P!nk

The singer’s eighth studio album arrives April 26th. She tapped an elite team of producers and songwriters for it, including Max Martin, Shellback, Julia Michaels, Nate Ruess, Greg Kurstin, Billy Mann, Teddy Geiger, Sasha Sloan, Beck, Sia and Imagine Dragons’ Dan Reynolds.

Limited UK four CD box set from the Pop/Rock diva containing her first four albums: Can't Take Me Home (2000), Missundaztood (2001), Try This (2003) and I'm Not Dead (2006). While she has respectable sales in her homeland (the U.S.), Pink is an absolute superstar all over the world including Australia and Europe. The four albums included in this box contain a massive 16 Top 10 hit singles, which is a pretty impressive feat!

TRUSTFALL is the highly anticipated new studio album from critically acclaimed singer-songwriter and global pop icon P!NK. TRUSTFALL marks her ninth studio album, following the release of 2019's Hurts 2B Human. The new album was launched with the release of the first single, "Never Gonna Not Dance Again," a vibrant pop track produced by GRAMMY-winning hitmakers Max Martin and Shellback, who also co-wrote the song with P!NK.

Initially positioned as a white-girl R&B singer in the vein of TLC, P!nk quickly turned into something more distinctive, embracing rock & roll and confessionals in equal measure on her second album, 2001's M!ssundaztood. "Get the Party Started" provided her breakthrough, its hedonism balanced by its raw-nerve sequel "Don't Let Me Get Me," and from there she racked up a decade's worth of hits, bouncing between these two extremes. Released in 2010, Greatest Hits… So Far!!! rounds up the great majority of these hits…

On her seventh studio album, P!nk achieves perfection. Featuring contributions from Jack Antonoff and longtime creative partner Billy Mann, Beautiful Trauma is a cathartic and wholehearted fusion of the personal and political. It begins with the piano-driven, Antonoff-produced thrills of the title cut and never wavers—from devastating ballads (“Barbies”) to festival-ready anthems for the disenfranchised (“What About Us”) and a devilish collaboration with Eminem (“Revenge”). The result is pop without filters: bold, frank, beautiful.