This Black History Month, we celebrate the songs that have gone on to have cultural influence far beyond their initial release. Here are 21 musical moments that highlight just some of those important contributions.

Sade’s very special box set This Far is out now. Featuring remastered versions of all their studio albums to date, on pure 180- gram heavyweight black vinyl.

The White Stripes have announced their Greatest Hits album – the first-ever official anthology of recordings from Jack and Meg White. The career spanning collection of highlights will be out December 4th on CD, LP & via streaming services.

Sometimes it becomes a little too hard to recognise talent until it’s too late; it’s there in your hands, but if you’re not careful then it’ll slip away.

It’s been almost 20 years since Midnight Oil unveiled a new longform release. That wait will finally be over on October 30 when their seven song mini-album, ‘The Makarrata Project’ lands online and in stores on CD & Vinyl.

This month we’re celebrating the 40th Anniversary of ‘Blizzard of Ozz’, the debut album by the mighty Ozzy Osbourne!

Formed in Coventry in 1984, new wave pop stars King built on the foundations of their hometown’s Two-Tone scene to create what they called ‘Multi-Tone’.

This classic live show from Pink Floyd’s legendary sticksman Nick Mason is out now on CD, vinyl, DVD and Blu-Ray.

This November 13, Sony Legacy presents ‘Johnny Cash & The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra’. A collection of The Man In Black’s finest tunes, backed by the famous Philharmonic.

There are whole variety of reasons why Shakin’ Stevens was the biggest-selling singles star of the 1980s.