Destination - Deepa Nair Rasiya – (Asli Music) Rs. 299/-

Following the success of Pakistani singer Abida Parveen in the late 1990s, many female vocalists have entered the Sufi and mystic music arena. However, a large number depend on powerful renditions in the higher octave to create an impact.

Christmas CAROLS for Children – (MP3) Jedi Music Rs. 100/-

If you want uninterrupted Christmas classics for the kids, get this collection of Christmas goodies to keep the kids occupied. Most of the tracks are taken from the many Christmas albums released by Jedi Music down the years.

Christmas Polka- (MP3) - (Jedi Music) Rs. 100/-

The best thing about having music on MP3 is having continuous music for atleast two hours. This collection has about 30 Christmas carols with four bring non – stop medleys. You have all the traditional Christmas classics and carols besides other Christmas songs for the young and the old alike.

FRESH – Teen Pop Hits – Various Artists (Universal Music) Rs. 395/-

There has never been an entire CD dedicated to teen idols and Fresh is certainly a breath of fresh air. The 16 track compilation has almost everyone who made it big in the last three years.

Kiss – Carly Rae Jepsen – (Universal Music) Rs. 295/-

Canadian pop sensation Carly Rae Jepsen releases her second album after “Tug of War” (2008) with a sound resplendent of the likes of early 2000s when Britney Spears, Mandy Moore, Kelly Clarkson and now Selena Gomez and a few others made their mark. “Kiss” manages to bring out a few potential radio hits, but as an album, it is nothing more than average pop fare.

1989 – Taylor Swift – (Universal Music) – Rs. 395/-

Swift has carefully marked her space in the music world. Coming on the scene in 2006 with a country packed self-titled set, she then worked hard to move onto more pop songs with albums like ‘Fearless,’ hitting the Grammys on ‘Speak Now,’ ‘Red’ which marked a totally new Swift a more mature and a better songwriting mindset.

Max Hits 2015 – Various Artists – (Sony Music) Rs. 499/-

The Max Hits year end releases are something to look forward to. It's the best compilation having all your hits on one mind blowing CD. If you have already ripped off these hits and put them on your phone, you can still own the physical copy for your collection of best of 2015.

The Best of 2015 – Various Artists – (Universal Music) – Rs. 395/-

Here are the tunes that have been on heavy rotation this year. The music industry usually saves its biggest compilation releases to midyear or the first six months. From the very popular pop stars chart topping all over the world to brand new artists making a wave on the hit parade, the year has plenty of contenders for end-of-year best-of lists that defy easy categorization.

Never Been Better – Olly Murs (Deluxe Edition) – (Sony Music) – Rs. 599/-

After Ed Sheeran, its Olly Murs who is creating a sensation in the UK and a few parts in America too. Here in India, Murs has a fan following too, his previous hits ‘Dance with me’ and ‘Troublemaker’, making part of playlist all over. Olly’s new release ‘Never Been Better’, has a brand new set of songs in this album of 13 songs and four bonus tracks, where he brings in a few guests artists.

Title – Meghan Trainor – (Sony Music) Rs. 499/-

Meghan Trainor helped make the booty big in 2014 with her body-positive smash hit the phenomenal All About That Bass. While the 21-year-old singer with expressive eyes rocks on her debut full length album, her finger snapping songs are a super hit with teenyboppers. While body expressive songs have become the order of the day with Sia, Nicki Minaj and Taylor Swift flaunting their body in every possible way, Trainor seems to take a step out of it and prove that she also has that oomph material.