Compilation albums were everywhere… until they weren’t. From Big Shiny Tunes and MuchDance to Women in Song and blockbuster soundtracks, they raised us, soundtracked our crushes, and fully ran our CD players. Somewhere between record stores, burned discs, and the streaming abyss, the vibes shifted, the curation disappeared, and the soundtrack of our lives got outsourced. So what happened when compilation albums became cultural casualties, and how did we all end up listening to playlists we didn’t even make?

Hosts: Sean Ross, Jordan Appugliesi
For iHeartRadio: Created By: Kyle MacK; Executive Producers: Kyle MacK; Written By: Kyle MacK; Directed By: Kyle MacK; Edited By: Steven Estrella; Audio Intro Produced by: Jesse Wilkins; Video Intro Produced by: Leah Jewer

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