The phrase "a new compilation by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a collection of works, such as music, literature, or other creative content, that has been assembled by a specific individual or group.
Example: "I am excited to announce the release of a new compilation by various artists, showcasing their best hits from the past decade."
Alternatives: "a fresh collection from" or "an updated anthology by".
A few months after Star Wars' imperial march back into public consciousness on the strength of The Force Awakens, Rick Rubin who's acting as a sage, Yoda-like figure these days—has announced a new compilation inspired by (and sourced from) the sci-fi series, due out in a couple of weeks.
A new compilation, put together by DJ and inveterate crate-digger Greg Belson, confirms that the cultures of Saturday night and Sunday morning aren't so diametrically opposed.
Along with songs by fellow Cleveland artists the Pagans and X___X, and Akron's Bizarros, Agitated features on a new compilation put together by Soul Jazz – Punk 45: Kill The Hippies! Kill Yourself!
The song we heard is now the first track on "Why the Mountains Are Black," a new compilation of Greek village music produced by King and released by Jack White's label, Third Man Records.
On a new compilation of revolutionary songs released by his United Socialist Party, timed to coincide with the last weeks of a campaign to elect governors and mayors, he sings an ode to a 19th-century rebel leader.
"People, Hell and Angels," a new compilation of a dozen previously unreleased recordings by Jimi Hendrix, will be released by Sony Legacy on March 5, as part of a celebration of the 70th anniversary of Hendrix's birth.
Adrian Shaughnessy — one of the editors of "Manuals 1," a new compilation of vintage design manuals, published by Unit Editions — calls that period "the golden era of identity design".
Adrian Shaughnessy one of the editors of "Manuals 1," a new compilation of vintage design manuals, published by Unit Editions calls that period "the golden era of identity design". It was a time when newly multinational businesses were facing an unfamiliar problem: how to construct a public identity that could unify their sprawling interests.
BOOKS about the author Dawn Powell and a new compilation of her work titled "Dawn Powell at Her Best", edited by Tim Page and published by Steerforth Press, of South Royalton, Vermont.
By John Updike The New Yorker, February 20 , 1995P. 262 BOOKS about the author Dawn Powell and a new compilation of her work titled "Dawn Powell at Her Best", edited by Tim Page and published by Steerforth Press, of South Royalton, Vermont.
