Drive ga 100-bai Tanoshiku Naru 80s Best Deluxe (Driving 80s Best Deluxe)
Release Date: 7/16/14
Price: 1000 yen
Updated version of Driving 80s Best, now with more Universal. Available on iTunes Japan.
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Drive ga 100-bai Tanoshiku Naru 80s Best Deluxe (Driving 80s Best Deluxe)
Release Date: 7/16/14
Price: 1000 yen
Updated version of Driving 80s Best, now with more Universal. Available on iTunes Japan.
Kaji ga 100-bai Hakadoru High Tension Song Best -Deluxe- (Cheer Up Songs Deluxe (House Keeping Edition))
Release Date: 6/25/14
Price: 1000 yen
Updated version of Kaji ga 100-bai Hakadoru High Tension Song Best, which removes songs from artists that EMI lost the rights to and adds more Universal artists. Available on iTunes Japan.
Maharaja presents Global Mix Vol. 2 -EDM Best Hits-
Release Date: 7/30/14
Price: 2407 yen
Volume 1 of the Global Mix series was an interesting mix of Saifam, Power Music, and Avex artists, but the sequel drops Saifam and Power Music in favor of more traditional EDM artists. Once again, mixed by DJ Boss of Y&Co.
Edge Beat Idol vol. 1 -Anison Cover Edition-
Release Date: 6/19/14
Price: 1852 yen
Anison covers by various idol groups. Also available digitally on iTunes Japan.
Pop Loves Dance -Non-stop Summer Mix-
Release Date: 7/23/14
Price: 2200 yen
New compilation from Sony Music, featuring dance pop hits from mainstream artists like One Direction, Olly Murs, Pitbull, and Kelly Clarkson. AS the YouTube video says, there are “no cover versions.” Also available on iTunes Japan for 1,600 yen. Mixed by DJ Chin-nen.
Yo-Gaku Golden Best mixed by DJ Ryu-1
Release Date: 8/6/14
Price: 1800 yen
New release from FARM Records, featuring lounge covers of Top 40 songs.
Vibes Zenkai Natsu Mix
Release Date: 7/16/14
Price: 1850 yen
Summer compilation from Universal Japan. Mostly the same top 40 hits they’ve been peddling from the last few years, though they somehow managed to have “Samba de Janeiro” on twice. Also, nothing says summer anthem like the theme song from Frozen.
It looks like they have plans for the future of the series, as they’ve already set up an official website.
Host Collection presents Champagne Call 2014
Release Date: 8/27/14
Price: 2500 yen
New CD+DVD set from Avex featuring songs that are popular in host clubs. Usually this means lots of J-Pop, but in the past eurobeat and trance have made appearances.
What’s Up Dance -Club Anthem-
Release Date: 7/2/14
Price: 1300 yen
Digital EP featuring full versions from What’s Up Dance III. Available exclusively on Mora.
What’s Up Dance -Pop Hits-
Release Date: 7/2/14
Price: 1300 yen
Digital EP featuring full versions from What’s Up Dance III. Available on iTunes Japan.
I Love Party – Mega Hits Collection
Release Date: 5/28/14
Price: 1000 yen
Digital EP featuring full versions from the I Love Party series. Available on iTunes Japan.
Vibes Zenkai Natsu Mix
Release Date: 7/16/14
Price: 1850 yen
Summer compilation from Universal Japan. Mostly the same top 40 hits they’ve been peddling from the last few years, though they somehow managed to have “Samba de Janeiro” on twice. Also, nothing says summer anthem like the theme song from Frozen.
Extravagant Party ~Chogouka Artist Nonstop Party~
Release Date: 9/10/14
Price: 2000 yen
A new non-stop mix from Warner Music that features songs from all genres. That means artists like Daft Punk, Coldplay, and David Guetta share the stage with Dionne Warwick, Frankie Valli, and Fleetwood Mac. I’m curious to find out if they’ll be using remixes for the older tracks, because otherwise this’ll be one hell of a mess.
French Electro Sound
Release Date: 6/18/14
Price: 2000 yen
New compilation from Warner Music Japan that makes use of their newly acquired licenses. Former EMI artists like Daft Punk and David Guetta feature prominently on this French electro album. Judging by the track lengths, this CD has full versions.
#Party Up mixed by DJ Fumi*Yeah!
Release Date: 6/14/14
Price: 2000 yen
A new 2-disc compilation from Aqua Production, mixed by DJ Fumi*Yeah! Surprisingly, it avoids the usual Power Music licenses in favor of original artists. Interesting songs include Kat Deluna’s “Wanna See You Dance,” which is basically “Samba de Janeiro,” as well as the new Steve Aoki remix of 2 Unlimited’s “Get Ready.”