Club MTV: Dance Anthems is a 3CD compilation of some of the best dance music in the last four decades, circulating on MTV's networks outside of the U.S. America no longer focuses on the "M" element of MTV but music still rocks hard around the world and these discs feature some of the best. This was released by Universal Music On Demand.

It’s been a remarkably groovy year for Erick Morillo and this compilation album proves it. Including 27 of the best releases from his Subliminal, Subliminal Soul, SONDOS and SUBUSA labels and artists such as Antranig, Dean Mickoski, Harry Romero, Junolarc, Marco Lys, Sean Sines and of course Mr. Morillo himself, ‘Erick Morillo – Best Of 2018’ captures an entire year of dance floor madness in one single rhythm-packed album.

As MP3s and the constant rise of the DVD bring into question how relevant traditional albums are, Moby digitizes his loose ends and uses new formats to provide more than anyone can possibly ingest in one sitting. The CD in this set features Moby's leftovers from the 18 album, and they are pretty much what you would expect with the quality notched up a little. A bit less polished than his album tracks, they'll generally remind you of some other Moby tunes, only in demo form. "Soul to Love" sounds just like a more sedate "Go" and "String Electro" sounds like most of Play, only they're both pleasantly naïve and much less ambitious…

Easy Beats 2 – die etwas chilliger Ausführung der Alpine Grooves Serie besticht durch eine außergewöhnliche Mischung verschiedener DJ Styles, seelenvollen Tunes aus unterschiedlichen Genres und einem durchdachten Gesamtkonzept welche die elegante Soundkultur der Kristallhütte wiederspiegeln…. hört rein und lässt euch überzeugen!!! Der Klangbogen spannt sich von Interpreten wie Keral Dust, Martin Roth, Superpitcher, Monolink u.v.a. und macht dieses Album zu einem exklusiven und besonderen Hörerlebnis.

The production team of Phats and Small found much of their success in lending a hand to the European rebirth of disco and progressive house. Brighton, U.K., natives Russell Small and Jason Phats gained popularity with the dance singles "Turn Around" and "Feel Good." Russell began his DJing career at 13 when he started his own mobile DJ business, being escorted by his father to weddings and parties…

Soulstar Records proudly presents the new double compilation. Kay Rush presents Presents Unlimited XX. Kay Rush has been a superstar in Italy since the 1980s. Nowadays she mainly works as a Radio DJ at the famous Radio Monte Carlo Network. Both discs of the Kay Rushthe double CD were put together by Kay Rush. On CD1 she mixes Soulful & Deep House with artists like Chouco feat. Sir Pryce, Scott Diaz and Kenny Bobien, Kings of Tomorrow and many others.

Hotel rarely shows, in any shape or form, traceable inspiration from the new wave and post-punk era Moby advertised as being in full effect. More surprising is that apart from the lovely ambient instrumentals that open and close it, the album is all valley and no peaks, suggesting that the shelving of his sampling device was the worst creative move he could've made. The first half contains simple - as in basic and/or emaciated, so we're talking poor - modern rock songs that tend to be anthemic and soul-searching in nature. Lead single "Beautiful" is one exception, a tongue-in-cheek thing Moby has imagined being sung by vacant celebrity couples…

We proudly present Cafe Solaire 26. In time for the start of the winter, we warm up your souls with a new edition of the traditional compilation series. In these fast-paced times, even in the music industry, its not commonplace for a compilation series to be on the market for so long. The first edition was published in 2001. Since then, the Cafe Solaire compilations have been radiating southern flair and delight fans and friends of sophisticated electronic music. As usual from the previous twenty five albums, this double CD also includes smooth and authentic lounge and house music. This time, Harley & Muscle and Bruno Bolla are responsible for the compilation and mixing. Cafe Solaire 26 will bring you through the winter with the warmth of real house music!

It’s almost impossible to put into words just how amazing the year of 2018 has been for A State Of Trance and Trance music as a whole. Between introducing the video broadcast of A State Of Trance to the radio studio set-up and hosting several phenomenal ASOT events in places such as Utrecht in the Netherlands, Melbourne in Australia, Gliwice in Poland and more, we got to introduce loads of new, exciting Trance tunes to the fans and listeners every single week, which got us so many inspiring and unforgettable moments. And now, we launched the one thing able to capture all of those moments in one two-disc album: ‘A State Of Trance Year Mix 2018 (Mixed by Armin van Buuren)’.

Moby's most unified and understated album, and all the better for it, Wait for Me is a morose set of elegantly bleary material, quite a shift from the hedonistic club tracks of Last Night. Dominated by instrumentals, "Shot in the Back of the Head" is the most evocative of the bunch, seemingly pulled from an unreleased David Lynch film scored by the Afghan Whigs circa Gentlemen - a lament from a dustbowl, full of mournful slide guitar and dewy electric piano. Other than "Mistake" - a glum neo-post-punk rave-up that, despite its cathartic release, remains downcast - Moby leaves the vocals to a series of women (neighborhood chums, apparently) who each contribute to one song. The smoky 3-a.m. gospel whispers from throwback soul singer Leela James on "Walk with Me" steal the show.

Gordon and Raphael were the first DJs in Germany who consistently mixed original disco vinyl with the latest house music and used this as a form of protest against the techno monotony existing at that time. A certified tech house bomb, Footsteps is full fire from of the off. New York based vocalist, Amy Douglas, brings extra heat, adding a distinct intensity in the build up. With a current track out on Soul Clap Records. Bart B More and Chocolate Puma are Rising Up with this massive tune!

On Last Night, Moby is as blissfully out of touch with modern club music as he is current. As he explains (of course) in the album's liner notes, he has been in the thick of New York City club culture since the early '80s, and he takes the opportunity here to pay tribute to a number of dance music strains that have fallen in and out of fashion - in a couple cases, they've recently fallen back into fashion - including some angles he hasn't taken in well over a decade…

Kontor Sports: My Personal Trainer 2018 is a 2CD collection of house music made for working out to to get slim or maintain your health. Kontor put this out in association with Edel.

House music has enjoyed yet another incredible year, with 2019 looking set to continue to provide yet more amazing additions to the genre. ‘Defected presents Most Rated 2019’ celebrates the wealth and variety of house created, played and enjoyed on dancefloors worldwide, showcasing the records that are dominating club sound systems right now, and the future classics that are emerging from this year.

Go: The Very Best of Moby is not the career-spanning compilation implied by its title. Instead, it's based around 1999's Play, 2002's 18, and 2005's Hotel. With the exception of Everything Is Wrong's ambient epic "God Moving Over the Face of the Waters," Anders Trentemøller's fresh mix of "Go," and a rough-sounding live version of "Feeling So Real," nothing here references Moby's output prior to Play. The one new track, "New York, New York," is a fun Giorgio Moroder-inspired throwaway featuring Debbie Harry.