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Get ready to CELEBRATE! NOW Music is proud to offer the ultimate selection of 84 fabulous tracks across 4 CDsNOW Thats What I Call Pride.

The first disc is all about the dancefloor, featuring superstar acts, and including club remixes from Mariah Carey (My All), Cher (Believe), Whitney Houston, Cline Dion, P!NK, and the timeless I Will Survive from Gloria Gaynor. Speaking of iconic anthems, Born This Way from Lady Gaga, Eurythmics duet with Aretha Franklin Sisters Are Doin It For Themselves, and Kylies Better The Devil You Know, are all here plus Supermodel from RuPaul and we are delighted to close disc one with an epic track, God Control, rarely compiled from Madonna.Disc Two features some of the greatest contemporary chart stars, Pride allies and advocates, leading with Taylor Swifts You Need To Calm Down, followed by huge tracks from Dua Lipa, Lil Nas X, Miley Cyrus, and The Weeknd & Ariana Grande. #1s from Calvin Harris with Sam Smith, Joel Corry feat. MNEK, and Olivia Rodrigo are featured along with remixes of massive hits from George Ezra and Shawn Mendes, while leaving space for fab tracks from Years & Years, Janelle Mone, and Kim Petras.The third disc pays tribute to idols and heroes of the community, celebrating Prides legacy. Leading with George Michael (Outside) and Elton John (Philadelphia Freedom), its packed with classics from legends who have represented the community over the past few decades, including Pet Shop Boys, Erasure, The Communards, Liza Minnelli, Hazell Dean, Grace Jones and Marc Almond and a wealth of 80s Hi-NRG gold from Divine, Bananarama, Dead Or Alive and Patrick Cowley feat. Sylvester.The only way to close this collection is with a stellar line-up of celebratory party classics. Kicking off with Queens legendary I Want To Break Free, the remix of Jolene from Dolly Parton and ABBAs phenomenal Lay All Your Love On Me, disc Four includes retro party anthems from Village People, Chic, Sister Sledge, Baccara and Chaka Khan, and a stunning remix of Im Coming Out and Upside Down from Diana Ross, while leaving space for more contemporary essentials from Steps, Gina G, La Roux, Carly Rae Jepsen and Scissor Sisters.The Ultimate Soundtrack to a Summer of celebrationNOW Thats What I Call Pride.