Mr. Jupiter Ace and AJ Suzuki main man Gregory Ferguson suggests six tunes for you to add to your musical menu. If you follow this workout, you could have a six pack like the man himself...

1. Happy Clappers - I Believe, Vandalism Mix (Art & Craft)
This is simply a thunderous track. I really like the deep gospel-style female vocal. The bassline is electro but it has a funk to it which I like. Most importantly it has a top-notch breakdown with an old skool piano sound that really contrasts with the electronic bassline. Massive.

2. AJ Suzuki - Jump Start, Skibunny Mix (Electric Life)
I've sneaked one of my own in here! Belfast's premier alternative DJ crew put a different twist on this track, replacing the electropop keyboards with chiming guitars. I really like this remix.

3. Eric Prydz - Pjanoo (Pryda)
Eric Prydz is back here with a tune that will definitely be sticking around throughout the Ibiza season. You just can't go wrong with a piano and strings breakdown! This is a really quality track that I can just imagine being played out on the Ibiza terraces as the sun goes down� and maybe when comes up again!

4. Add N To X - Metal Fingers In My Body (Mute)
This is an old classic (to me anyway) that I thought I might give an airing. I always loved it when it came out about ten years ago and I think it really fits in now with the whole �Ed Banger� movement with its ripped up analogue synths and distorted drums. It just rocks!

5. Sydney Blu - Give It Up For Me (Mau5trap)
This is an excellent release from the ubiquitous Deadmau5's �Mau5trap� label. It's the kind of track I would stick in near the start of the night to get people moving. It's got some really good builds in it and a kind of chordal hit in it that reminds me of something� could it be �Rhythm Is A Dancer� by Snap??!

6. The Whip - Sister Siam (Southern Fried)
I really like the Whip. This is a very strong album track. I love the percussive synth line at the start, it has a real Human League feel. The vocals and general production style remind me a bit of Super Furry Animals. The whole track builds gradually and it makes for a very good dancefloor tune.