Award-winning broadcaster andMTV Base icon Trevor Nelson is arguablythe UK's leading DJ in the urban music scene and has a proven track record of releasing absolutely banging compilation albums. And he's done it again.

Today he dropped 'Trevor Nelson Club Classics', another carefully curated selection of old school classics to current R&B hitsfrom Stevie Wonder to Drake, and to celebrate he's picked some of his all-time faves to launchyou into the weekend...

Donnell Jones Ft. Left Eye - ‘U Know What's Up'

"Just about the smoothest club R&B ever. Always gets a great reaction and Lisa Left Eye never sounded better."

Mark Morrison - ‘Return Of The Mack’

"Was the first big tune for me when I joined Radio 1 and will always get a party started. Oh yeah and it's British."

Drake - ‘Hotline Bling’

"He is still dominating the scene and this tune will be played forever. It was my midnight drop at the O2 on NYE. It is the last track on my current club classics compilation."

Cam'Ron Ft. Juelz Santana- ‘Oh Boy’

"This is a crowd pleaser for guys and girls. The intro is epic and builds to a great sample. It's one of those songs that the guys love as much as the ladies."

The Jackson 5 - ‘I Want You Back’

"I cannot believe that I can still get away with this song on the dance floor. Everyone’s happy when this comes on. Young Michael was a genius performer."

Kanye West - ‘All Of The Lights’

"When this man gets it right, he makes it legendary. I could do a Top 10 from his catalogue alone. The drums are nuts on this."

Blackstreet Ft. Dr Dre - ‘No Diggity’

"There were high expectations when two of the greatest urban producers Teddy Riley and Dre collaborated...boy did they deliver. I had to put this banger on my new album."

The Notorious B.I.G - ‘Mo Money Mo Problems’

"From the era of huge samples and the home of bad boy records. They jacked a Diana Ross song and owned it. This was peak ghetto fab."

Lauryn Hill - ‘Everything Is Everything’

"I remember playing this video on MTV exclusively. Love the song and really like this video especially the vinyl scratching."

Stevie Wonder - ‘Superstition’

"This is the opening song on my album and I had to get the man's permission to use it. He is the greatest singer songwriter ever and his performance at Glastonbury was amazing."

'Trevor Nelson Club Classics is out now.'