Quintino will host his first Bright Nights to celebrate the release of his very first studio album.

Music played an integral role in 90s popular culture, with the battle of boy vs girl bands as they reached record-breaking fame, the breakthrough of Britpop with its serious debates about whether Blur or Oasis were better and the ultimate power ballads from the likes of Whitney and Sinead O Connor. From cassette tapes to CDs, NOW Music has been there through it all, as the 90s saw the way we listen to music change dramatically. Britpop, Garage, RnB, Boybands, girl groups and more.

Inventors of "Space-Rock" and laser beams during concerts, the Rockets are an electronic music band that has left its mark especially in Italy and Russia. Their silver heads and guitars in the shape of sun and stars are alive in the memories of all those who lived through the period between the 1970s and 1980s. Today the Rockets return to Italy with a brand new album entitled "WONDERLAND" full of new songs dedicated to the theme of children (our true future, a better future, a better planet).

Scottish-born singer Jimmy Somerville became a surprise success in the mid-'80s. Instead of being Duran Duran-cute, Jimmy Somerville looked like the average boy next door. Instead of belting out his musical repertoire with a self-conscious urgency to prove himself as a singer (like Rick Astley or George Michael), Somerville possessed a dramatic, piercing falsetto that made the Associates' Billy Mackenzie sound like Tom Waits. But what really made Jimmy Somerville distinctive was his openness about his sexuality. The 1980s was the decade of androgyny, with artists like Annie Lennox, Boy George, and Poison emulating the gender-bending approach of 1970s-era David Bowie. Other performers such as Morrissey and the aforementioned George Michael kept their fans guessing about their sexual orientation. Jimmy Somerville, however, already answered the "is he or isn't he" question before anyone had a chance to ask, and he did so without a trace of mascara.

Top of the Pops 1985 includes hits from Wham!, Duran Duran, Simple Minds and many others.

As thousands of dance musics officials and enthusiasts flock to one of the most exciting hubs for Electronic music, Toolroom’s on hand with another huge compilation Toolroom Amsterdam 2019! Featuring essential ADE weapons from CamelPhat, Weiss, Alan Fitzpatrick, Eli Brown, Will Clarke, Huxley, Jansons, Sidney Charles. Amongst these heavy dance floor hitters, Toolroom have signed 13 brand new exclusives from Javi Bora, Miane & Husko. For this year’s Toolroom Amsterdam compilation, Mendo and Sllash & Doppe to mix the album!

Best Of The Bootlegs is 2019 compilation disc by Norman Cook, who is best known as Fatboy Slim, who is sometimes fucking in heaven. This consists of various alleged unofficial remixes of his. This was released on compact disc in 20911 by the Skint label.

"Dance Classics of Chaka Khan" is a compilation album of recordings by American R&B/funk singer Chaka Khan released on the Warner Bros. Records label in Japan in 1999. As the title suggests the compilation mainly focuses on the dancefloor friendly part of Khan's repertoire from the late 1970s to mid 1980s, including classic single cuts like "I'm Every Woman", "Fate", "Eye To Eye", "Clouds", "I Feel for You" as well as album tracks like "Pass It On (Sure Thing)" and "A Woman in a Man's World". Dance Classics is however mainly notable for the inclusion of two rarities: the original 12" Long Vocal Mix and 12" Instrumental Version of the 1982 hit single "Tearin' It Up", both mixed by legendary D.J. Larry Levan and as yet only available on this compilation.

Serving up most of the tracks from Unlimited Touch's two Prelude albums, plus a single-only release, this collection is a worthy investment for fans of the group who can't locate the original LPs. The invigorating rhythm arrangement and fun vocal melodies of 1980's "I Hear Music in the Streets" (the core of which was later reworked into rapper Rampage's 1997 hit "Take It to the Streets") and the slower, but just as groovy "Searching to Find the One," blending heavy keyboards with a fine electric guitar solo, are the outfit's most successful kinetic endeavors.

After the darkness and uncertainty of the Lady Wood and BLUE LIPS years – which included vocal cord surgery and romantic turmoil – Tove Lo brings her music into the light with Sunshine Kitty. As with her other releases, its title is significant. Not only does Sunshine Kitty signify Lo's move to Los Angeles, it reflects a more lighthearted take on the pussy power she defined on her earlier work. As far back as "Habits (Stay High)," there's been a mischievous, even cute side to Lo's uncensored brand of pop, and it's a refreshing change of pace to hear her lean into it on Sunshine Kitty. She's rarely sounded happier than she does on "Glad He's Gone," where she bids adieu to a friend's unworthy ex-boyfriend with a lilting earworm of a chorus and a NSFW checklist of the things women do – and don't do – to stay in a relationship.

Just in time for this year’s closing parties on the island, Milk & Sugar are releasing their new mix compilation House Nation Ibiza. The special vibe of the Balearic island makes it an essential place-to-be during the summer months. Soon, the season is coming to an end for this year but thanks to Milk & Sugar's new edition of their renowned House Nation Ibiza compilation series. On two CDs entitled House Nation and Love Nation, the vibrant collection features exclusive tracks from the party portfolio of the island, including internationally acclaimed artists such as Michael Gray, Maya Jane Coles, Oliver Schories, Lexer and Jimpster. Of course, Milk & Sugar themselves are also represented and with Riding High and Love Is In The Air contribute even two tunes on this year’s edition.

Sweet Connection was a female musical duo project from Germany. Active for a short period between 1988 to 1990, they were notable for their debut song "Need Your Passion". The group's image revolved around the sexy dichotomy of a sultry blonde and brunette. The duo released their debut single "Need Your Passion" in 1988, which became a European club hit. At the end of the year followed their second single "Dirty Job". The duo released two more singles for the following two years ("Heart To Heart" and "Love Bites") before dissolving in breaking up in 1990. Years following the split, all four singles became a common fixture in nightclubs and Italo disco compilations. Although an album was never released during their active career, in 2008, a compilation album titled after their hit debut song, Need Your Passion, was released by an independent record label DWS Records. It featured all of Sweet Connection's singles and remixes.

1990 was a fantastic year for music, so what better way to honor it than with It's A Beautiful Thing: PolyGram's Summer Grooves. This is a promotional 2CD set released in the summer of 1990 highlighting a mixture of recent material released by the Polygram labels, focusing on R&B, rap, hip-house, house and dance music, plus albums they reissued or remastered. A few of the songs are here in radio edit form, unavailable elsewhere, while others are remixes that could be unfamiliar to some.

After spending some time exploring her Cuban roots and traditional pop, Gloria Estefan returned to straight-up dance-pop with the infectious Gloria! With its percolating disco beats and sunny melodies, the record recalls her glory days of the late '80s, but there is a stronger Latin rhythmic underpinning, which gives the music dept…

Michael is the first posthumous album of previously unreleased tracks by American singer Michael Jackson. It is his seventh album released through Epic Records, and it was released on December 10, 2010 by Epic Records and Sony Music Entertainment. Michael was the first release of all new Michael Jackson material in nine years since Invincible in 2001. Production of the album was handled by several producers such as Teddy Riley, Theron "Neff-U" Feemster, C. "Tricky" Stewart, Eddie Cascio, among others and features guest performances by Akon, 50 Cent and Lenny Kravitz. The album produced four singles: "Hold My Hand", released on November 15, 2010, which reached number 39 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart, "Hollywood Tonight", released on February 11, 2011, and "Behind the Mask" released on February 21, 2011.