Top Dance Songs of 2006 Volume 1

As the digital clock rolled over into 2006, the nightlife scene was booming with a soundtrack that defined a generation. That was a year of exciting breakthroughs, innovative remixes, and infectious dance tracks. So, it's time to take a nostalgic leap back and delve into the Top Dance Songs of 2006 that made our hearts race and bodies move on the dance floor. One name that shone brightly on the 2006 dance scene was the French DJ, Bob Sinclar. His seminal hit "World Hold On (Children Of The Sky)" featuring Steve Edwards, was a dance anthem of the time. The Club Mix of this track was a staple in dance clubs worldwide, its infectious rhythm and pulsating beats providing the ideal soundtrack to many a memorable night out. Its upbeat message of unity and hope combined with Steve Edward's soulful vocals turned it into an instant classic. In the realm of top dance songs of 2006, The Bird & The Bee also claimed their place in the club scene. Their controversially titled "Fucking Boyfriend" received an energetic remix from the talented Ralphi Rosario and Jody DB. This Vox Mix amplified the song’s original playful vibe, blending sultry vocals with compelling electronic elements. Ralphi Rosario, a pivotal figure in house music since the 1980s, along with Jody DB, added their unique touch, making it a dance-floor favorite. Not to be outdone, pop queen Madonna also left a strong imprint on the dance scene in 2006 with her hit single "Get Together". Peter Rauhofer, the Grammy Award-winning remixer, transformed the song into a club banger. The Peter Rauhofer Club Mix was a beautifully crafted remix, extending the track’s running time and enhancing the energy, making it a must-play in clubs around the world. In 2006, Canadian songstress Nelly Furtado shifted her musical style from pop-folk to pop-R&B, resulting in the chart-topping hit, "Promiscuous". The song was then remixed by Ralphi Rosario into a version named "Ralphis Dirty Vocal". His version turned the hit single into a dance club smash, demonstrating his unmatched ability to translate mainstream songs into infectious dance floor anthems. Adding to the roster of top dance songs of 2006 was Joey Negro with his hit "Make A Move On Me". Known for his ability to infuse funk and disco elements into house music, Joey Negro's Vocal Club Mix of "Make A Move On Me" was a unique blend of electronic beats, catchy vocal hooks, and a pulsing bassline. The mix was a testament to his distinctive sound and earned him widespread recognition in the dance music scene. So, there you have it - a nostalgic trip down the dance-laden memory lane of 2006. The Top Dance Songs of 2006, from Bob Sinclar's feel-good anthem to Madonna's remixed hit, not only defined that year but also continue to influence the global dance music scene. These tracks, remixed by some of the most talented DJs of the time, provided a pulsating heartbeat to the year and became timeless classics in their own right. Today, they still hold the power to fill dance floors and transport us back to that unforgettable year of 2006. Album : Year-end Edition 2006 | Volume 1 Genre : Circuit, Electro-House Year : 2006 Total Time : 02:07:21 1. Coldplay - Talk (Junkie Xl Remix) 2. Goldfrapp - Number 1 (Alan Brake & Fred Falke Main Remix) 3. Carl Cox feat. Hannah Robinson - Give Me Your Love (Valentino Kanzyani Mixshow) 4. Gabriel & Dresden - Tracking Treasure Down (Robbie Rivera Vocal Mix) 5. Bob Sinclar feat. Steve Edwards - World Hold On (Children Of The Sky) (Club Mix) 6. Mariah Carey - Say Somethin' (David Morales Stereo Anthem Mix) 7. The Bird & The Bee - Fucking Boyfriend (Ralphi Rosario & Jody DB Vox Mix) 8. Nelly Furtado - Promiscuous (Ralphis Dirty Vocal) 9. Paris Hilton - Turn It Up (Peter Rauhofer Turns It Up Mix) 10. Rosabel - Rhythm Intoxication (Intoxicating Club Mix) 11. Yello - Oh Yeah 'Oh Six (Big Room Vocal Mix) 12. Nelly Furtado - Maneater (Peter Rauhofer Reconstruction Mi...