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All image and audio content is used by permission of the copyright holders or their agents, and/or according to fair dealing as per the UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988. Across 2 CDs, 48 tracks, providing an essential selection of the UK’s chart favourites from recent months. UK rap hits from Bad Boy Chiller Crew and Tion Wayne x La Roux feature, alongside dance-pop from Ava Max and Steps… plus airplay hits from Paolo Nutini, Florence + The Machine and Miley Cyrus.Has any of the recent Now Albums ever had old hits that have been re issued as they have come back into the charts? We also have Go by Cat Burns featuring again after it already appeared on Now 111 but this version features Sam Smith. Most recent one I can think of is Now 75 with Don’t Stop Believin’ by Journey, and the Glee version also appeared on that album. No they don't sell anywhere near as much as they did up to a few years ago, but it's a mistake to think absolutely everybody has a Spotify subscription. Recent hit-makers Lauren Spencer-Smith, Mimi Webb, and Dermot Kennedy all feature, alongside long-established chart legends Liam Gallagher, Mark Owen, and closing with the tribute ‘Gold Forever – For Tom’ from The Wanted.

Disc 1 ends with last year’s Eurovision champions Måneskin and ‘Stefania’ by this year’s winners KALUSH. For example Kate Bush's 'Running Up That Hill' or Mariah Carey's 'All I Want For Christmas' have re-entered the charts due to download demands and both got to number one.Not including those though, I can see Live Forever by Oasis is on Now 99, after he performed it at the Brits as a tribute to the Manchester bombing. Disc 2 opens with Lady Gaga’s stunning ‘Hold My Hand’ (from ‘Top Gun: Maverick’) leading into the beautiful ‘The Joker And The Queen’ from Ed Sheeran and ‘go’ from Cat Burns feat. Years ago, especially in the early 90s, old songs would enter the charts again and would appear on the Now’s as well.