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Now that's what I call music! 52.
Jessie J, 1988- , performer.
[Santa Monica, CA] : Universal Music Group, [2014]
1 audio disc : digital, CD audio : 4 3/4 in.
Full credits on container insert.
Bang bang All about that bass Bailando Anaconda Black widow This is how we do Rather be Break free Fireball Love runs out Maps Am I wrong Hideaway Shower Amnesia Burnin' it down LIfe of the party All about you Scarecrow Too cool to dance No flex zone
Country music -- 2011-2020.
Popular music -- 2011-2020.
Rock music -- 2011-2020.
Jessie J, 1988- ,
Grande, Ariana,
Minaj, Nicki,
Trainor, Meghan, 1993- ,
Iglesias, Enrique, 1975- ,
Paul, Sean,
Bueno, Descemer,
de Zona, Genta,
Azalea, Iggy, 1990- ,
Ora, Rita,
Perry, Katy,
Glynne, Jess, 1989- ,
Zedd, 1989- ,
Pitbull (Rapper),
Ryan, John (Rapper),
Kiesza, 1989- ,
G, Becky, 1997- ,
Aldean, Jason,
Mendes, Shawn, 1998- ,
Duff, Hilary, 1987- ,
Eden xo, 1989- ,
Clean Bandit (Musical group),
OneRepublic (Musical group),
Maroon 5 (Musical group),
Nico & Vinz (Musical group),
5 Seconds of Summer (Musical group),
Alex & Sierra (Musical group),
Rae Sremmurd (Musical group),





When the 52nd volume of the Now series was released in November 2014, it featured only one song -- Meghan Trainor's throwback pop "All About That Bass" -- that had reached the top of Billboard's Hot 100. Six selections, however, had already peaked within the Top Ten, including Jessie J, Ariana Grande, and Nicki Minaj's "Bang Bang," Minaj's "Anaconda," Grande and Zedd's "Break Free," and Nico & Vinz's "Am I Wrong." As usual, the series attempts to provide a boost to some developing artists and under-performing singles, such as Alex & Sierra's "Scarecrow" and Eden XO's "Too Cool to Dance." ~ Andy Kellman