Now That's What I Call Music 124 2CD

Now That's What I Call Music 124

Featuring 41 fantastic tracks across 2 CDs, NOW 124 brings together the biggest current hits from the sales and airplay charts, as well as outstanding new releases from the world’s biggest stars and up-and-coming artists. Packed with chart-toppers, future classics, and must-hear tracks, it’s an essential cross-section of today’s pop landscape.

CD1 kicks off with Olivia Rodrigo’s UK No. 1 hit “Drop Dead,” followed by Bruno Mars’ irresistible “I Just Might” and another UK chart-topper from Ariana Grande, “Hate That I Made You Love Me.” This is followed by more current hits from Alex Warren, Calvin Harris, and Jazzy, Myles Smith, and Noah Kahan, before Sabrina Carpenter and Tate McRae captivate with pure pop brilliance. Rising star SIENNA SPIRO is featured with “Material Lover,” a track from the soundtrack to “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” alongside outstanding tracks by Malcolm Todd, Dominic Fike, and Sonny Fodera & Libianca. Next up is another fantastic collaboration between Tyla and Zara Larsson, followed by FLO, Niall Horan, Teddy Swims, and Lewis Capaldi. Lola Young’s “From Down Here” kicks off the CD’s breathtaking finale: Lana Del Rey with “First Light,” which can be heard in the highly anticipated video game “007 First Light.”

CD2 begins with the fantastic “Visitor” from SIENNA SPIRO’s debut album, featuring Gracie Abrams and Olivia Dean, before “Beauty And A Beat” by Justin Bieber & Nicki Minaj—from 2012—is once again topping the charts following his acclaimed Coachella performance. Jennifer Lopez teams up with David Guetta for a dancefloor smash, while Duran Duran reunites with Nile Rodgers, before “Go” by The Chemical Brothers follows—originally released in 2015 and becoming a hit in 2026 thanks to its recent use in the Netflix film “Apex.” The collection continues with newer artists like KATSEYE, Holly Humberstone, and Conan Gray, as well as a second appearance by Niall Horan, followed by established favorites such as Take That, The Script, Westlife, and Jessie Ware. Kacey Musgraves leads a series of pop-country highlights, including Luke Combs, Ella Langley featuring Morgan Wallen, and Shania Twain with her track “Dirty Rosie.” The final two tracks on the compilation come from two of the greatest music icons of all time: The Rolling Stones with “In The Stars” from their new album “Foreign Tongues,” followed by Paul McCartney’s “Days We Left Behind” from his latest chart-topping album “The Boys Of Dungeon Lane.”

Tracklist:
CD1:
1. Olivia Rodrigo - drop dead
2. Bruno Mars – I Just Might
3. Ariana Grande - hate that i made you love me
4. Alex Warren – FEVER DREAM
5. Calvin Harris and Jazzy - Satisfy
6. Myles Smith - Hold Me In The Dark
7. Noah Kahan - Doors
8. Sabrina Carpenter - House Tour
9. Tate McRae - NOBODY'S GIRL
10. SIENNA SPIRO - Material Lover
11. Malcolm Todd - Earrings
12. Dominic Fike - White Keys
13. Sonny Fodera & Libianca – Let Me Be In Your Arms
14. Tyla - SHE DID IT AGAIN (feat. Zara Larsson)
15. FLO - Leak It
16. Niall Horan - Dinner Party
17. Teddy Swims – Mr. Know It All
18. Lewis Capaldi - Stay Love
19. Lola Young - From Down Here
20. Lana Del Rey - First Light

CD2:
1. SIENNA SPIRO - The Visitor
2. Gracie Abrams - Hit the Wall
3. Olivia Dean - Baby Steps
4. Justin Bieber & Nicki Minaj - Beauty And A Beat
5. Jennifer Lopez, David Guetta – Save Me Tonight
6. Duran Duran, Nile Rodgers - Free to Love
7. The Chemical Brothers - Go
8. KATSEYE - PINKY UP
9. Holly Humberstone - Cruel World
10. Conan Gray - Door
11. Niall Horan - Little More Time
12. Take That - You're A Superstar
13. The Script - Man in the Arena
14. Westlife - Your Love Amazes Me
15. Jessie Ware - Automatic
16. Kacey Musgraves - Dry Spell
17. Luke Combs - Be By You
18. Ella Langley and Morgan Wallen - I Can't Love You Anymore
19. Shania Twain - Dirty Rosie
20. The Rolling Stones - In The Stars
21. Paul McCartney - Days We Left Behind

Label: Now Music
Released: 2026