Funky House DJ Edit Pack - Vol 1 - 100 Tracks

Funky House DJ Edit Pack Vol. 1

100 funky, disco-leaning house records built around recognizable hooks, big vocals, jackin' grooves, feel-good energy, and a huge number of DJ-friendly intro versions.

Funky house with a strong disco-house streak

This pack sits right in that sweet spot between funky house, disco house, jackin' house, and open-format-friendly club music. A lot of the records are built around vocals and melodies people already know, but they are rebuilt with house drums, basslines, percussion, and club arrangements that keep the room moving.

So if you like house music but still want the crowd to recognize what they are hearing, this is exactly that lane.

67 OG Intro versions make this especially easy to DJ

Out of the 100 tracks in the pack, 67 are specifically tagged as OG Intro versions, with additional extended mixes, club mixes, remixes, and edits throughout.

That is a big part of the value here. You are not just getting recognizable house records — you are getting versions that are already much easier to blend into a working set.

Recognition without giving up the house groove

The playlist includes house treatments built around familiar titles and hooks such as Superstition, Heart Of Glass, We Are Family, Moves Like Jagger, Children, Owner Of A Lonely Heart, Because The Night, Here I Go Again, Call On Me, Let's All Chant, Hot Stuff, Time After Time, Under Pressure, Celebrate Good Times, To Be Real, Easy Lover, Dancing Queen, Wanna Dance With Somebody, Rasputin, Candy Shop, Don't Stop The Music, Kiss, Let's Dance, and more.

Those records are useful because they let you keep a house set accessible. The crowd gets the hook, but you still get the drums and structure needed to maintain the groove.

The producers tell you exactly what kind of crate this is

The actual playlist is loaded with names such as Block & Crown, Ghostbusterz, Crazibiza, Ghostmasters, Lissat, Nari, Richard Grey, Luca Debonaire, Maickel Telussa, Popcorn Poppers, Jackers Revenge, Sean Finn, Todd Terry, and others.

That gives Vol. 1 a consistent club sound even though the source material jumps across disco, pop, rock, funk, soul, and modern crossover records.

Great bridge material for open-format DJs

This pack works especially well when you want to move from disco, 80s, 90s, pop, throwbacks, or mainstream singalongs into house music without making the transition feel like you suddenly changed the entire room.

Familiar vocals make the records easy to recognize, while the house drums let you steer the set into a more club-driven direction.

Where this pack works

Funky House Vol. 1 is a strong fit for pool parties, rooftops, lounges, brunches, beach clubs, cocktail-to-dance transitions, open-format clubs, resort sets, disco-house sets, and upbeat adult crowds that want house music without losing recognizable songs.

It can work early in the night, in the middle of an open-format set, or as its own funky/disco-house run depending on the room.

100 funky dope tracks. 67 OG Intro versions. Plenty of disco-house flavor. A lot of records people already know.

Bottom line: Vol. 1 is built for DJs who want funky house that still connects quickly with a crowd. It gives you familiar hooks, proper house energy, and enough intro-friendly versions to actually work the records into a set instead of just playing them one after another.