Thank You – Meghan Trainor – (Sony DADC) Rs. 499/-

Theirs energy in Trainor be it her debut work of All About that Bass or in her new single Me Too, where she makes a statement about body acceptance and just being yourself.

The Definitive Collection – Lionel Richie and The Commodores (Double album) (Universal Music)

The ex – Commodore co – founder, has been around for the past four decades and gives you an opportunity to sit back and take stock of 38 tracks on his first ever compilation album. The five times Grammy, an Oscar and a Golden Globe winner, brings you a collection that is appealing and unforgettable. The tracks here include his days with The Commodores and also his solo career.

A New Day ….. Live in Las Vegas – Celine Dion (Sony Music)

The diva of pop – Celine Dion, ‘A New Day ….. Live in Las Vegas’ brings out a never before compilation of some great hits of her career when she performs Live In Las Vegas on a three year 600 show engagement at the Colosseum at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas.

Beauty Behind the Madness – The Weeknd – (Universal Music) - Rs. 395/-

Many would’ve not heard of Abel Tesfaye aka The Weeknd’s debut effort, ‘Kiss Land’ that plunked badly on its release in 2013. Taking a point to the mistakes on it, Tesfaye brings about an album that you would enjoy.

Mind of Mine – Zayn – (Sony DADC) Rs. 499/-

There have been many reports on the reason why Zayn Malik left One Direction in early 2015. Some were outright silly, while some say he was not comfortable being in the group where he claims his personality had taken a beating. To one source claiming the singer did not like the sound the band was producing

Brave New World – Iron Maiden (Virgin Records)

The 10 track, 70-minute effort, 'Brave new world' is resolutely heavy, yet stirring and ambitious. This album is a collection of the most happening heavy metal/ hard rock tracks from Iron Maiden after a gap of six years since their last effort

A Head Full of Dreams – Coldplay – (Sony DADC) – Rs. 599/-

Many would know that the band’s video Hymn for a Weekend based on the festival of Holi, was shot in India at various places from Mumbai to Varanasi and also features a guest appearance by Beyonce and our very own Bollywood actress Sonam Kapoor in a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it cameo.

Invincible – Michael Jackson (Sony Music) Rs 399/-

We still remember Jackson, and this album is his final studio and his tenth studio work, so work. Releaased in the end of 2001, the album has some fine moments to recall the songs he made that became final work for his fans.

Minor Epiphany - Nishtha

Seldom is one confronted with lyrics so straightforward. Delhi-based singer and songwriter Nishtha Sachdeva’s debut album Minor Epiphany was highly anticipated by many. Bare lyrics layered with refreshing percussions and soulful guitar solos, tie up the package nicely, thanks to producer Saibal Basu. Perhaps wanting to have a little something for everyone, the album incorporates the trademarks of a few genres, while wanting to maintain its soul standing.

25 – Adele – (Universal Music) – Rs. 395/-

Adele returns after almost five years, to startle us with a mushy hit single that can never go out of our head. Hello has sky rocketed the charts all over the world and everyone who has heard it has fallen in love with the ballad, the lyrics, the soft tones of the melody and the strikingly beautiful video, it leaves you in amazement.