Now That's What I Call Music 124

Two CDs. NOW 124 brings together the biggest recent hits from the Sales and Airplay Charts alongside standout new releases from the world's biggest stars and breakthrough artists. Packed with chart-toppers, future classics and must-hear moments, it's an essential snapshot of today's pop landscape. CD1 opens with the UK No.1 smash 'drop dead' from Olivia Rodrigo, before Bruno Mars delivers the irresistible 'I Just Might' ahead of another UK chart-topper from Ariana Grande with 'hate that i made you love me'. Huge current hits continue from Alex Warren, Calvin Harris and Jazzy, Myles Smith and Noah Kahan, before pure pop brilliance from Sabrina Carpenter and Tate McRae. Rising star SIENNA SPIRO features with 'Material Lover', taken from the soundtrack to The Devil Wears Prada 2, alongside standout tracks from Malcolm Todd, Dominic Fike and Sonny Fodera & Libianca. Another huge collaboration is next from Tyla featuring Zara Larsson ahead of FLO, Niall Horan, Teddy Swims and Lewis Capaldi. Lola Young's 'From Down Here' leads into the disc's stunning finale from Lana Del Rey with 'First Light', featured in the highly anticipated 007 First Light video game. CD2 opens with the superb 'Visitor' from SIENNA SPIRO's debut album alongside Gracie Abrams and Olivia Dean, before Justin Bieber & Nicki Minaj's 'Beauty And A Beat' -from 2012- finding renewed chart success after his acclaimed Coachella performance. Jennifer Lopez joins David Guetta for a floorfiller, while Duran Duran reunite with Nile Rodgers before The Chemical Brothers' 'Go', originally released in 2015 and a smash in 2026 due to it's recent feature in the Netflix film Apex. The collection continues with newer artists KATSEYE, Holly Humberstone and Conan Gray plus a second appearance from Niall Horan, before established favourites Take That, The Script, Westlife and Jessie Ware. Kacey Musgraves leads a run of pop-country highlights that features Luke Combs, Ella Langley with Morgan Wallen and Shania Twain with her track 'Dirty Rosie'. The final two tracks on the collection are from two of the greatest musical icons of all-time: The Rolling Stones' from their new album 'Foreign Tongues' with 'In The Stars' and is followed by Paul McCartney's 'Days We Left Behind' from his recent chart-topping album 'The Boys Of Dungeon Lane'.