Boys Night Out

It’s going to be spectacular, and you’re going to boogie ’til you just can’t boogie no more . . . which is why we’ve decided to open up our Boys Night Out Essentials at full tilt, with the Buzz Junkies remix of Robyn’s “Dancing On My Own” and the Bimbo Jones club remix of GaGa’s epic “Born This Way” — consider those tracks an invitation from the other side of midnight . . . and they’re a great indication of what’s to come. Designed to take you straight through the night, these tunes get right down to business: Britney Spears offers a dose of dance-noir with the Femme Fatale remix of “Till the World Ends,” while Rihanna brings on the bondage with “S&M.”

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You're blowing off steam after working hard all week. You’re laughing loud, and you don’t care who hears. The club is hot, and you’re dancing like it’s your last night on earth. It won’t be long before you and your boys take it to the next level, especially since we’ve lined up Duck Sauce with their Boney M-powering disco throwback “Barbra Streisand,” the late Donna Summer’s landmark “I Feel Love,” La Roux’s armor-clad dance-floor filler from 2009, “Bulletproof,” and Depeche Mode’s enduring electro-classic “Enjoy the Silence.” And when you need that glucose-rush to replenish lost energy, just head over to Cazwell’s “Ice Cream Truck” and order up Kelis’ “Milkshake.”

Your Boys Night Out selection takes us from Gloria Gaynor to CJ Stone, in Deep Cuts.

The night pulls you deeper and deeper into its hypnotic spell, and these final Boys Night Out tracks accompany you and your crew as the nocturnal beam gives way to the new day’s sun. But fear not, fellas: another night out is only hours away, and to get you there we’ve lined up a double dose of cast-iron classics — Gloria Gaynor’s “I Will Survive” and Thelma Houston’s “Don’t Leave Me This Way” — alongside more top-drawer remixes than you can shake a disco-stick at, including CJ Stone’s treatment of Snap!’s “Rhythm Is a Dancer,” the Underground Mix of Lil’ Louis & The World’s “French Kiss,” and the Hercules and Love Affair spin on Yaz’s “Situation.”

It’s Friday night. Don’t feel like staying home? Call all your boys, and prepare to get your groove on ’til the break of dawn, because tonight is going to be the boys’ night out to out-boogie, out-funk, out-bump ’em all. And nothing sets the perfect pace for party people like a supersonic backdrop of dangerous dance beats. Ranging from urban to Latin to Euro to rock, from Adele to Yaz, these tracks are destined to become part of your personal party soundtrack, whether the party is out there in the streets, or in the spontaneous disco of your own living room. Katy Perry’s “Firework,” Moby’s “Bodyrock,” Madonna’s “Celebration,” Blondie’s “Rapture,” the Killers’ “Human” . . . you’ll never want your boys’ night out to end.