by Roberto Torreggiani

I don't know what factory this CD came from, but if I knew, I would send it back. Dance Factory reminds me of left over cheese at a wedding reception: tasteless and lacking consistency. DeVito manages to take a few cuts on the CD that I do like, and make me want to never hear them again (i.e. "Trippin'" by Goldtrix and "Touch Me" by Rui Da Silva). I must have been making a karma payment for having to listen to Dance Factory. DeVito's track selection is poor and programming even worse. Just because you can get the beats matched up, doesn't mean they should be mixed together. Furthermore, the majority of the mixing lasts 64 beats, at best. I don't recommend purchasing or listening to this CD, as it could be hazardous to your musical health. I only give it half a thumb up. I would give him a zero, but you have to give him a little credit for having the balls to put something like this out.

Dance Factory
Mixed by Louie DeVito
Track Listing:

1. Intro
2. Will I-Ian Van Dahl
3. Forever-Dee Dee
4. Heaven-DJ Sammy and Yanou, featuring Do
5. Resurrection-PPK
6. Played A Live-Safri Duo
7. One Good Reason-Nicole McCloud
8. Let Me Love You Tonight-Da Buzz
9. In My Dreams-Tina Ann
10. When I'm With You-Jinnel
11. Touch Me-Rui Da Silva
12. Stand Still-Aubrey
13. Trippin'-Goldtrix featuring Andrea Brown
14. Everyday-Kim English
15. Absolutely Not-Debra Cox
16. Yes-Amber
17. Feelin' Me-Kim Sozzi
18. La La Land-Green Velvet
19. Lady-Modjo
20. One More Time-Daft Punk
21. Dance Factory Super Megamix-Bad Boy Joe