The Riddler and Vic Latino present Ultra Dance 6

The Ultra Dance series has come to be known as the ultimate authority on all things Club, and Ultra Dance 6 (Ultra-US), mixed by Vic Latino and DJ Riddler, is no different. The two-disc set features some of the most amazing club music in the world, mixed by two of the hottest DJs in the industry.

Latino's contribution to the dual set features Top 40-styled Radio Play tracks from around the globe. Dance Artists like Danii Minouge, Eric Prydz, and Tina Ann all have spots on this new disc. Latino also has a few surprises in store for the listener, including a Piper-remixed track by country recording artist Wynonna Judd, who remakes the 80s love theme "I Wanna Know What Love Is." The inclusion of Shape:Uk's "Lola's Theme" is also worth mentioning, as Vic Latino rounds out the mainstream portion of the set with the E-Smoove remix of Kevin Lyttle's "Turn Me On."

DJ Riddler, aka Rich Pangilinan of the legendary remix duo Al B. Rich, handles the Club Anthem portion of Ultra Dance 6. Disc two of the set is my favorite, with tracks from Narcotic Thrust ("When The Dawn Breaks"), David Morales ("How Would You Feel"), David Guetta ("Stay"), and the ELO-sampling track "Shine" by The Lovefreekz. DJ Riddler is known for his best selling dance mix compilations MTV's "The Grind" (Tommy Boy), "Club Nation" (Ministry of Sound/MCA) and the popular Dance Mix series, volumes 1-5 (Tommy Boy). Disc two also features the bonus music video "Call On Me" by Eric Prydz.

The Ultra Dance set is one of my personal picks, for its all inclusive overview of popular dance music, from around the world. In addition to staying true to what is popular, the series has remained a commercial success, in part due to its inclusion on the shelves of retail giant Wal-Mart. For dance fans around the world, Ultra Dance 6 (released January 24th, 2005) is a funky, disco-influenced must-have, mixed by two of the dance industry's legends.