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NOW HERE COMES SUMMER

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They’ve been music store staples for a great number of years, always going head to head with editions covering all four main seasons. So the battle for Summer 2013 is again on in earnest between ‘So Fresh’ and ‘NOW’.
But whereas ‘So Fresh’ brings together a collection of recent hits and best of 2012 for its latest edition, the peeps behind ‘NOW’ have gone for the single disc hit-laden option. And we’ve got to say it’s certainly no bad thing whatsoever, especially if your penchant is for pop.
There’s latest hits from Robbie Williams, Cheryl, David Guetta, Havana Brown, Justin Bieber, Ricki-Lee, Lana Del Rey, Conor Maynard, Swedish House Mafia, Florence & The Machine and even Flume, whose self-titled debut album has spent most of the past week at No.1 on the iTunes album chart.
Full tracklist details are available after the jump, but you’ll find ‘NOW : The Hits Of Summer 2013’ in the shops and online from Friday December 07.

01. Swedish House Mafia ftg. John Martin – Don’t You Worry Child
02. David Guetta ftg. Sia – She Wolf (Falling To Pieces)
03. Ne-Yo – Let Me Love You (Until You Learn To Love Yourself)
04. Florence & The Machine – Spectrum (Say My Name) (Calvin Harris Remix)
05. Maroon 5 – One More Night
06. Nicki Minaj – Pound The Alarm
07. Justin Bieber ftg. Big Sean – As Long As You Love Me
08. Havana Brown ftg. R3hab – You’ll Be Mine
09. Conor Maynard ftg. Ne-Yo – Turn Around
10. Ricki-Lee – Burn It Down
11. Taio Cruz – Fast Car
12. Robbie Williams – Candy
13. Rizzle Kicks – Down With The Trumpets
14. Flume – Holdin On
15. Disclosure ftg. Sam Smith – Latch
16. Cheryl – Call My Name
17. Minx ftg. Reigan Derry – Night To Remember
18. Neon Trees – Everybody Talks
19. Naughty Boy ftg. Emeli Sandé – Wonder
20. The Rubens – My Gun
21. The Killers – Runaways
22. Lana Del Rey – Ride

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Comments

  1. auspOp says

    Hey Brad,

    Highly unlikely. Universal is tied up with Sony for ‘So Fresh’. This compile, therefore, could very well be the last in the ‘NOW’ franchise (apart from a best-of, details of which we’ll publish on the site tomorrow).

    The auspOp team

  3. auspOp says

    Hey Anonymouses,

    EMI Australia, which has produced ‘NOW’ along with Warner Music, is now owned by Universal Music. Hence the new owners are venturing into NOW territory with this release.

    The auspOp team