The eighth studio album from Gorillaz, an energetic, upbeat, genre-expansive collection of 10 tracks featuring yet another stellar line-up of artist collaborators: Thundercat, Tame Impala, Bad Bunny, Stevie Nicks, Adeleye Omotayo, Bootie Brown and Beck.

Everything But The Girl was formed in 1982 by singer-songwriter-musicians Tracey Thorn and Ben Watt. Acclaimed for their tender-tough lyrics, Thorn's unique voice and Watt's arrangements, they released a string of UK gold albums throughout the 1980s experimenting with jazz, guitar pop, orchestral wall-of-sound and drum-machine soul, through to the 90's, including the global smash hit Missing and ending on the album 'Temperamental', where the duo chose to quit on a high.

Tracey focused on family life away from the spotlight before returning with a run of solo albums and best-selling autobiographical books. Ben moved into DJing and remixing, and launched the respected electronic label, Buzzin' Fly. He returned to his singer-songwriter roots with a trilogy of solo albums from 2014-2020.

In November 2022 Everything But The Girl announced they had recorded a new studio album - the first for over two decades, released in 2023.

Collection of remixes of Billboard number one hits selected by the legendary singer herself.

The album is a career spanning collection, ranging from the 'You Can Dance Remix' of her first single 'Everybody' to the 'Honey Dijon Radio Mix' of 'I Don't Search I Find', the original version of which is taken from her fourteenth album 'Madame X' (2019).

Filmed on the stage of The Royal Opera House at Covent Garden, director Paul Czinner's outstanding film showcases prima ballerina Margot Fonteyn in what was her first feature film. Partnered by Michael Somes, this DVD takes acts from three of the most well-known and admired pieces of ballet in the world:

Ondine
A showpiece for Margot Fonteyn, who owed much of her success to the tailor-made role that Ashton created for her. Seats for every performance of this ballet were sold out within two weeks of opening.

The Firebird
In which Michael Somes as Prince Ivan Tsarevitch was said to be unsurpassed by any living dancer. It is a riot of colour and action, ably showcasing Stravinsky's haunting music.

Swan Lake (Act II)
This shows the Royal Ballet Company at its classical best. With Tchaikovsky's enchanting music it brings contrast to the modernism of Ondine and the excitement of The Firebird.

Originally released in 1998 in Japan-only, this compilation features remixes of tracks from their 1997 eponymously titled, number one album.

I See You marks a new era for the London trio of Romy Madley Croft, Oliver Sim and Jamie Smith (Jamie xx), both sonically and in terms of process. I See You is the follow up to The xx s two previous albums xx and Coexist which have sold over 3 million copies between them, winning a host of accolades along the way.

Produced by Jamie Smith and Rodaidh McDonald, I See You is The xx at their boldest yet, performing with more clarity and ambition than ever before. On Hold , the first piece of music to be revealed from the album has been praised across multiple platforms and has been blowing up airwaves all across the globe. Say Something Loving is the follow up single being globally on the 6 th Jan 2017.

The xx have already sold out multiple 2017 shows in the UK and Europe. They have platinum and gold discs amassed from across Europe, the Americas and Australia. They re one of only three British bands the others being One Direction and Mumford & Sons to have a gold certified debut album in the USA in the last decade. Their multimillion streaming and social media stats are dizzying.