Party Favorz — Dance Music Podcast

Funky House: Beach House 2026 Volume 3: Summer's Last Call

Party Favorz — Dance Music Podcast

Show Notes

Funky House — Beach House 2026 Volume 3 is a sun‑soaked Labor Day mix built to send summer off in style. This two hour and forty‑four minute set leans into driving, tougher grooves for roughly the first 70% before easing into a smoother, late‑day mood as the sun goes down.

The mix was assembled RAW, with more than 100 tracks dropped into the software and pared on the fly, so transitions feel loose and live rather than overly polished. Expect big moments from Madonna (Harry Romero remix), Inner City (Jus Ron remix of "Good Life"), Michael Gray & Barbara Tucker, Carlita & Sofi Tukker, ANOTR & 54 Ultra, and a stirring Dajae gospel remix among other club‑ready selections.

Put this on for the final poolside blast, backyard grill, or long‑drive home — Volume 3 closes out Beach House 2026 with energy that keeps the party rolling even as the season winds down.

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