"Special collector's edition" 150 tracks on 15 compact discs. The story of the House Sound - from the very beginning to the latest Acid Trax.

Raven is the long-anticipated sequel to Kelela’s impeccable studio debut and is slated for release February 10, 2023. Kelela emerges from the tides of her higher self’s oceanic orbit with a fifteen-track, continuous play LP exploring autonomy, belonging and self-renewal as healing. With all the sonic, visual, and physical sensualism that magnetized her early core fanbase, Kelela’s new album finds her more certain and at ease with her creative fluidity’s exceptionality, no matter how high or wide its waves. “Washed Away” and “Happy Ending” have already both been regaled with critical acclaim: Pitchfork called “Washed Away” a “showcase for her swooping soprano” and “Happy Ending” also demonstrative of her “breathy, decorous vocals.”

Collection includes: Pump Up The Jam (1989); Body To Body (1991); The Best Remixes (1991); Recall (1995). Of the many studio-based dance music projects that dominated the charts during the early '90s, few were so popular, or such an improbable success story, as Technotronic. Emerging from Belgium, the multicultural group helped push the deep bass grooves and insistent beats of house music out of the club scene and into the pop mainstream; ironically, they did so largely by hiding behind the photogenic visage of an African-born fashion model who, it was later revealed, did not even perform on their records. In reality, Technotronic was the brainchild of Jo Bogaert (real name Thomas de Quincy), an American-born philosophy teacher who relocated to Belgium in the late '80s in the hopes of mounting a career as a record producer. Bogaert's intent was to fuse house with hip-hop, and toward that aim he sent demos of his work to a variety of rappers, including the Welsh-born MC Eric and a Zairean-born teenager named Ya Kid K (aka Manuela Kamosi), at the time a member of the Belgian rap group Fresh Beat Productions.

Floorfillers is back with 101 of the very best party tunes for any party or occasion!

The eighth release in the Sources series is the sister label to DJ International and an equally good source of authentic House music from one of the pioneer labels, Underground Records. In fact Underground records can be credited with scoring House music’s first No.1 hit with Steve ‘Silk’ Hurleys infectious “Jack Your Body” which hit the No.1 slot in the U.K. at the beginning of 1987 and was probably responsible for spreading the growth of House music throughout Europe. Despite having scored such a huge hit with their first release, Underground stayed true to its name and released scores of incredible records which have since become very collectible and have spawned some of the biggest names in House music history - Liz Torres featuring Kenny Jammin’ Jason, MD111, Tyree, E.S.P., Fingers Inc, Fast Eddie Smith, Sterling Void, K-Alexi to name a few. Recent years have seen a boom in the amount of interest in the label and now many of the original 12” releases have leapt in value and are commanding huge prices. Records like Cool House’s “Rock This Party Right”, MD111’s “Face The Nation”, Tyree’s “Acid Over” and E.S.P.’s “It’s U” among others, continue to rocket in price. All are included in this exceptional package! As with all Sources releases, ‘Sources: The DJ International Records Anthology’ has been lovingly compiled using the best mixes as chosen by Bill Brewster and lovingly re-mastered to make these slices of 1980s dance music history sound the best they’ve ever sounded. If you’re into original authentic House Music direct from one of the richest sources, then look no further. “Sources: The Underground Records Anthology” is a must for any serious House music collection.

¡Oh Disco! is a 1991 two compact disc compilation featuring some of the most powerful dance music of the early 1990's and while it is called disco, most are really not disco but are quite dancable. This was released by Epic Records in Spain.

"Groove Is In The Heart" is the 1990 single by Brooklyn dance group Deee-Lite. While they were known for being pop one-hit wonders, they had a number of #1 hit songs on the dance charts. However, their one-hit fame lead to a lot of attention, and the song also featured legendary bassist Bootsy Collins and rapper Q-Tip. This UK digital single was reissued and released in 2014 by Elektra/Rhino.

Quincy Delight Jones III was a music producer who released a series of hip-hop in the late 80's and early 90's. Known under his pseudonym Q.D.III, he released a compilation on his dad's Qwest label and the end result was Q.D.III Soundlab. It features music from Justin Warfield (who became better known as one half of the duo She Wants Revenge), Kenyatta, Poet Society, 213, Jazzy D, and S.T. One.

Forever Everlasting is the debut album recording by Caucasian rapper Everlast, who was part of Ice-T's Rhyme Syndicate. The album featured three minor hit singles, including "Never Missin' A Beat", "The Rhythm" (which features Ice-T, Donald D and Diva), and the great "I Got The Knack". This was his only album released through Warner Bros. Records before he formed House Of Pain. He wouldn't release anymore solo material until 1998, when he met with great success with "What It's Like".

Mega Rap is a 1994 compilation highlighting some of the prized hip-hop of the early 1990's and maybe a few from hip-hop's first successful decade, the 1980's. This was released on the Scandinavian label Arcade.