Now That's What I Call Music! 108

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The tempo rises though with Crying At The Discotheque from Sophie Ellis-Bextor, another update of an old European dance track, this time the Alcazar hit that in itself was a sample of the Sheila B. Witness the updates of the Nightcrawlers track Push The Feeling On which is reborn nearly 30 years later as Friday by Riton featuring Mufasa and Hypeman.

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Up until the time of this review, this is the only volume to contain music from Glass Animals, Shane Codd, HVME, Nathan Evans, Lil Tjay and Sabrina Carpenter.It was such a pleasant surprise to see this rather festive song make a post-Christmas appearance in the Now series. Admittedly they might not sell as many copies as say 20 years ago but the series still top the compilation charts. Doncaster born YUNGBLUD teams up with Machine Gun Kelly on Acting Like That whilst Scottish postman Nathan Evans gives us the sea shanty ditty that is Wellerman.