This week in 1996, Phil Collins released his sixth studio album, "Dance Into The Light". For this record, Phil wrote guitar-driven songs that were more uptempo and rhythm-based compared to his typical output. Inspired by Youssou N'Dour, Bob Dylan, African music and the burgeoning Britpop scene of the time. Unlike the preceding “Both Sides”, where Phil had handled all aspects of the creation, “Dance Into The Light” saw Phil enlist a variety of his long-time collaborators and touring musicians, in

Phil Collins’ iconic soundtrack for Disney’s “Tarzan” was released this week in 1999. The songs were written and composed by Phil, who performs alongside Glenn Close, Rosie O’Donnell and NSYNC, with an original score composed by Mark Mancina. “Tarzan” received a #GRAMMY Award for Best Soundtrack Album, and Phil was awarded an American Music Award for Favourite Adult Contemporary Artist for his contribution. Phil also recorded a version of the album in French, Italian, Spanish and German, marking