In this series we look to preserve compilations by introducing them to the world of streaming music services, namely Spotify. These compilations are not available on Spotify at the time of publish, so we compile a playlist of the tracks and make it public.
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The first entry in the track-by-track series where we take an in-depth look at compilation albums. In this post the 50th entry in the ever popular Now That’s What I Call Music series goes under the knife – what does the year of 2001 have to offer us, and how bad was chart music in 2001 in comparison to 2018?
Read moreI thought terribly inane generic dance-pop had died out by 2014, clearly not. I can’t say much about this album
Read moreThis album is pure fun. Pure sunshine, and takes me back to my teenage years when this album came out.
Read moreThis is quite an unusual release. Global Journey are often known for putting out trash “new age” recordings of whale song, pan
Read moreIt feels almost like yesterday that you could not escape Fun.‘s radio hit We Are Young – and as always here
Read moreI love compilations such as these. These are the compilations I strive to find in dusty record stores, damp charity
Read moreThe Sugababes quickly became a cheap joke in the pop industry, mostly in regards to the ever changing line up.
Read moreA curious record. The title track, “More, More, More” harks back to Rachel’s roots within S Club 7 and sounds
Read moreSo some strange trivia about this song is that it was originally intended for Britney Spears but label Jiverejected it. The song is
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