The trio Arabesque was created by two Frankfurt-based German producers at the height of the disco era in 1977. After one album and a few singles that found surprising success in Japan, the producers changed the lineup, keeping Michaela Rose and replacing the two other members with Jasmin Vetter and Sandra Lauer…

Kim Wilde’s fifth studio album originally released in 1986 finally gets the deluxe 2CD treatment courtesy of Cherry Pop Records. Features the International mega hit 'You Keep Me Hangin On' which reached No.1 in America, Canada, Australia and Norway, No.2 in the UK, Ireland and Switzerland and the Top 10 in Germany, Denmark, France and pretty much every country across Western Europe. Also includes the hit singles 'Schoolgirl', 'Say You Really Want Me' and 'Another Step'. The album itself reached No.40 in the USA, No.42 in Germany and No.73 in the UK. Now comes with 17 bonus tracks including many hard to find 12, 7, Club and Extended versions, all re-mastered by Tim Turan Again overseen by Kim’s webmaster Marcel Rijs, with in-depth liner notes by Steve Thorpe, the booklet contains lyrics to all the songs and pictures of all relevant singles and the whole package comes in its ORIGINAL LP artwork exactly what the fans have been asking for.

The Italian Italo Disco music project Joe Yellow was founded in 1983 and landed with "Lover To Lover" in the same year a big hit. Domenico Ricchini aka Joe Yellow was awarded the "Best Composer in Europe" in 1983 by the TV show "Formel Eins". More hits from Joe Yellow: Love At First, I 'm Your Lover, Runner As always, the "Greatest Hits & Remixes" series has the hits as a 7 "version on CD1 and the extended and rare versions on CD2.

C'è un re-audizione con i classici di UMBERTO TOZZI (Gloria), Al Bano e ROMINA POWER (Felicità), TOTO CUTUGNO (L'Italiano) o PAOLO CONTE (Via Con Me) e grandi successi dance Italo (dagli anni '80 del MARTINELLI Cenerentola), RAF (self Control), TONY ESPOSITO (Kalimba De Luna) o SABRINA (Boys). Naturalmente, ha Café esperto di musica impulso Armin Doppelbauer anche quest'anno e non lasciare che prendere uno o l'altro hit italo-pop da esplorare con draufgepackt.

Sarah Brightman's 1999 release Eden applies her rich, supple voice to 16 tracks that range from classical to pop to haunting ballads. The album features "Il Mio Cuore Va," Titanic's "My Heart Will Go On" sung in Italian; "Scene D' Amour," the theme from The English Patient; and "Nessun Dorma" from Puccini's Turandot…

Long overdue Deluxe 2CD revamp for Kim Wilde’s fourth studio album, originally released in 1984 and a UK National Chart No.66 hit and No.22 in Germany (No.84 in the USA Billboard Hot 100) Includes the hit singles The Touch (UK, No 50, Germany No.29 and Holland No.20), The Second Time (UK No.29, Germany No.9, Switzerland No.7, USA No. 65 and Holland No.24) and Rage To Love (UK No.19, Germany No.45) Now comes complete with an incredible 16 bonus tracks including many ultra rare 12 and Extended mixes. Alongside the original LP artwork this release includes lyrics to all the songs, sleeve-notes by Steve Thorpe and the whole thing has been overseen by Kim’s official webmaster Marcel Rijs by the fans for the fans! Totally re-mastered by Tim Turan. Kim was the Most Successful British Solo Female Artist of the 80's (17 hit singles) and in France she is known as the Bridgette Bardot of Rock.

Italo Disco had its peak time in the mid 80s, thank to such artists as Aleph, Fred Ventura, Scotch, Ken Laszlo, Den Harrow, Joe Yellow or Casco to name a few. From underground club music to catchy pop acts, italo had its footprint everywhere. It was also widely supported by DJs, from Chicago to London, from Berlin to Moscow, from Stockholm to Lisbon. When house music took it’s place in Europe, some of the producers started to produce house music as well, some moved to Japan to continue their italo adventure in a bit faster form called euro beat.

Warm your Summer with Summer Hits 2017, all the Italian hits of the moment 2 CDs. Warm your summer with … all the Italian HITS of the moment!

Neoton Família (also known as Neoton in Spain, Newton in West Germany, Neoton Familie in East Germany and Newton Family in the rest of the world) was one of the most successful Hungarian pop-bands, their carrier spanning several decades, with changes in line-up. Most active from 1977 to 1989, they released albums and singles and toured in 25 foreign countries, including Germany, France, Spain, Netherlands, Italy, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Canada, Cuba, Japan, India, South Korea, also producing many of the best-known hits in the country. From 1979 to 1989 the band sold over 6 millions records in Hungary and about 1.5 millions records in other countries and takes on this indicator second place behind the famous band Omega.

This double-CD has 21 great tracks. 19 of those were previously available on our vinyl releases. The bonustracks ''You Are My Life'' of Ryan Paris and ''The Years Go By (Eddy Mi Ami Remix)'' by Fred Ventura were produced in the Iventi Studios. For the people who love our releases but don't have a turntable, this is your chance to get the hits on our third double compilation CD. All tracks remastered in full-length extended versions.

The Summer Is Magic is a song by Italian Eurodance group Playahitty. It was released in July as the first single of the eurodance Italian project; The song was a big success in the summer and autumn of in several countries of Continental Europe, mainly in Italy. Produced by German dance auteurs Amir Saraf and Ulli Brenner, with songwriting contributions by Nosie Katzmann, this debut album is state of the art dance-pop, a seamless amalgam of Moroder, Summer-era disco, street-edged hip-hop, house, synthpop and electronics.

The first compilation with some of the most beautiful songs that accompanied indelible moments to Dynamo Camp. Dynamo Camp is the first Leisure Therapy Camp in Italy.

Born Paul Mazzolini on February 18, 1960 in Beirut, Lebanon, to a family of an Italian diplomat and an American singer, Gazebo spent his early years globetrotting around the world with his parents. Upon his return to Italy in the early '80s, he recorded his first song, "Masterpiece", co-written with his friend Pier Luigi Giombini. Issued as a single, it became a big success in Italy in 1982 and only missed the number one spot in the charts by a whisker. A year later, Gazebo released his self-titled debut album, containing the hit song "I Like Chopin": a number one in Italy and 15 other countries that sold eight million copies around the world and contributed to the popularity of the nascent Italo-dance style. Later reissues of this album (from 1984 on) state "I Like Chopin" as album title.

Collection includes five solo studio albums, one live album and one compilation by German pop/rock star Nena.

Italove is a Swedish trio made up of Dr Mateo, Blix and LaRoxx. Great fans of Italian Disco of the 80s and the HI-NRG movement, they have released many singles and made many tours of clubs in particular the last 2 years.