Tattoo You celebrates 40 years with the release of a brand new remastered edition of the chart topping, multiplatinum album. The 40th anniversary edition, remastered by Stephen Marcussen, includes such enduring favourites as 'Hang Fire', 'Waiting On A Friend' (showcasing jazz saxophone giant Sonny Rollins) and of course the opening track that's been a band signature ever since, 'Start Me Up'.

Track list

1.
Start Me Up - Remastered 2021
Hang Fire - Remastered 2021
Slave - Remastered 2021
Little T&a - Remastered 2021
Black Limousine - Remastered 2021
Neighbours - Remastered 2021
Worried About You - Remastered 2021
Tops - Remastered 2021
Heaven - Remastered 2021
No Use in Crying - Remastered 2021
Waiting on a Friend - Remastered 2021

2.
Living in the Heart of Love
Fiji Jim
Troubles A' Comin
Shame Shame Shame
Drift Away
It's a Lie
Come to the Ball
Fast Talking Slow Walking
Start Me Up (Early Version)

2022 release. Razorwhat? The Best Of Razorlight collates 11 of the band's finest moments plus two thrilling new tracks, 'You Are Entering The Human Heart' and 'Violence Forever?', demonstrating how the band's creative spark has been relit. It was back in April 2021 when Johnny Borrell, Andy Burrows, Björn Ågren and Carl Dalemo revealed they'd been back working together for the first time in over a decade, correcting the unsatisfactory conclusion to their original formation. Bridges have been built. The artistic, and sometimes unwieldy, connection between the two has been re-established. It has been a heartening experience for those involved. Writing a new ending for themselves, Razorlight are back to cast out the boring in your life.

Track list
Golden Touch
In the Morning
Who Needs Love?
Before I Fall to Pieces
Violence Forever?
Stumble and Fall
America
Somewhere else
You Are Entering the Human Heart
Rip It Up
Good Night
Wire to Wire
Don't Go Back to Dalston

Olly Murs' first studio album in over four years 'Marry Me' is the 7th of his illustrious career.

'Die Of A Broken Heart' opens the album, and arrives as the first single. From the opening notes, you can hear why - it's an instant ear-worm, a one-listen-and-you're-hooked pop-reggae outlier.