Blanco y Negro Music is the leading independent record label in Spain. Founded by Felix Buget and his brothers Luis and Jaime, with its headquarters in Barcelona it is currently one of the main references for electronic music among European labels. With a history of more than 30 years, Blanco y Negro has always aimed for real talent and has worked with internationally renowned artists, publishing and releasing big names under its label such as: Moby, Carl Cox or Sven Vath, a well as dozens of world famous DJs and producers.

Though Debbie Harry has generally worked in a pop/rock vein, she's had her share of exposure in dance clubs thanks to hits like "Heart of Glass," "Rapture," and the Chic-produced "Backfired." In 1988 – a few years after she had left Chrysalis – the label set out to exploit her club/dance appeal with Once More Into the Bleach, a generally decent, though not exceptional, collection of remixes. Those singles were obvious choices for this CD, which ranges from Blondie classics (including "Call Me," "Sunday Girl," and "The Tide Is High") to such solo material as "Feel the Spin" and the humorous "French Kissin' in the USA." The most interesting remixes here include a house-influenced version of "Backfired," and a Europop recasting of "Denis."

74-track 4-CD set featuring Telex's back catalogue with Neurovision, Wonderful World, Looney Tunes, Sex and Looking For Saint Tropez, each disc is housed in a card slipcase which still retains the original,opened, factory shrink and includes a special booklet with history and comments by the band introducing each album section (in French and English), each section contains all the sleeves (including singles) plus all the lyrics.

Known for his solo hits in the 1980s as well as his hits with the band Smokie in the '70s, Chris Norman is a British soft rock singer with an international following whose career spans several decades. As Smokie's popularity trailed off around the turn of the decade, Norman split from the band and made his solo album debut in 1982 with Rock Away Your Teardrops. While his debut album was fairly unsuccessful, his second full-length effort, Some Hearts Are Diamonds (1986), was another story, spawning the international Top Ten smash hit single "Midnight Lady." Norman's popularity was greatest in Germany, where he racked up several additional hits during the late '80s, among them "No Arms Can Ever Hold You," "Sarah (You Take My Breath Away)," and "Broken Heroes."

"Rhythm Is A Dancer" is a 1992 single by Snap! This is the European CD5 featuring three mixes of the hit song. This was released by Logic.

The all-girl 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 had found surprising success in Japan, the producers changed the lineup, keeping Michaela Rose and replacing the two other girls with Jasmin Vetter and Sandra Lauer. Vetter, a former gymnast, also became the trio's choreographer and Lauer, soon to be billed simply as Sandra, assumed the position of a lead vocalist. The first single of the updated Arabesque, "Hello, Mr. Monkey" went to number one in Japan. The Far East remained the band's biggest market, with numerous albums and compilations released over the years. However, Arabesque's success in their homeland was very modest, with only one single, "Marigot Bay," entering the German charts at number eight in 1981. In 1984, they disbanded and Sandra embarked on a successful solo career with the songs written by her future husband Michael Cretu (of Enigma fame.) Jasmin Vetter and Michaela Rose formed a new duet, Rouge, but after a few obscure singles it ceased to exist.

"Stranger In My Life" is a 1993 single by artist Grant Miller. This is a German CD5 released by Polydor and features three mixes of the song.

Dancing Queen isn't the soundtrack to Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again but it's something sexier: an ABBA covers album by Cher inspired by her role as Ruby in the 2018 film. Cher didn't sing much in Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again – she duetted with Andy Garcia on "Fernando" and was part of the crew singing "Super Trouper" – but it was enough to whet her appetite to sing more of Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus' songs, so she headed into the studio with her producer Mark Taylor and cut ten quick covers. Bearing the perhaps-inevitable title Dancing Queen, the tribute is swift and breezy, especially for a record that doesn't take liberties with the original arrangements. Taylor peppers the album with vocoders and electronic beats but the intent and feel of Cher's interpretations are faithful to the original beloved hits. It's just enough of an update to feel fresh, yet familiar enough to be nothing but a dose of glitzy, cheerful nostalgia.

Reflections is a collection of new remixes in a "Europop/house" style of select hits from by German singer Sandra, released in 2006 and includes re-recorded versions of Sandra's hits from first four albums (1985-1990). Also featuring a newly recorded "Ballad" version of "Everlasting Love". In 2007, Virgin Music France decided to release a special version of Reflections, containing three new remixes made by French DJs. These three tracks are as follows: "In the Heat of the Night" (Future Vision Remix - Radio Edit), "Maria Magdalena" (Junior Caldera Remix - Radio Edit), and "In the Heat of the Night" (Superfunk Remix - radio Edit). "In the Heat of the Night 2007" was released online as a digital single containing four new versions of the song, whereas "(I'll Never Be) Maria Magdalena" was not.

"Love, Truth & Honesty" is the 1988 single by British dance vocal group Bananarama. This was released in support of their Greatest Hits album. This was released in West Germany by Metronome via London Records.

"Gold" is the 1983 single by British pop group Spandau Ballet but this consists of The Sun Mixes of the song. This was released in 2000 by EMI.

Sandy-voiced French singer and actress Louane Emera aka Louane (born Anne Peichert) found fame as a contestant in the second season of France's The Voice in 2013. Though she didn't make the finals of the singing competition, she was cast as one of The Bélier Family in the 2014 film, which featured her singing several songs including Michel Legrand's "Je Vole." She won a César Award for Most Promising Actress for the film. That same year, she released her first single, "Jour 1," which hit the Top Ten in France; "Je Vole" climbed to number two; and she appeared on two covers collections, We Love Disney, Vol. 2 and La Bande à Renaud, Vol. 2. Her debut album, Chambre 12, arrived in 2015 and went to number one on France's album chart, also charting in Belgium and Switzerland.

"Bolingo (Love Is in the Air)" is a song recorded by German Eurodance group La Bouche. It was released in 1996 as the first single of their second album S.O.S. and achieved a moderate success in Europe…

This battle does not exist but tens of people are hoping it would be. The battle is that between Jennifer Lopez and Shakira, the queens of Latin pop going at it hardcore in this beef of nations called Battle. The protein in this power is SK and its calories are meat. Fight together in song and see who keeps up the strength.

There is an official Björk greatest hits CD but blame it on the internet for people who make them up for the fans as a means to do one better. This is called The Best Of Björk and it features 18 of some of the best Björk cuts ever made. This was released by (unknown).