1968 was the year when rock music went back to its roots. Many cite Dylan and the Band and their search for a mythical America, but for others it was a return to the jazz, soul and R&B they had grown up with and had first got them into music. “Horn Rock & Funky Guitar Grooves” explores these escapes from psychedelia in a 17-track compilation that stretches geographically from New Jersey to San Francisco, and on down to Memphis and New Orleans as rock once again became danceable.

Heart Full of Soul: The Motown Anthology is the definitive 2-CD retrospective celebrating Sondra "Blinky" Williams, long regarded as Motown's greatest "lost" superstar. Released in 2019 by Real Gone Music and Second Disc Records with full artist cooperation, this 46-track collection gathers almost three hours of deep soul, gospel-infused R&B, and classic Motown sound recorded between 1968 and 1973. Disc 1 premieres her unreleased 1970 album Sunny and Warm in its complete form alongside rare singles and live Motortown Revue cuts. Disc 2 unearths over 20 previously unreleased vault treasures produced by legends like Ashford & Simpson, Frank Wilson, Stevie Wonder, and Deke Richards. Produced by Joe Marchese and Andrew Skurow and remastered from the original master tapes by Kevin Reeves, this anthology stands as an essential monument to one of the most powerful vocalists in soul music history.

Expansion Soul Sauce Volume 1-3 is an outstanding 3-volume compilation series released between 1992 and 1994 by the esteemed UK soul label Expansion Records. Gathering 44 exquisite tracks across over three and a half hours, this collection highlights the finest modern soul, rare groove, urban R&B, and smooth funk jams from the late 1970s through the early 1990s. Featuring revered soul icons and underground vocalists—including Leroy Hutson, Leon Ware, Gary Taylor, Gwen McCrae, Keni Burke, Josie James, and The Valentine Brothers—this trilogy serves as an indispensable showcase of soulful grooves, lush arrangements, and timeless rhythm & blues for collectors and soul aficionados alike.

Pronounced Toe-Nay is the ambitious and groundbreaking major-label debut album by San Diego gospel pioneer, singer, and multi-instrumentalist Tonéx (Anthony Charles Williams II). Originally recorded in his basement and released independently in 1997 before being picked up and re-released worldwide in 2000 by Rescue, Verity, and Jive Records, this sprawling 75-minute masterpiece peaked at No. 12 on the Billboard Top Gospel Albums chart. Divided into seven distinct musical movements—ranging from Hip-Hop/Rap and Retro/Funk to Jazz, Mellow Grooves, and Soul/Gospel—the album seamlessly blends funky basslines, rubbery clavinet grooves, and avant-garde vocal arrangements inspired by Prince, Stevie Wonder, and Marvin Gaye. Featuring acclaimed tracks like the infectious One Good Reason, the social-conscious anthem The Good Song, and the soul-stirring altar call Untitled, Pronounced Toe-Nay stands as a bold, boundary-pushing landmark in modern urban contemporary gospel and progressive R&B.

NOW That's What I Call Music! 77 is a vibrant compilation that captures the defining soundscape of global mainstream pop, R&B, and dance music from the early 2020s. Released by Sony Music Entertainment in 2021, this 21-track anthology gathers a formidable lineup of chart-topping hits, viral sensations, and modern radio anthems packed into over an hour of continuous highlights. The collection features major international pop icons including Ariana Grande with her smooth title track positions, Billie Eilish with the hypnotic Therefore I Am, Justin Bieber alongside Chance the Rapper on the uplifting Holy, and Shawn Mendes with the anthemic Wonder. Modern dance and R&B elements shine through monster collaborative singles such as 24kGoldn and iann dior's record-breaking Mood, Joel Corry and MNEK's energetic Head & Heart, Dua Lipa's infectious disco-pop hit Levitating featuring DaBaby, and BLΛƆKPIИK with Selena Gomez on Ice Cream. In addition to seasoned hitmakers, the compilation highlights rising stars and breakthrough viral smashes from Tate McRae, Zoe Wees, salem ilese, and Ritt Momney. Delivering pristine production, soaring vocal melodies, and an energetic mix across radio-ready styles, NOW 77 serves as an essential time capsule of contemporary commercial pop music.

Released in Japan in 1992 by Motown Records, Motown's Greatest Hits 1969-1975 is an essential retrospective compilation capturing the golden Motown era of Michael Jackson and The Jackson 5. Spanning 20 classic tracks, this collection features ground-breaking #1 hits like "I Want You Back", "ABC", "The Love You Save", and "I'll Be There", alongside iconic solo career highlights from young Michael Jackson including "Got To Be There", "Rockin' Robin", and "Ben". It also includes popular later archival releases such as "One Day In Your Life" and "Farewell My Summer Love", as well as the PWL Remix of "I Want You Back".

Released in 2021 on the Dutch label PTG Records, Nighttime Lovers Volume 32 delivers another exquisite selection of rare, high-demand 80s dance grooves, boogie cuts, and smooth soul jams. Moving away from overplayed commercial hits, this volume digs deep into the early-to-mid 1980s catalog to highlight lesser-known gems and collector favorites from acts like Chapter 8, Waldo, Midnight Star, New Birth, Heatwave, and Gladys Knight & The Pips. Every track on this collection has been digitally remastered to deliver crisp, modern sound quality.

Released in 2003 by BMG, 1972-1974 is a premier retrospective highlighting the formative street-funk era of New York City's legendary Fatback Band. Formed by visionary drummer Bill Curtis to fuse the heavy "fatback" jazz beat of New Orleans with raw NYC street funk and R&B, the ensemble became one of the most prolific and influential funk groups of the 1970s and 1980s. Collecting 18 essential early tracks recorded for Perception and Event Records, this compilation captures their driving rhythm section, gritty horn arrangements, and infectious party grooves across classic cuts like "Street Dance", "Fatbackin'", "Clap Your Hands", and "Njia Walk (Street Walk)".

Released in March 2020 by Sony Music and Universal Music, So Fresh: The Hits Of Autumn 2020 is a 23-track compilation showcasing the biggest chart-topping hits across Australia at the turn of the decade. As part of Australia's premier compilation series, this release gathers viral smashes, radio favorites, and global pop anthems from heavyweights such as Billie Eilish, Justin Bieber, Doja Cat, Camila Cabello, 5 Seconds of Summer, Lewis Capaldi, and Arizona Zervas.

In August 1970, Maurice White signed the contract for Earth Wind & Fire, soon followed by the first single and the first album of the same name in 1971. The rest is history, the band became one of the most successful and influential ever with their mix of R&B. , soul, funk, jazz, disco, pop, rock, dance, Latin, Afro pop and their spectacular live performances has permanently changed black music.

Step back to the early ’70s – an unforgettable era of pure pop, rock, soul, easy listening and singer-songwriter classics with NOW Yearbook 1971, featuring 80 amazing tracks across 4 CDs. Available as a standard 4CD set and as a deluxe 4CD set housed in ‘hard-back-book’ packaging, including a 28-page booklet featuring a summary of the year and a track-by-track guide.

Step back to the early ’70s – an unforgettable era of pure pop, rock, soul, easy listening and singer-songwriter classics with NOW Yearbook 1971, featuring 80 amazing tracks across 4 CDs. Available as a standard 4CD set and as a deluxe 4CD set housed in ‘hard-back-book’ packaging, including a 28-page booklet featuring a summary of the year and a track-by-track guide.Opening with an incredible run of truly timeless classics… Elton John’s signature ‘Your Song’ leads, followed by Paul McCartney’s debut solo single ‘Another Day’, and Rod Stewart with his first chart-topper ‘Maggie May’ alongside the second #1 for T.Rex with ‘Get It On’. U.S. classics; Neil Diamond’s ‘Sweet Caroline’ is as popular today as it was in ’71, as is John Denver’s ‘Take Me Home Country Roads’. Country-pop hits for Lynn Anderson and Olivia Newton-John come ahead of singer-songwriter gold from Cat Stevens and Carly Simon…Diana Ross hit #1 with ‘I’m Still Waiting’ and the Jackson 5 hit the top in the U.S. with one of their most beloved tracks, ‘I’ll Be There’. Next up, peerless soul ballads from The Delfonics and Al Green along with big pop hits for R. Dean Taylor, Blue Mink, The Fortunes, Sweet and The Kinks before Tom Jones completes the first disc with ‘She’s A Lady’.

We’re back with another unmissable celebration of 1980s pop from the second half of the decade! This brand-new 3CD sequel brings together a 60 huge classic hits from 1985–1989.

Ultimate Prince is a 2006 greatest hits compilation album featuring the work of Prince. The two-disc set contains a disc of some previously released hits (some in single edit form; only "My Name Is Prince" has not been on a previous hits collection), and another of extended remixes of hits and a B-side, most of which have only been previously released as vinyl 12-inch singles.

Music from Tony Boy, Madonna, Dua Lipa , and more – 111 tracks in all.