Tracklist:

"Born This Way" / Reverend Carl Bean

Released in 1977 on Motown Records, Reverend Carl Bean's "Born This Way" is celebrated for its message of self-acceptance and pride. The lyrics emphasize being true to oneself and acknowledging one's inherent nature.

"Everybody Everybody" (Extended Mix) / Black Box

In 1990, Black Box released the extended mix of "Everybody, Everybody," known for its high-energy vibe and iconic status in dance music. It topped the Billboard Dance chart and has been widely sampled.

"I Got My Mind Made Up (You Can Get It Girl)" / Instant Funk

This 1978 track by Instant Funk, released on Salsoul Records, showcases an infectious Philadelphia groove and dynamic horns. In his Re-Disco version, Da Lukas reimagined it with modern electronic and house elements.

"Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now" / McFadden and Whitehead

Released in 1979, this uplifting anthem by McFadden and Whitehead became an instant disco classic. The Da Lukas Remix adds a fresh perspective to the timeless track.

"Remember the Time" (Sleeper's Heartbroken Mix) / Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson's 1992 hit "Remember the Time" from his "Dangerous" album reached number three on the Billboard Hot 100. The song's nostalgic theme of reminiscing over a past romance resonates with many listeners. Sleeper's Heartbroken Mix samples Kylie Minogue's "Breathe." 

"A Lover's Holiday" / Change

Released in 1980 from Change's debut album, "The Glow of Love," with lead vocals by Luther Vandross, this track topped the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart. It remains a staple in DJ sets and dance music compilations.

"For Your Love" / Chilly

Chilly's 1978 release "For Your Love" blends disco and Euro-disco, sampling The Yardbirds and J.S. Bach. DJ Scott Abel's Audio Wrangler Mix infuses the track with a nostalgic yet contemporary remix featuring Michael McDonald and Nicolette Larson samples.

Flagging in the Living Room — June 2024 – 118 BPM — The Audio Wrangler, Scott Abel

Tracklist: 

“Tell Me (Jotta Navarro ReVibe)" / Sylvester

Sylvester's "Tell Me," a disco classic from 1978, reached number 70 on the Hot 100 and number 5 on the Dance Club Songs charts from Billboard magazine. Sylvester James wrote and co-produced the song with Harvey Fuqua, showcasing his flamboyant style and powerful falsetto vocals.  

“Losing My Religion” / REM  

"Losing My Religion" by R.E.M., released in 1991, features a distinctive mandolin riff and explores themes of doubt and identity. It reached number 4 on the Billboard Hot 100 and won a Grammy for Best Pop Performance.

“True Faith” / New Order 

  "True Faith”, a song by the British band New Order, was released in 1987 and is celebrated for its catchy melody, poignant lyrics, and influential music video, making it a standout track in New Order's discography and in the history of 1980s electronic music.

"Peace (In the Valley) [David Morales ReMix]" / Sabrina Johnston  

"Peace (In the Valley)" is a gospel-inspired house music track originally released in 1991 and performed by Sabrina Johnston. This David Morales' remix infuses the original track with his signature house beats and production style, making it more suitable for dance floors 

"Lovely Day (Jet Boot Jack Remix)” / Bill Withers 

" Lovely Day" is a soul and R&B classic featuring a smooth soul groove characterized by American singer-songwriter Bill Withers' soulful vocals and a memorable melody. The Jet Boot Jack Remix retains the uplifting melody while infusing it with a contemporary dance groove, making it appealing to both longtime fans and new audiences.  

"Upside Down (Rework ReMix) / Diana Ross 

"Upside Down," performed by Diana Ross in 1980, is a funk and disco hit produced by Nile Rodgers and Bernard Edwards of Chic, influential figures in disco and funk music. The Rework ReMix is by an unknown remixer who brings a fresh dance floor-friendly interpretation to the original.

Flagging in the Living Room — July 2024 – 118 BPM — The Audio Wrangler, Scott Abel

What a perfect day to have this event where people can express their passion for music through flagging. I was so honored on playing music that had impacted over our multiple generation of journeys along with special remixes and originals of so many classics. I do plan on writing all the titles out. My first official song was "State Of Independance" by Donna Summer, but as I was doing sound check, everybody started flagging and I never stopped. I was at Golden Park in the National AIDS Memorial Grove. My first 25 minutes "warm up" will be a follow up. Our journey continues........

Tony Moran -FLAGGING IN THE PARK/ Dore Alley Live Set 2024 3 hours and 50 minutes

Tracklist:

Everything I Wanted  [Afro House Remix] / Billie Eilish (2019)

Billie Eilish's song "Everything I Wanted" stands out for its introspective lyrics, minimalist production, and the deep bond between Billie and her brother, Finneas O'Connell, who co-wrote and produced the track. The Afro-house remix calls us to the dancefloor through its infectious rhythms and soulful energy.

7 Years [Afro-House Edit] / Lukas Graham (2015)

"7 Years" is a song by Danish pop band Lukas Graham. It became one of their most well-known tracks, gaining international recognition and chart-topping success. This remix adds a more rhythmic, danceable beat to the reflective and emotional original.

The Year of The Cat [Adri Block and Chris Marina Club Mix] / Al Stewart (1976)

"The Year of the Cat" by Scottish singer-songwriter Al Stewart is known for its distinctive blend of folk rock, soft rock, and pop, combined with literary and historical references in the lyrics. The "Adri Block and Chris Marina Club Mix" combines electronic synths and basslines with Stewart's vocals, creating a fusion of old and new.

Wonderful Tonight [Robert Georgesccu and White Afro-House Remix] / Eric Clapton (1977) 

"Wonderful Tonight" is one of Eric Clapton's most famous songs, known for its tender lyrics and soulful melody. This Afro-house remix incorporates Clapton's vocals over a unique blend of deep, soulful sounds and energetic, danceable beats.

Unbreak My Heart [Lazaros Afro Remake] / Toni Braxton (1996)

Toni Braxton released "Unbreak My Heart" as the second single from her album Secrets. It gained immense popularity in gay nightclubs, where its poignant lyrics and stirring melody made it a favorite dancefloor anthem.

In The Air Tonight [Themba Afro Edit] / Phil Collins (1981)

"In the Air Tonight" by British musician Phil Collins was released as the lead single from their debut solo album, Face Value. The track is one of their most famous and widely recognized for its haunting lyrics and iconic drum break.

Show Me Love [Yami AfroBoot] / Robin S (1993)

Robin S.'s "Show Me Love" is one of the most iconic dance tracks of the '90s and a house music classic. A major hit worldwide, the Yami AfroBoot breathes new life into this classic track by adding traditional African rhythms, melodies, and percussion. 

I Wish I Didn't Miss You Any More [Afro-House Mix] / Angie Stone (2001) 

Angie Stone released "Wish I Didn't Miss You" as the second single from her album Mahogany Soul. The song became one of her biggest hits, known for its soulful mix of contemporary R&B and classic soul. This Afro-house version revitalizes the track, introducing it to younger audiences.

Keep Control [Afro-House Remix) / Sono (2002) 

"Keep Control," a hit track by German house trio Sono, is famous for its distinctive bassline and memorable vocals. Especially popular in Europe, it has been remixed several times, including this standout Afro-House remix by Robert Georgescu and White, which blends deep, soulful sounds with energetic, danceable beats.

Break My Soul [Afro-House Mix] / Beyonce (2022) 

Beyoncé's "Break My Soul" is characterized by its upbeat, danceable rhythm. It samples "Show Me Love" by Robin S. The Afro-house mix included in this compilation uses an upbeat rhythm and deep bassline, showcasing the powerful message of resilience and empowerment.

Flagging In The Living Room — August 2024 — 120 BPM — The Audio Wrangler, Scott Abel

Tracklist:

“This Is Not Real Love” [Moto Blanco Mix] / George Michael ft Mutya (2006)

The Moto Blanco Mix of George Michael's song "This Is Not Real Love," featuring Mutya Buena, transforms the original ballad into an energetic and danceable track. This remix blends the emotional vocals of both artists with a lively house music beat. An often overlooked jewel of a track.

“Northern Soul” [Spencer Brown Remix] / Above and Beyond ft Richard Bedford (2017)

The Spencer Brown Remix of "Northern Soul" by Above & Beyond, featuring Richard Bedford, reimagines the original trance track with a more profound progressive house vibe. The remix maintains the emotional depth of Bedford's vocals while adding a dynamic and atmospheric beat that resonates with electronic dance music fans. This remix has become popular in live sets and playlists, showcasing Spencer Brown's talent for creating immersive and uplifting music experiences.

“Ain't No Man” [Extended Mix] / Soul Avengerz ft Venessa Jackson (2017)

The Extended Mix of "Ain't No Man" by Soul Avengerz featuring Venessa Jackson delivers a powerful house track that blends soulful vocals with an infectious, upbeat rhythm. Venessa Jackson's dynamic voice adds energy and emotion to the song, while Soul Avengerz's production emphasizes a groovy, danceable house music beat. 

“Feel It” [Original Mix] / The Tamperer ft Maya (1998)  

"Feel It" by The Tamperer featuring Maya, became widely popular for its infectious beat and memorable lyrics. The song samples the melody from The Jacksons’ hit "Can You Feel It" and blends it with Maya's strong vocal performance, creating a lively and energetic anthem that dominated the charts and the dance floors of gay clubs worldwide.

“Training Season” [The Neighbors Club Mix] / Dua Lipa (2024)

"Training Season" is a song by Dua Lipa that reflects her growth and evolving relationship expectations. Released from her 2024 album "Radical Optimism," the track features darker beats and showcases her confident vocal delivery. The lyrics emphasize her desire for deeper connections while rejecting the idea of training partners on how to treat her. The song has received positive reviews and has been performed at major events, highlighting its significance in her artistic journey.

Flagging in the Living Room — Sept 2024 — 120bpm — The Audio Wrangler, Scott Abel

Tracklist:

Amy Winehouse (2006)
Back to Black [Afro House Edit]

Amy Winehouse's classic is transformed into a rhythmic, dance-floor-ready track rich with deep, African-inspired percussion and bass lines that showcase the original's soulful retro Motown feel. This afro house mix breathes new energy into Winehouse's emotionally charged vocals, creating a perfect blend of nostalgia and modern dance music.

JP Candela (2024)
Atacama [Afro House Mix]

JP Candela blends afro house rhythms with deep, driving basslines, organic percussion, and melodic African-inspired elements. It perfectly captures the mystique and vastness of the Atacama Desert.

Destiny's Child (1999) 
Say My Name [APRESKI Afro House Remix]

APRESKI reimagines this soulful anthem by Destiny's Child, adding a danceable afro house beat and layering the original's smooth vocals with rhythmic, percussive elements with a deep, tribal feel. This version combines the iconic suspicion and intensity of the original with a fresh, groove-heavy vibe.

Swedish House Mafia (2009) 
Leave the World Behind [Pyerre Afro Mix]

Swedish House Mafia's progressive house anthem gets an afro house makeover. Pyerre adds deep, tribal percussion and African-inspired rhythms while maintaining the original's high-energy vocals and melodies. This remix adds a rhythmic groove and offere a fresh twist on this classic.

U2 (1987)
With or Without You [Dimitris Michas Afro Remix]

Dimitris Michas transforms U2's rock iconic ballad into a deep, rhythmic afro house-infused track. This rendition incorporates drums, basslines, and percussive layers into the original's atmospheric rock sound, creating a fusion between the emotional intensity of Bono's vocals and the vibrant rhythms showcased in this remix.

Zerb and The Chainsmokers featuring INK (2024)
Addicted [Afro Tool Mix]

Brazilian DJ and electronic music producer Zerb, known for his work in progressive house, tropical house, and future bass genres, transforms this modern dance track into an afro house masterpiece that lights up dance floors. The mix extends the rhythmic sections of the original track, adding Afro-centric percussion groove-heavy accompanied by fresh emotional vocals.

Jennifer Lopez (1999)
Waiting for Tonight [Afro House Edit]

This afro house remix adds African-inspired percussion and deep basslines to J Lo's original while retaining its infectious energy and Latin flavor. It breathes new life into a well-loved club anthem.

Robert Miles (1996)
Children [OB Afro House Mix]

OB reimagines Robert Miles' 1996 trance classic with afro house flair. It preserves the original's piano melody and ambient soundscape while adding percussion and deep basslines, creating a rhythmic, soulful vibe. It offers a fresh take on a timeless dance music classic.

New Radicals (1998)
You Get What You Give [Molothav Remix]

The Molothav Remix of "You Get What You Give" by New Radicals puts an electronic spin on the band's 1998 hit. The original song, famous for its uplifting message and catchy chorus, gets reworked by San Paulo-based Molothav with modern beats and synths, making it more suitable for dance club audiences while keeping the recognizable vocals and melody.

D:Ream (1992)
UR The Best Thing [Sasha' Full Mix]

Sasha's Full Mix of "UR The Best Thing" by D:Ream turns the 90s pop hit into a progressive house track. The original, known for its upbeat vibe, gets deeper beats and smooth transitions in Sasha's remix, delivering a more atmospheric feel that fits the electronic dance scene.

Diana Ross (1992)
Love Hangover [Being Bri!an Boss Remix]

Amsterdam-based Being Br! an's remix of "Love Hangover" by Diana Ross updates her 1976 disco hit with modern beats and effects. The original, famous for its shift from a slow ballad to an upbeat groove, was a big success in the disco era. The remix keeps Miss Ross's iconic vocals but adds electronic layers while preserving the song's timeless feel.

Flagging in the Living Room —  October 2024 — 120bpm — The Audio Wrangler, Scott Abel

This 50-minute(ish) continuous mini-mix features songs in the 126 beats per minute range and includes re-workings of the following tracks:

Revival House Project (2022)
"Earth Song (What About Us?)” [Club Mix] 

Revival House Project, a collective comprising vocalist and songwriter Christopher Peyton, producers James F. Reynolds, Paul Gardner, and DJ Mousse T., released the soulful house remix of "Earth Song (What About Us) [Club Mix]" in 2022. This rendition reimagines Michael Jackson's original "Earth Song," infusing it with an infectious house music vibe while preserving its powerful message. The track features vocal performances by Kathy Brown, Phebe Edwards, Greg Gould, Anelisa Lamola, and the GeO Gospel Choir.

Jack Back ft THEMBA (2024)
"Give Me Something To Hold” [Extended Mix]

Jack Back (David Guetta's house music alias) and South African DJ and producer THEMBA teamed up to create "Give Me Something To Hold (Extended Mix)." They released the track as part of Defected Records' 25th-anniversary "Together" series. The remix fuses Jack Back's house music style with THEMBA's Afro-house influences, delivering a hypnotic club vibe loaded with captivating melodies, modern electronic rhythms, and striking vocals.

Anastacia (2000)
"I’m Outta Love” [Karbon & Gen Martini Afro House Remix]" 

Anastacia's "I'm Outta Love" has been reimagined in an Afro-house style by Karbon and Gen Martini. This dance remix infuses the original with deep and tribal house elements, delivering a fresh take on the classic.

Stereolove ft Brian Kennedy (1996)
"Life, Love and Happiness” [2013 Paul Goodyear Mix]  

"Life, Love and Happiness" is by Irish singer-songwriter Brian Kennedy This remix was reimagined by Melbourne, Australia-based  Stereolove, featuring Kennedy's vocals, and remixed by DJ Paul Goodyear (aka SanFranDisko). Goodyear’s take infuses the original with vibrant house beats giving it an uplifting appeal.

Ministers De La Funk ft Jocelyn Brown (1999)
"Believe” [Mark Knight Remix]

"Believe" is a house music track released in 1999 by Ministers De La Funk, featuring the powerful vocals of Jocelyn Brown. The production trio behind Ministers De La Funk includes Erick Morillo, Harry "Choo Choo" Romero, and José Nunez.

The song gained significant acclaim in the dance music scene, known for its soulful vocals and infectious rhythm. Over the years, "Believe" has been remixed by various artists, each bringing their unique style to the track.

Faith Hill vs Vic Moore (1999)
"Breathe and Breathe Again” [Shepherd's Breath Of Fresh Air Mix]

The "Breathe and Breathe Again” [Shepherd's Breath Of Fresh Air Mix] is a mashup remix of "Breathe" by Faith Hill and "Breathe" by Vic Moore. This mashup, crafted by DJ Wayne Shepherd for Indianapolis-based, Deific Records, seamlessly combines elements from both tracks, offering a fresh blend of vocal surprises.

Elton John (1972)
"Rocket Man” [Deep Extended Remix Vinny ReEdit]

Elton John's iconic track was originally released in 1972, as the lead single from his album Honky Château. Brazilian music producer Vinny Garcia infuses the classic track with deep house elements, offering a fresh, danceable interpretation.

Donna Summer (1978)
"Rumor Has It” [VP DJ Duck’s New Disco Extended Remix]

"Rumour Has It" by American singer/songwriter Donna Summer, was released released in 1978 as part of her concept album Once Upon a Time. The track achieved moderate success, peaking at #53 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 and reaching #19 on the UK Singles Chart. Summer rose to fame during the 1970s disco era, earning the title "Queen of Disco" as her music gained fans worldwide. The "New Disco Mix Extended Remix" by VP DJ Duck, infuses the original with contemporary disco elements offering a fresh take on the classic track.

Flagging In The Living Room — November 2024 — 126 bmp Eb — The Audio Wrangler

This 30-minute(ish) continuous mini-mix features songs in the 128 beats per minute range and includes re-workings of the following tracks from New Order and Depeche Mode:

"Regret" [Rangos Epic Breaks ReEdit]
New Order

"Regret" by the British alternative rock band New Order. was released in 1993, as the lead single from their sixth studio album, "Republic." It became one of their most successful tracks. The song reached number four on the UK Singles Chart and peaked at number 28 on the US Billboard Hot 100, marking it as the band's highest-charting single in the United States. 

"Regret" received widespread acclaim. In 2010, Pitchfork Media placed it at number 34 on their list of the Top 200 Tracks of the 1990s. It's a popular dance floor staple in gay dance clubs globally.

"Enjoy The Silence" [Avrrahami Remix]
Depeche Mode

"Enjoy the Silence" by the British band Depeche Mode was released in 1990 as part of their album "Violator." The "Mor Avrahami Remix" included in this continuous mix reinterprets the original and showcases the band's enduring influence. 

"Blue Monday" [Lewis Kastella Remix]
New Order

Blue Monday" by New Order is significant in the gay dance community due to its iconic status as a club anthem and its early success in bridging mainstream music with underground electronic and dance scenes. When the track was released in 1983, its driving beats, electronic bassline, and melancholic yet infectious rhythm struck a chord with diverse clubgoers, particularly within LGBTQ+ spaces that embraced cutting-edge, genre-defying music.

"Blue Monday" holds the distinction of being the best-selling 12" single ever. 

"Behind The Wheel" [Vince Clarke Remix]
Depeche Mode

"Behind the Wheel" is a song by Depeche Mode from their 1987 album, Music for the Masses. In 2011, Vince Clarke, a founding member of Depeche Mode who departed after their debut album, remixed "Behind the Wheel" for the band's compilation album Remixes 2: 81–11. 

Clarke's remix offers a fresh interpretation of the original track, blending his signature electronic style with the song's existing elements. The remix was well-received, reaching number three on the 2011 Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart.

"Restless World in My Eyes" [The Audio Wrangler Mashup Remix] 
New Order vs Depeche Mode

"Restless World in My Eyes [The Audio Wrangler Mashup Remix]" is a creative blend of New Order's "Restless" and Depeche Mode's "World in My Eyes." This mashup from Scott Abel, The Audio Wrangler, combines both tracks' instrumental and vocal elements to produce a unique listening experience.

Flagging In The Living Room — February 2025 — 128 bmp — The Audio Wrangler

1 That’s The Way Love Is [Paul Manning Roland W Mix] / Ten City
2 That's The Way Love Is [Lee Foss Mix] / Ten City
3 Love Will Save The Day [Bolinger Super Sounds Edit] / Whitney Houston
 4 I Don’t Love You Any More ‘Cause Love Don’t Live Here Anymore [The Audio Wrangler Mashup] — Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes ft Teddy Pendergrass vs Madonna
5 Earth [Extended Mix] / Meshell N’Degeocello
6 Haven’t You Heard [Joey Negro Extended Disco Mix]  / Patrice Rushen

Love Will Save The Day [DGs Soulful Mix] • March 2025 • The Audio Wrangler

Track listing: 

Gonna Be Alright [Extended Mix] - Melvo Baptiste ft Jamie 326 and Annette Bowen 

The First Time Free [Massivedrums Claptone Remix Vocal Treat] / Ultra Natè vs Roland Clark

Keep It Comin' [Sante Cruze Remix] Crazibiza

Bad Habit [Dutchican Soul Back To My Roots Remix] / ATFC ft Lisa Millett

Rapture [Andor Gabriel Max Well Remix] / Lio

Hey Hey [Jack Back Extended Remix] / Dennis Ferrer

Forgiveness [Eric Kipper Remix] / Wamdue Project

Sunny [Quentin Harris Remix] / José Feliciano

I’d Really Love To See You Tonight [Tony Moran Circuit Mix] / Barry Manilow

Let’s Get It on [Ehrling Remix] / Marvin Gaye

Flagging in the Living Room — April 2025 — 122 BPM

Track listing:

House Sensation [MashUp Remix] / Loleatta Holloway vs Gianni Morri
Hey, Hey [Kumbah Edit] / Dennis Ferrer
Toca's Miracle [Stam Amusica Remix] / Fragma
Just Another Dream [2024 Remix] / Alex Maxx vs Cathy Dennis
Missing You [Eric Kupper’s Director’s Cut Tribute To FK Mix] / Artful & Ridney ft Terri Walker
I Need You [Dimitris Maxi Disco Blend Full 12] / Sylvester
You Are My Friend [Kenny Bobien Remix] / Sylvester
Tell Me / Clive From Accounts
I Just Can’t Get Enough / Herd & Fitz ft. Abigail Bailey
Can You Feel It [Extended Mix] / The Jacksons
September & You [Remix] / Earth, Wind & Fire vs Alyx Ander

Flagging in the Living Room — May 2025

A 60 minute mix of some of my favorite uplifting dance tracks in the 126 beats per minute range. Mixed up for DG — just the way he likes it.

Tracklisting: 

House Is The Religion [Bakermat Mix] / Gracenote

Joy [TAW Remix] / Bakermat ft Ann Nesby

Pride [A Deeper Love] / CC Music Factory ft Aretha Franklin

Ain’t No Other Man [JakeShoreDrive Edit] / Christina Aguilera

MacArthur Park [Barry Harris 2021 Club Mix] / Donna Summer

Runnin’ [LucUp Remix] / Naughty Boy ft Beyoncé

Anywhere (Road Trippin’) [Sonny Noto Private Remix] / anamē

The Greatest Love of All [Dom de Sousas RHI Mash] / Whitney Houston vs Seven Streeter 

Everyday [Jace M Toy Armada Tribute Mix] / Kim English

Roundabout Train [TAW Mashup] / Yes vs Starclass

Hurt [Jonathan Peters Classic Mix]  / Christina Aguilera

Bound By The Beat

Tracklisting: 

Another Love [Klanglos Remix] / Tom O’Dell

Only Love Can Hurt Like This [Adam Turner Remix] Paloma Faith

How Can I Love You More [Extended Mix] M People

A Little Bit of Love [TAW Vocal Extended Mix] RuPaul

I Love You [Act On Remix] Paul McCartney and Wings

I Love You, Bye [Marco Generani Extended Remix] Matoma

I Love You Always Forever [Nude Disco Remix] Donna Lewis

Don’t You Want My Love [David Morales Rework] Debbie Jacobs

Kiss Me [The Audio Wrangler Edit] Dermot Kennedy

I’d Do Anything For Love (But I Won’t Do That) [SuperCHEAP Remix] Meat Loaf

One Day In Your Life [Almighty Mix] Anastacia

Bleeding Love [X-Mix] Leona Lewis

Love Yourself [TAW Disco Police ReWork] Billy Porter

Somebody To Love [Canu Remix] Mark Ronson and Boy George

Love [Danny Bond Remix] Keyshia Cole

I Feel For You [Wonderlove ReEdit]Chaka Khan


FITLR July 2025 — 126 BPM — The Audio Wrangler

Tracklisting:

Better Love [Beat Mix] / Glowing Pineapples

Apologies / Glowing Pineapples

Free My Love [David Morales Remix] / Suzanne Palmer

Somewhere Over The Rainbow [TAW Remix] / Judy Garland

Better Day [Forbid Extended Mix] / Wh0 ft Nile Rodgers and Josh Barry

What You Need [Steve Angel Remix] / Wh0 ft Nile Rodgers and Josh Barry

Desire [Apollo Remix] / Calvin Harris ft Sam Smith

Finally Ready [Extended Monologue Mix] / The Shapeshifters ft Billy Porter

More Than Friends [TAW ReEdit] / James Hype ft Kelli-Leigh

The One [Extended ReMix] / Jocelyn Brown

Unbreak My Heart [Mashup Remix] / Toni Braxton

Won’t Look Back [Steve Brooke Remix] / Duke DuMont

Pleasure Principle [Matt Moss Vocal Mix] / Janet Jackson

Sex [Ian Levine Remix] / Sylvester

 Rocket Man [Junior Vasquez Remix] / Elton John

Things Can Only Get Better [Tim Graham Club Edit] / Peyton

Everybody Dance Into The Groove [TAW Mashup] — Chic vs Madonna

Chasing The Love [Redroche Bootleg] — Giorgio Moroder vs Donna Summer

Movin’ On Up [Extended Mix] / M People

Alone [Piano Intro Mix] / Offer Nissim ft Maya

That’s The Way Love Goes [Final DJs Remix] / Janet Jackson

Feel My Needs [Original Mix] / Weiss

U Used To Hold Me [Moismann Remix] / Ralphi Rosario ft Jocelyn Brown

I Got This Feeling / Jimmy D Robinson ft Carol Jianai

Peace In The Valley [Denal Park Mix] / Sabrina Johnston

Feel What You Want [Our Tribe Vocal] / Kristine W


More Than Words — The Audio Wrangler Mix

Tracklisting:

I Can’t Go For That [Dirty Disco Mainroom Remix] – Rich B ft Levi Kreis

A high-energy reimagining of the Hall & Oates classic, this version fuses Rich B’s dancefloor instincts with Levi Kreis’s soulful delivery, polished for big-room impact with Dirty Disco’s signature punch.

Forever Yours [UMF 2016 Mix] – Avicii vs Sandro Cavazza

An emotional progressive house anthem that blends Avicii’s melodic sensibilities with Cavazza’s heartfelt vocals. This Ultra Music Festival mix is a soaring tribute to connection and longing—uplifting and cinematic.

Surrender Your Love [Extended Mix] – Telecast ft Sam Gray

A sleek, radio-ready dance track with Sam Gray’s smooth vocal work layered over pulsing synths. The extended format gives DJs room to stretch the vibe before the hook hits.

Say It To Me [Original Mix] – Weiss ft Christian Nielsen

A hypnotic house groove with deep basslines and sparse, whispered vocals. This track leans minimalist and modern—perfect for building energy on a sophisticated set.

Lemon [Perfecto Extended Remix] – U2

A trance-laced rework of U2’s quirky ’90s track, elevated with the sweeping emotional textures of the Perfecto remix style—epic, euphoric, and ready to take flight.

Bet She’s Not Your Girlfriend [Verging on Cutmore Mix] – Pet Shop Boys

A playful, slightly acid-tinged remix that modernizes this PSB rarity. Luin teases in Cutmore-style house flourishes without losing the cheeky camp of the original.

Over and Over [Kon’s Remix] – Sylvester

Kon digs into Sylvester’s archives and turns this disco gem into a DJ-friendly groove bomb—longer, stronger, and steeped in vintage funk and soul.

You Are So Beautiful [Extended Retouch] – Joe Cocker

An emotionally charged update that stretches the tender original into a lush, slow-building anthem of raw vulnerability. Ideal for a chill-down moment.

Damn Your Eyes [Sunday Soulman Chris Child Remix] – Etta James

A sultry, blues-meets-deep-house remix that oozes with atmosphere. Chris Child’s subtle groove lets Etta’s powerhouse vocal remain front and center.

When Will I See You Again? – The Three Degrees

A lush, orchestral disco-soul classic that retains its yearning heart and Philly elegance. Ideal for a nostalgic turn or a slow dance.

Make Me Feel – The Groovers

A funk-fueled floor-filler with slinky basslines and infectious vocal stabs. This track delivers modern nu-disco vibes with vintage flavor.

Flagging in the Living Room — August 2025 — 126 BPM — The Audio Wrangler

This month’s 60-minute continuous mix blends reimagined gems from Whitney Houston, Janet Jackson, Barry White, Sting, CeCe Peniston, Moloko, and more—stitched together for flagging, dancing, or just getting swept up in the groove. These songs speak to me, every lyric and every beat, and I can’t help but hope they also speak to that special someone I’ve aimed this mix directly at. If you recognize yourself between the lines, you’ll know it was always meant for you.

Lovers In A Past Life [Apollo Remix] / Calvin Harris ft Rag-N-Bone Man

Apollo flips the soulful original into a deeper house cut, layering hypnotic beats under Rag-N-Bone Man’s gravelly vocals.

Dreaming [Dan Lir Mashup] / Marshmello vs P!NK vs Sting

A high-energy mashup that fuses Marshmello’s festival build-ups with P!NK’s power vocals and Sting’s classic “Dreaming of the Ocean” vibe.

I Have Nothing [Martina Budde Remix Rework] / Whitney Houston

Whitney’s powerhouse ballad gets a disco-house facelift with driving basslines and a groove made for the dance floor.

Sing It Back [Canu Bootleg] / Moloko

An underground-inspired bootleg that roughens up Moloko’s smooth house anthem with darker club textures.

Make Me Feel [Claude Degas Remix] / Oskar Med K

Claude Degas injects a funky, nu-disco bounce into this sultry groove, giving it extra strut and sparkle.

Someone To Call My Lover [Hex Hector Mac Quayle ClubMix] / Janet Jackson

A legendary early-2000s big-room remix, stretching Janet’s pop-R&B track into a progressive house anthem with lush synths.

Seven Seconds From It’s Alright [Stilck Mashup] / Neneh Cherry vs Pet Shop Boys

Unexpectedly smooth—Cherry’s “Seven Seconds” vocals float over the Pet Shop Boys’ euphoric house groove.

Finally [Basalto Remix] / Cece Peniston

Basalto modernizes this house classic with crisp production and a thumping low end, keeping the original’s joyful energy intact.

U R The Best Thing [Jay Kay Mix] / D:Ream

A polished rework that emphasizes piano stabs and vocal warmth, leaning into peak-time feel-good house.

My First, My Last, My Everything [Delta’s NuDisco Mix] / Barry White

Barry’s deep baritone glides over shimmering disco guitars and a modern nu-disco rhythm—smooth and celebratory.

Make a Move On Me [Joey Negro Remix] / Dave Lee

Joey Negro pumps up the funk with a chunky bassline and glossy disco-house instrumentation.

Someone To Call My Lover [Germain House Mix] / Janet Jackson

This mix strips things down into a house-friendly groove, balancing Janet’s breezy vocals with pulsing deep-house beats.

Prove Your Love [KMITL Edit] / Taylor Dayne

A fresh edit that toughens up Taylor Dayne’s late-80s hit, injecting sharper percussion and club-ready dynamics.

Don’t You Want To Be Mine [Extended Mix] / The Real Deal ft Annette Taylor

Classic diva-house energy with soaring vocals, extended breakdowns, and a hands-in-the-air house groove.

Right On Right On [Andy Buchan Edit] / Silicone Soul

Buchan’s edit preserves the hypnotic deep-house flow but adds a more driving, floor-focused kick.

FITLR SEPT 2025 — 124 BPM — I SURRENDER MY LOVE

Sep. 19, 2025 - Fernando - The Cue Live

Tracklisting: 
* Nothing Compares To You [Tomer Mainer Remix] / Sinead O’Connor
* If [Freemasons ReRub Extended Mix] / Hazel Fernandes
* Fallin’ Out [DJ Falken Remix] / Keyshia Cole 
* Free [Arielle Remix] / Calvin Harris ft Ellie Goulding
* What About My Love [Jungle Funk Remix] / Jerome Robins vs Peter Brown
* Set Fire To The Rain / Show Me Love [Carter Walsh Mashup] / Adele vs Robyn
* My Heart Will Go On vs Sunchyme [ENN Mashup] / Céline Dion vs Dario G
* Reasons [DJ Amanda vs Hex Hector / Mac Quayle Remix] / Earth, Wind, & Fire
* Erotic Boogie Wonderland [Mashup Remix] Madonna vs Earth, Wind & Fire
* I Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You [Funkamento Remix] / Boystown Gang

Flagging in the Living Room — 126 BPM — December 1, 2025 — The Audio Wrangler

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Tony Moran's Upcoming Gigs
Sat 07 Nov, 20 
Phoenix Pride Official After Party, Walter Wherehouse, Phoeniz, United States

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One of the most successful DJ-songwriter-producer-remixers in the world, Native New Yorker Tony Moran's thunderous songs and tracks have appeared on over 50 million albums worldwide. 

A two-time Grammy nominee, he has released nearly 1000 titles, dozens of top 40 pop hits and countless remixes, many of which have earned special acclaim as Billboard Club Play #1 Songs. He has worked directly with Cher, Rihanna, Whitney Houston, Michael Jackson, Gloria Estefan, Britney Spears, Mariah Carey, Luther Vandross as well as many up-and-comers and our favorite divas on his own record label, Mr. Tan Man Music / Sugar House. 

His particular passion are extended journeys that he creates for the dancefloor, and his "home" is XL Nightclub in NYC where he produces a monthly special "Destination" event replete with club theatre, brand-new integration of Tony Moran Remix Videos, and many other surprises for his dancefloor.

He is currently officially remixing the new Cher single and has a long list of offers to remix and produce the world's greatest pop artists. His new collaboration with Todd Terry and legend Martha Wash is primed to be a future club classic, and Tony's own label has singles that will be re-released as the mega-producer is widening his creative scope beyond the USA by Anastacia, Frenchie Davis, Ultra Naté, Kristine W, Vernessa Mitchell, and many more, including artists whom he is developing from scratch.

In 2014, in conjunction with XL Nightclub, Tony will be taking Destination on the road to new markets and to reach new fans. But there's nothing like catching him at home at XL Nightclub.


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