u/StructureAccurate877

Hello!

I also got the new update. Feeling slightly overwhelmed. Just finished Party Flow 13. Wondering how and where to start tweaking.

Or is it better to start with a mix that runs on smooth overlaps instead of this one that leans heavily on track selection?

Input welcome!

Party Flow Vol.13
BPM: ~ 140BPM
1h50m

**Tracklist**

1. Acid Warrior — Ritalin
2. Ceri Wax, HÅN — Ondatonda
3. Flaire — Grenzeloos
4. Zombie Nation — Kernkraft 400
5. Miss Djax — To the Max
6. Absolom — Baby Boomers
7. Thomas P. Heckmann — Leary's Dream
8. Saidah, George Riley — skin2skin
9. SOPHIE — LEMONADE
10. Roxy Dekker — SUPERSTAR
11. Talamasca — The Time Machine
12. Prins S. en De Geit — Disco Zwemmen
13. Narciss — ADHDisco
14. KETTAMA, Interplanetary Criminal — Yosemite
15. Underworld — Jumbo
16. Gotu Jim, Antoon — Vergeten
17. Sven Väth, Si Begg — Design Music - Si Begg Remix
18. Fred again, Skepta, PlaqueBoyMax — Victory Lap
19. Vladimir Dubyshkin — russian porn magazine
20. Derb — D.F.C. - Scot Project Mix
21. Katy Perry — Peacock
22. Pendulum, Freestylers — Fasten Your Seatbelt

Made a long seamless mix built around groovy club house, classic pressure and smooth late-evening flow. Handcrafted and well-curated with attention to detail to create a smooth symphony instead of 2u43m likeminded tracks in a row with smooth transitions. Feedback most certainly welcome!

It starts warm and steady, then moves through more clubby sections without turning into big-room stuff. Good if you have people over pre- and after a party to let the room settle into a long, house-driven groovy flow.

Tracklist can be found in comments.

Enjoy!

Hello there!

Bit of a different one from me.

One of my closest friends asked me to put together the afterparty mix for her wedding, specifically those two strange hours where all the guests are still around, everyone’s dancing, and somehow the flow suddenly feels incredibly important.

There’s a lot of personal history, inside jokes and emotionally important tracks in this one, so I’m not really changing the tracklist anymore. At this point I’m mostly obsessing over small sequencing details, pacing, phrasing, transitions and overall continuity.

It’s probably the clearest example so far of what I mean by “Party Flow” mixing — less focused on strict genre coherence, more on whether the set still feels socially believable from moment to moment.

Curious what people here think, especially regarding tiny technical details that may start bothering me later once I can’t change anything anymore.