Energy Compilation is a 1995 compilation CD featuring some of the best and tightest Eurohouse and Eurodance of the era, making it even more tight. This was released by Argentinian label Musidisc, which makes it even tighter. Stay moist with these grooves.

…And The Circus Leaves Town is the fourth and final album by Kyuss. This was released by Elektra Records.

Putumayo presents The Laura Love Collection is a 1995 compilation by Seattle singer and bass guitar player Laura Love. This was released by Putumayo World Music.

Rock 'n' Roll Dance Party is the 1995 album by Jive Bunny & The Mastermixers, featuring 54 doozers. This was released by Music Club.

Hang On Sloopy: The Best Of The McCoys is an official 1995 compilation by The McCoys of Union City, Indiana. This was released by Legacy via Epic Associated.

The Best Of Elkie Brooks is the 1995 compilation CD by the "British queen of blues" Elaine Bookbinder, better known as Elkie Brooks. This was released by Spectrum Music.

Romantic Defiance is a studio album by American jazz trumpeter Terence Blanchard. The album was released on May 30, 1995 via Columbia and contains eight original lyrical compositions written by Blanchard. Peter Watrous of The New York Times wrote "…the composition, full of bursts of melodies and winding ribbons of notes, was often overwhelmed by long improvisations. Mr. Blanchard's group is exceptionally aware of dynamics, and during the suite he and the band managed to impart, through long quiet sections, a real sense of tranquillity."

Inde, Fanfare De Mariage is a 1995 CD by The New Bharat Brass Band De Bangalore, or known simply in some circles as The New Bharat Brass Band. This album was part of Buda Records' Musique Du Monde series.

OCTAFISH is a five-piece ensemble from Germany, sometimes billing itself as "Industrial Fake Jazz". Their fully instrumental sound incorporates a strong backbeat incorporating complex rhythms and avant-rock ensemble playing that draws from King Crimson, Frank Zappa's jazzier material, and particularly a taste of the New York experimental jazz scene (e.g. the Knitting Factory sound). Smooth but dark synthesizers, along with the trebly bass registers of the Warr guitar, round out the sound.

Dance Action (The Best Dance Hits Of 70's & 80's) is a 1995 compilation of some of the crispest dance music of the 1970's and 1980's, or at least some of what they can provide to its listeners. This was released by the Bulgarian label TEIC.

Nani Nani is the 1995 album by Dekoboko Hajime & Yamantaka Eye. Hajime is John Zorn in disguise while Eye Yamatsuka of the Japanese band Boredoms changed his name to Yamantaka Eye at this point. This was released on Hajime's/Zorn's own Tzadik recording label.

Instrumental Best is a 1995 compilation disc by The Gipsy Kings, highlighting the vocal-less songs in their catalog. This was illegally released by the Gold Ltd. label.

The Pond is the 1995 album by American new age keyboardist Steve Quinzo. While the disc states this is a 40 minute recording, the actual length shows it is 44:02 in length. This was released on the Serenity label.

Ragga Jungle Anthems Vol. 1 is a 1995 compilation of some primal reggae music, specifically the sub-genres of dancehall, ragga and jungle. This was released by Greensleeves.

Michael Feinstein's label debut for Atlantic was a thematic album of sad love songs, but the emphasis was more on the sweet than the sorrow; this was no album of saloon songs like Frank Sinatra's Only the Lonely. As often as not, Feinstein simply chose songs of not-yet-requited love, like Cole Porter's "Easy to Love" or Leo Robin and Lewis Gensler's "Love Is Just Around the Corner," while he reflected on love's downs as well as its ups in Johnny Burke and Jimmy Van Heusen's "But Beautiful."