Now That's What I Call Music

Artist : VA
Title : Now Thats What I Call Music 73 2CD
Year : 2009

The 100th edition of Now That’s What I Call Music! is just around the corner, but first, the tracklisting of the next massive instalment has been unveiled. Now 99, released on March, features 18 UK Top 10 singles, plus a further 27 songs of the moment in true Now fashion. Mabel and Not3s appear twice apiece on their collaborations together My Lover and Fine Line, while Paloma Faith also takes two slots on the tracklisting with her single Guilty, and her feature on Sigalas Lullaby. In total, 34 UK Top 40 singles make the cut, including chart favourites from Portugal. The Man, Anne-Marie, and Stormzy. Huge top flight hits from the likes of Dua Lipa, Bruno Mars and Camila Cabello are featured, while the latest songs from music royalty such as Kylie Minogue, Justin Timberlake and P!nk also make an appearance.

Capitol Records, LLC Presents Now Thats What I Call Music Vol.66 album 21 original hits and the original artists genre Pop, Dance. Includes tracks by Meghan Trainor, Dua Lipa, Demi Lovato and more.

NOW Music is pleased to announce the latest addition to the numbered series – NOW That’s What I Call Music! 115 – Out 28th July. 50 huge tracks across 2CDs - the hottest hits from the best artists from the recent charts. Disc 1 starts with the massive 8 weeks at #1 smash ‘Miracle’ from Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding, followed by another huge #1 from the brilliant songsmith Lewis Capaldi with ‘Wish You The Best’. The winner of the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest - Loreen with ‘Tattoo’ follows, plus Pop superstar Kylie Minogue is still delivering top ten hits an incredible 35 years after her debut single, with her latest ‘Padam Padam’. Dance tracks from David Guetta, Anne Marie and Coi Leray and Leigh-Ann keep the party going, before the hit ‘Waffle House’ from the Jonas Brothers and OneRepublic’s airplay smash ‘RUNAWAY’ give way to Tom Grennan and Niall Horan.

25 years on from its launch, the iconic Now series finally reaches its 100th edition! As always, Now That’s What I Call Music 100 includes the latest chart hits - but this release also features a celebration of the greatest hits featured over the last 99 editions.

25 years on from its launch, the iconic Now series finally reaches its 100th edition! As always, Now That’s What I Call Music 100 includes the latest chart hits - but this release also features a celebration of the greatest hits featured over the last 99 editions.

As the 100th edition of Now That’s What I Call Music! draws ever closer, the tracklisting of the next massive instalment has been revealed. Now 98 is released on November and features three Number 1 hits. Post Malones Rockstar, Dua Lipas New Rules, Sam Smiths Too Good at Goodbyes all make the cut, while there are Top 3 hits on the collection from the likes of P!nk, Marshmello and Ed Sheeran. Twenty Top 10 singles feature on the long compilation, with CNCO & Little Mixs Reggaeton Lento, Friends included. Veteran chart stars Katy Perry, Demi Lovato and Maroon 5 are also part of the line-up, plus Love Island stars Chris & Kem earn a slot with their grime-inspired Top 20 song Little Bit Leave It.

After celebrating its 100th edition, NOW That’s What I Call Music is back with NOW 101! The legendary two-disc compilation continues to include all your favourite chart hits and latest releases. Available on the 23rd November, it’s the perfect soundtrack to winter 2018.

After celebrating its 100th edition, NOW That’s What I Call Music is back with NOW 101! The legendary two-disc compilation continues to include all your favourite chart hits and latest releases. Available on the 23rd November, it’s the perfect soundtrack to winter 2018.

NOW Music is pleased to announce the latest addition to the numbered series – NOW That’s What I Call Music! 117 – Released on April 5th. 50 Huge Tracks across 2 CDs – the hottest hits from the Sales and Airplay Charts. Kicking off with the massive #1 ‘Stick Season’ from Noah Kahan and huge hits ‘Beautiful Things’ by Benson Boone and ‘Lose Control’ from Teddy Swims. Global smashes from Ariana Grande with ‘yes, and?’, and Tate McCrae with ‘greedy’. Poignant songs from Miley Cyrus and Lewis Capaldi follow before huge tracks from Tyla, Doja Cat, Ella Henderson feat. Rudimental and Zara Larsson & David Guetta. Pet Shop Boys are back with ‘Loneliness’ and closing the first disc the timeless ‘Murder On The Dancefloor’ from Sophie Ellis-Bexter, reaching #2 in 2024, just as it did 22 years ago!