Throwback is back!
For the second time in 2016, 'Throwback' returns to turn up the heat with the biggest summer anthems…
The next instalment in the #1 charting series, designed to give you more Vitamin D than Sunny Delight (even if the Great British summer disappoints) Throwback Summer Jamz kicks off in style with one of the biggest female groups of all time… Destiny’s Child, followed by the ultimate sunshine song from DJ Jazzy Jeff & Fresh Prince… ‘Summertime’. We keep the classics coming with a Magnum of artists including Mary Mary with ‘Shackles’ then Jennifer Lopez, Nelly and Montell Jordan before R.Kelly hits the ‘Ignition' to his sun kissed anthem.
CD2 continues the summers vibes with Rocket tracks from Shaggy, Sean Paul and Beenie Man then 90s anthems from Shabba Ranks (Mr Loverman), Chaka Deamus & Plies and the hotstepper Ini Kamoze before closing with the track at the centre of the worldwide Running Man Challenge, Ghostown DJs ‘My Boo’.
CD3 is flavoured by a Feast of old skool R&B to bring that summer feeling including NSYNC (Feat Nelly), R Kelly, Salt N Pepa, Outkast and Mr Magic himself, NeYo. We close with a summer melt of female talent from the likes of Mary J Blige, Mya and the legendary TLC.
Throwback Summer Jamz is the perfect partner for long summer days, road trips to the beach, picnics in the park or BBQs in the back garden. This album is hot enough to melt any ice cream… Go for the Solero not the mini-milk this summer and pick up Throwback Summer Jamz from Ministry of Sound.
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