Why are we here, What are we striving for?

. This version differs from standard U.S. releases, featuring a continuous mix of high-energy Eurodance, House, and Pop Rap hits that dominated the mid-90s dance floor. Full Tracklist The album features 17 tracks digitally mixed by Rawle James Rob Rettberg Whatta Man – Salt-N-Pepa – Reality Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless) – Crystal Waters All Night Long (Touch Me) – Cathy Dennis Follow Your Heart – Inner City What About Your Friends Come Baby Come Let The Beat Hit'Em – Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam Super Model – RuPaul Get Ready (USA Remix) – 2 Unlimited – The Movement – Culture Beat Another Day – Whigfield High On A Happy Vibe – Urban Cookie Collective The Summer Is Magic – Playahitty Collector's Note : Originally released on (Cat#: QCD 2047) and (Cat#: QCS 2047). Where to find it : You can still find used copies on collectors' sites like Amazon Canada Related Series

The (and the subsequent '96 edition) holds a special place in the history of 90s electronic music, particularly for Canadian collectors. While the "Dance Mix USA" brand was originally American (released by Critique Records), the Canadian distributions—often handled by labels like BMG Canada or Quality Records —frequently had unique tracklistings, exclusive artwork, and "Limited Edition" stickers that make them highly sought after today.

Finding a copy of this album today usually requires scouring secondary markets like Discogs or vintage shops like The Beat Goes On . Experience the Vibe Today

If you grew up in the mid-1990s flipping through CD racks at HMV, Sam the Record Man, or Music World, you remember the quiet rivalry between the United States and Canada regarding compilation albums. While the US had the Now! That’s What I Call Music series, Canada had a secret weapon: the Dance Mix USA series. And among collectors, the most sought-after, misunderstood, and geographically confusing release is the .

The is a high-energy compilation that perfectly captures the peak of Eurodance and dance-pop in North America during the mid-90s. Released in 1995 by Quality Music in Canada, this particular edition stands out for its seamless continuous mix and its unique tracklist, which differs from the standard US release. The Definitive Tracklist

A deep cut. In the US, Maxx was a one-hit wonder. In Canada, Get A Way was a staple on MuchMusic’s "The Clip Trip." The limited edition features the grittier, underground "Paradise Mix."