
Show Notes
House, Tech House, Bass House and UK Garage set the tone for Summer Leap 2026 Volume 2, a Club Fusion preview built to steer floors toward the summer season. This mix collects modern peak-time weapons and melodic reworks that lean heavily on 80s and 90s influences, showing how producers are rebuilding classic hooks for today’s clubs. Highlights include Crazy Town & bradeazy’s Butterfly 2026 and a fresh remix of Spiller feat. Sophie Ellis‑Bextor’s Groovejet, plus David Guetta, Marten Horger & SNAP!’s Pwr and Shermanology’s Insane, which flips a hip‑hop anthem into house energy. Peggy Gou’s Energy Mix of Madonna’s I Feel So Free and Dubdogz, Fezzo & Zaark’s update of Blue Monday underline the set’s retro‑forward thread without losing modern dancefloor focus. Expect genre-blurring production, nostalgic callbacks, and peak-hour arrangements that push the season forward. This Volume 2 mix maps where dance music is headed for Summer 2026 while keeping the grooves firmly club-ready.
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