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    ‘Now That’s What I Call Music’ #69(Nice) Now Available

    Breana CeballosBy Breana CeballosFebruary 3, 20192 Mins Read
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    We have reached an epic landmark as NOW That’s What I Call Music has reached it’s 69th album release.

    The day is FINALLY here! NOW 69 is now available! https://t.co/ZNBJzFMePd pic.twitter.com/kJvvdgGkU7

    — Now That's Music! (@NOWThatsMusic) February 1, 2019

    The CD’s started being released in 1998 and some years having 2-3 albums a year. While I’m not really sure how well compilation CDs do these days looking at the Wiki they all seem to have gone Platinum. Honestly the only compilation CDs I have ever owned were “Best of the 70’s” and “Pure Moods”. Pure Moods was amazing don’t judge me.

    The tracks listed on this gloriously numbered album are:

    Track List: 
    1. Ariana Grande / breathin’ 
    2. Bastille & Marshmello / Happier 
    3. DJ Snake f/Selena Gomez, Cardi B. & ozuna / Taki Taki 
    4. The Chainsmokers f/Kelsea Ballerini / This Feeling 
    5. Silk City & Dua Lipa f/Diplo & Mark Ronson / Electricity 
    6. Calvin Harris & Sam Smith / Promises 
    7. Loud Luxury f/Brando / Body (Armada)
    8. Ellie Goulding f/Diplo & Swae Lee / Close To Me 
    9. LSD / Thunderclouds 
    10. Shawn Mendes & Zedd / Lost In Japan (Remix) 
    11. Khalid / Better 
    12. Camila Cabello / Consequences 
    13. Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper / Shallow (Radio Edit) 
    14. Dan & Shay / Tequila 
    15. Lauv f/Julia Michaels / There’s No Way 
    16. Lovelytheband / Broken 
    Now Presents What’s Next:
    17. George Ezra / Shotgun 
    18. Jack Samson / Slow 3 
    19. The Accidentals / Heavy Flag 
    20. Sasha Sloan / Older 

    I think they lost their chance to make all the tracks sexual innuendos. I mean, that’s what I would have done anyway.

    What do you think of this? Are you going to go out and buy one right now for the car? Tell us in the comments!

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