"iPop" (written & produced by dance duo Shelter) is Andy Bell’s (Erasure) 3rd solo album after Manhattan Clique's "Electric Blue" and Pascal Gabriel's "Non-Stop". The album was written and recorded by Shelter - and released on their Ministry of Pop label - but includes two tracks (‘Stars’ and ‘Electrostatic’) which were written in collaboration with Andy Bell, and one track, "Lift Me Up", which also features Vince Clarke (Erasure, Yazoo, Depeche Mode).

Released in 2020 by VRT MZK in collaboration with Belgian radio station MNM, MNM Back To The 90s & Nillies - 100 Hits is a massive 5-disc retrospective anthology celebrating two iconic decades of chart-topping pop, dance, and rock anthems. Spanning 100 tracks across more than six hours, the compilation bridges the high-energy Eurodance, trance, and alt-rock explosion of the 1990s with the electronic house, R&B, and pop-rock defining the 2000s ("Nillies"). Featuring global megastars like Destiny's Child, Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys, Outkast, Faithless, Amy Winehouse, and The Chemical Brothers alongside essential Belgian pop and club classics (The Mackenzie, Regi, Milk Inc./Jessy, Daan, K's Choice, and Hooverphonic), this multi-disc box set serves as the ultimate party collection and nostalgic retrospective.

Originally released in 1990 on Supreme Records and reissued in an expanded edition in 2009 by Cherry Pop, If I Have To Stand Alone is the dynamic debut album from American singer and dance-music diva Lonnie Gordon. Produced primarily by the legendary hitmaking trio Stock Aitken Waterman (SAW), the album rocketed Gordon to international fame on the strength of the smash UK Top 5 dance anthem "Happenin' All Over Again." Blending powerhouse vocal performances with infectious Stock Aitken Waterman Euro-house beats, soulful club grooves, and soaring pop melodies, the album features highlights like "If I Have to Stand Alone," "Better off Without You," and "Beyond Your Wildest Dreams." This remastered expanded edition is packed with seven rare bonus cuts, including hard-to-find 7" edits, extended 12" mixes, and club remixes by Tony King and Dave Ford.

Released in 2007 on the iconic UK dance imprint Azuli Records, The History of Azuli (From Russia With Love) is a high-octane 2-CD DJ mix compiled and mixed by veteran Russian house DJ Grad (DJ Град / Anatoly Satonov). Celebrating Azuli's legendary catalog of floorfillers and club classics, CD1 dives deep into classic soul-infused house, vocal anthems, and disco-tinged tracks (featuring Kathy Brown, David Morales, Dr. Kucho!, and Andy Cato), while CD2 shifts into peak-hour progressive, electro-house, and tech grooves from the mid-2000s (featuring Chab, Pete Heller, Ben Macklin, and Seamus Haji). A quintessential snapshot of UK-Russian house music exchange and 2000s club culture.

Cream Anthems 2007 is a massive three-disc dance music compilation released late in 2006 by Ministry Of Sound, capturing the defining sounds and clubland bangers heading into the 2007 season. Presented by the iconic Liverpool club brand Cream, this release features fifty-two tracks spanning three hours and forty-two minutes, covering a dynamic range of electro house, soulful vocal house, tech-house, and progressive trance. Disc one kicks off with high-octane electro house and main-room peak-hour cuts, highlighted by Fedde Le Grand's chart-topping Put Your Hands Up For Detroit, Mason's Exceeder, Sharam's PATT (Party All The Time), and David Guetta vs. The Egg's crossover anthem Love Don't Let Me Go (Walking Away). Disc two shifts toward warm, melodic, and vocal house grooves, showcasing hit tracks and remixes from Basement Jaxx, Fish Go Deep, Freemasons, and Seamus Haji. Disc three dives into sophisticated underground tech-house, minimal techno, and uplifting trance, boasting seminal cuts like Booka Shade's In White Rooms, Âme's iconic Rej, and high-energy tracks from Gabriel & Dresden, Cosmic Gate, and Alex M.O.R.P.H. Presenting lossless quality and comprehensive coverage of late-2000s club culture, Cream Anthems 2007 remains an indispensable time capsule for dance music enthusiasts.

Cream Anthems is a stellar two-disc electronic music compilation released in 2002 through Kinetic Records, celebrating the cutting-edge club tracks and festival weapons championed by the globally renowned Liverpool nightspot Cream. Spanning over two hours across twenty-two extended tracks, this collection highlights the transitional sound of early-2000s club culture, seamlessly bridging tech-house, electro, progressive house, and vocal trance. Disc one focuses on driving house, electro-funk, and vocal grooves, featuring explosive remixes and original cuts from Fatboy Slim, Timo Maas, Way Out West, Silicone Soul, Junior Jack, and Raven Maize. Disc two shifts toward dark, electro-tinged house and soaring progressive trance, bringing together seminal anthems such as Felix Da Housecat's What Does It Feel Like?, Green Velvet's iconic La La Land, and DJ Tiësto's monumental Suburban Train alongside club classics from Kosheen, Jam & Spoon, and Ian Van Dahl. Mastered in full lossless audio quality, Cream Anthems serves as an essential time capsule for fans of peak early 2000s dance floor classics and UK club culture.

Cream Trance Anthems Ibiza 2009 is a definitive three-disc electronic music compilation released in 2009 by Ministry Of Sound, capturing the euphoric summer soundtrack of the White Isle's most iconic clubbing season. Curated by the legendary brand Cream, this sprawling collection features sixty tracks over nearly four hours, expertly blending contemporary 2009 trance peak-time bangers, progressive club tracks, and foundational classic trance anthems. Disc one highlights the biggest main-room club weapons of the 2009 season, featuring massive tracks and remixes from Armin van Buuren, Chicane, Paul van Dyk, Ferry Corsten, OceanLab, Gareth Emery, and Sander van Doorn. Disc two takes a nostalgic journey through quintessential 1990s and early 2000s trance classics, featuring timeless masterpieces by Robert Miles, Chicane, Underworld, Darude, Nalin & Kane, Mauro Picotto, and Sasha. Disc three bridges the gap between progressive house, electro-infused trance, and classic euphoria, boasting cuts from deadmau5, Pryda, Wolfgang Gartner, Push, Blank & Jones, and Rank 1. Essential for trance purists and Ibiza veterans alike, Cream Trance Anthems Ibiza 2009 remains an irreplaceable time capsule of peak-era progressive and uplifting trance music.

Cream Club Anthems 2012 is a massive three-disc electronic music compilation released by New State Music in 2012, capturing the peak energy of global festival culture and club nightlife during the EDM boom of the early 2010s. Curated by the iconic Liverpool-based clubbing brand Cream, this compilation spans nearly four hours across fifty-five tracks, bringing together the biggest names in commercial house, electro house, dubstep, progressive trance, and tech house. Disc one delivers explosive main-room anthems from international heavyweights like Calvin Harris, David Guetta, Swedish House Mafia, Avicii, Fedde Le Grand, and Tiësto. Disc two dives deeper into underground club cuts, bass music, and electro-house bangers from acts including Skream, Redlight, deadmau5, Crookers, A-Trak, Bingo Players, and Afrojack. Disc three focuses on uplifting progressive house and trance textures, featuring soaring tracks and euphoric remixes from Ferry Corsten, Armin van Buuren, Gareth Emery, Above & Beyond, Mat Zo, and Alesso. Filled with high-octane builds, massive drops, and memorable melodic hooks, Cream Club Anthems 2012 serves as a definitive time capsule for enthusiasts of peak-era 2010s dance and festival music.