Iggy Azalea.

A self-described outsider, Iggy Azalea has already made a big impact on the rap scene. She was the first ever woman to be named to XXL's Freshman List. Along the single Fancy, her debut album features T.I., Charli XCX, and Rita Ora. "Grade of B-. ... she's capable of bulletproof party bangers ..."--Entertainment Weekly.

Features two CDs with twenty four songs by renowned DJs heard in the hottest clubs all around the world. Includes the songs Let's Go by Calvin Harris featuring Ne-Yo, Channel 42 by deadmau5 & Wolfgang Gartner, and Drink by Lil Jon featuring LMFAO.

Reggae superstar Sean Paul returns with his sixth studio album, which features the singles Riot; Other Side of Love; and Entertainment. It also features collaborations with Damian Marley, 2 Chainz, Prince Royce, and Iggy Azalea.

The biggest artists and the biggest hits appear on one of the most anticipated compilations of the year. The best selling collection includes categories representing nominees for Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year and more.

One of the most popular young adult fiction series makes its debut on the big screen with a soundtrack featuring a diverse array of artists. Included is Chvrches's cover of the Bauhaus classic Bela Lugosi's Dead.

Songs of the 2015 Radio Disney Music Awards airing on Disney Channel April 26, 2015.

In early 2018, NOW That's What I Call Music! invited fans to vote online for their favorite top hits from NOW's U.S. series for inclusion on two special releases celebrating 20 years of NOW. 'NOW 20th Anniversary (Volume 2)' features 20 of the biggest hits from the last 20 years, including fan favorites like Britney Spears "Toxic," Justin Bieber "Sorry," to Katy Perry "Roar," One Republic "Counting Stars" and many more.

From rock and pop to rap, electronic, and country, one of music's most popular series returns with a new collection featuring some of the hottest hits on the charts today.