New releases this week: Pop

Review: Cosmic disco and spaced out Brit funk and pop fusion outfit Jamiroquai celebrates 20 years of their landmark Dynamite with a new limited edition reissue of what was their sixth studio album. Originally released in 2005, the album fused their signature funk, disco and electronic flair into smash radio hits like 'Feels Just Like It Should,' 'Seven Days in Sunny June' and '(Don't) Give Hate a Chance.' This anniversary edition comes pressed on exclusive coloured vinyl and also included is a replica promo CD sampler featuring pre-release single versions, an extended mix of the title track, and 'Black Devil Car.'

Review: Colombian pop icon Shakira's second English-language album returns on opaque bone vinyl, 20 years after it helped cement her global status. Packed with theatrical pop-rock and Latin-inflected radio hits, the reissue pairs familiar standouts with deeper cuts and remixes. 'Hips Don't Lie (feat Wyclef Jean)' remains irrepressible-part brass-driven anthem, part carnival chant-while 'Illegal (feat Carlos Santana)' and 'Don't Bother' draw from her rockier instincts. Tracks like 'Timor' and 'Animal City' tackle political themes with surprising sharpness, while 'The Day and the Time (feat Gustavo Cerati)' and 'Your Embrace' lean more atmospheric. Bonus cuts like the Spanish version of 'Hips Don't Lie' and the radio remix of 'Illegal' round off a package that captures the ambition and stylistic reach of Shakira's mid-2000s peak-a restless blend of Latin pop, angsty ballads and sleek crossover hooks.