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Money is a song by rapper Cardi B. It was released by Atlantic Records and WEA International Inc. on October. Leave Me Alone is a song by American rapper Flipp Dinero. The song was produced by Young Forever and Cast Beats. Speechless is a song recorded by country music duo Dan + Shay for their 2018 self-titled third studio album. The song was written by Dan Smyers and Shay Mooney along with Jordan Reynolds and Laura Veltz.

Major film composer Alan Silvestri became interested in music early, playing drums from age three and learning woodwinds and guitar. After his high school graduation in 1967, he entered the jazz-oriented Berklee College of Music in Boston. At 19 he moved to Las Vegas and toured with Wayne Cochran & the CC Riders, a rhythm & blues band. After that job was over, he accepted a contract to do arrangements on an album that was supposedly set up for his girlfriend.

With Stargazing, a psychedelic trap song about embarking on a very special kind of trip. In his usual methodology, Travis processes the hell out of his vocals until they sound ghoulish. Ring is a song recorded by rapper Cardi B for her album Invasion of Privacy. Meeks Legends of the Summer reanimates his muscle memory. Speechless is a song recorded by American country duo Dan + Shay for their 2018 self-titled third album. Life Changes is a song recorded by country music singer Thomas Rhett. Flipp Dinero's been working relentlessly over the years. He caught our attention last year with his video for I Do and we premiered his latest project, The Guala Way. The project was a monumental introduction to the NY rapper but he's now gearing up to make a bigger splash.

Threesome Remixed features 10 producers from around the globe - from Mumbai, Tel Aviv, thru Berlin and all the way to L.A - bringing different twists to Buttering Trio's 'Threesome'.

Melvo Baptiste steps up to mix the latest Glitterbox compilation, 'Hotter Than Fire' featuring the upfront disco heat that has been setting off the dancefloor all summer at Glitterbox parties in New York, London and Ibiza. A strong contender for the hottest party on earth, Melvo has headlined Hi Ibiza for another record-breaking season this summer. 'Hotter Than Fire' channels the energy of a Glitterbox event, with this special compilation exploring the best authentic house and disco sounds. The release also features three continuous mixes from Melvo himself, making it the perfect soundtrack for all occasions. Featuring highlights from the Glitterbox imprint such as The Shapeshifters' gloriously instrumented 'Life Is A Dancefloor', enchanting dancefloors since its release and featuring CHIC lead vocalist Kimberly Davis, as well as brand-new heat like JKriv's 'Yo Love'.

NOW That's What I Call Music! Vol. 69 features 16 major current hits from today's hottest artists, including Ariana Grande, Bastille & Marshmello, DJ Snake feat. Selena Gomez, Cardi B. & Ozuna, The Chainsmokers feat. Kelsea Ballerini, Silk City & Dua Lipa feat. Diplo & Mark Ronson, Calvin Harris & Sam Smith, Loud Luxury feat. Brando, Ellie Goulding feat. Diplo & Swae Lee, LSD, Shawn Mendes & Zedd, Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper, Khalid, Camila Cabello, Dan + Shay, Lauv feat. Julia Michaels, and lovelytheband! Each numeric NOW release also features 'NOW What's Next' bonus tracks, previewing tomorrow's biggest hits. NOW 69 showcases four hot new tracks from George Ezra, Jack Samson, The Accidentals and Sasha Sloan!

NOW That’s What I Call Music!, the world’s bestselling multiple-artist album series, continues to showcase today’s biggest hits across chart-topping numbered volumes and themed releases. NOW’s latest numbered volume, NOW That’s What I Call Music! Vol. 73, will be released on CD and digitally on 24 January.NOW 73 features 16 major current hits from today’s hottest artists, including Maroon 5, Taylor Swift ft. Shawn Mendes, Halsey, SHAED & Zayn, Selena Gomez, P!nk ft. Chris Stapleton, Post Malone, Travis Scott, NF, Dan + Shay & Justin Bieber, Camila Cabello, Dua Lipa, Billie Eilish, Diplo presents Thomas Wesley w/Jonas Brothers, Niall Horan, and Luke Combs.

Dean Rudland compiles a selection of 70s Funk for Back Beats. Nina Simone, Jimmy Castor, Shuggie Otis, Sly & The Family Stone and many more feature. Amazon Review by Donald E. Gilliland: If you can get past the stupid album title and the tacky cover photo, you will find the music on this compilation to be very good, over 65 minutes of fine funky soul tunes from 1968 to 1974. The closest thing to a hit on this collection is perhaps "Sing A Simple Song" by Sly & the Family Stone, but even without a bunch of hits the material on here is very high in quality, which one would expect from a volume in this dependable "Backbeats" series of collection. Even amongst the recognizable names such as Nina Simone, Esther Phillips, M.F.S.B., Shuggie Otis, and Al Kooper we are treated to some very tasty funk-infused material. I also love "Watts Breakaway" by Johnny Otis, "It's Just Begun" by Jimmy Castor (which sounds like it could be an early Earth, Wind & Fire track!),"It's Alright" by the legendary Bobby Rush, and "Afro Strut" by the Nite-Liters. Even more obscure artists such as Shay Holiday, Casey Jones, Jesse Gresham, and Kim Melvin turn out some cool songs. And I can't forget the drum work-out by Bernard Purdie on "Soul Drums". Feel the beat indeed! I have enjoyed almost all of the volumes in the "Breakbeats" series, and this is one of the better ones. Too bad about that horrible cover and the album title! But ignore all that and just listen to the music; there's plenty of truly great songs on here, ones that will surely please fans of early 1970s soul and funk.