The Spice Girls mark 30 years of Spice with a singles archive that brings original releases, B-sides and previously unreleased demos together.
The Spice Girls have released The Singles Collection, arriving November 6 during the 30th-anniversary week of their debut album Spice. The project revisits their recorded catalogue rather than introducing a new studio album.
Universal Music describes it as the group’s first complete collection of singles, B-sides and unreleased material. The release is available in separate 14-disc colour-vinyl and CD editions.
The official store lists 160 tracks for the CD box, including remixes alongside the singles and B-sides. That edition also includes “Step To Me” and “Tell Me Why,” giving the collection a broader remit than a standard greatest-hits set.
Previously unreleased demos are part of the attraction, including “Do You Think About Me,” which the label identifies as one of the group’s earliest recordings. The official announcement video introduces the archive-focused release.
The CD package includes a 32-page booklet and new messages from all five members. Art cards and other physical extras accompany the recordings, with the original single artwork also part of the presentation.
The anniversary connection is explicit: the collection lands three decades after Spice introduced the group’s debut-album era. For listeners interested in the material around the familiar singles, the remixes and demos offer the main distinction from simply replaying the hits.
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