite among funk and soul music fans, and this rendition is characterized by its catchy melody, smooth vocals, and funky groove.  

Wear It Out / Starguard (1979) — 

The final track in this mix is from DJ Pete Refreq, who works his digital layering and remixing talents on this late seventies dance track characterized by an infectious groove, catchy melody, and anthemic vocals by band members, Rochelle Runnells, Debra Anderson, and Janice Williams.

Flagging In The Living Room — 124 Bpm — The Audio Wrangler Scott Abel — March 2024

Queen House Music proudly presents "Carry Your Light" by Brian Kent. Release includes mixes and remixes from Wayne G, Tony Moran, Jace M & Toy Armada, Dan Slater, GSP, Corey Graig, Brian Kent vs. House of Frappier, Stephen Jusko & DJ Blacklow and Brett Oosterhaus that will satisfy every taste!

QHM944 - Brian Kent - Carry Your Light (Stephen Jusko & DJ Blacklow Club Remix)

Why So Shy is an anthem of raw lust and filthy rhythm.
Each verse drips with unrestrained energy ,sweat, chains, whispers, and screams colliding in a pounding bassline that owns the night.
This track doesn’t just play, it devours dragging you into a world of moans, heat, and dirty rhythm where there’s no room for hesitation.

🌑🔥 Unapologetic. Dirty. Addictive.

⚠️ Parental Advisory: Explicit Content

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