A greatest hits compilation made up of eighteen of 50 Cent's biggest songs.

Justin Hurwitz's score is another important sonic piece in the buzz about the big-screen musical starring Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone.

Herb Alpert is back with a brand new collection of original compositions and classic songs reimagined in Alpert's one-and-only style. Includes the new single Doodles.

Serving as a companion piece to his autobiography, this collection offers up highlights from Robbie Robertson's musical career, including his time in the Band and the Hawks.

Kevin Eubanks explores the chemistry he maintains with musicians on both coasts. And once again, his distinctive fingerstyle approach to the instrument is in the service of tunes that run the stylist gamut from urgent swingers, to introspective ballads, to Latin-tinged numbers, and some get-down Philly funk.

Along with the classics from the original film, the new TV adaptation of Dirty Dancing comes with new tracks. Along with performances by the cast , there are tracks from artists including Lady Antebellum and Seal.

Juan Gabriel releases the follow up to his successful Los Duo release. More of his classic hits are transformed into duets featuring Marc Anthony, Paulina Rubio, Wisin, and more.

Sum 41 returns with their first album in over five years, their first on Hopeless Records. The quintet is back with their signature choruses and metallic guitar riffs that fans have come to love throughout the band's career.

Features sixteen tracks for kids yoga, including three relaxation tracks for mindfulness and rest.