The groundbreaking, enduringly influential artist Mark Stewart presents his eighth solo album The Fateful Symmetry, a vital new masterwork completed shortly before his untimely passing in April 2023.

Fade Evare are an electronic alt-pop four-piece from Melbourne, formed around siblings Mira and Tori Holleman (formerly of Retiree). They deal in dubby, bass-heavy arrangements, blended with hypnotic, trip-hop production, and fresh pop textures. Think Portishead, Massive Attack and The xx, in 2025.

Signing with FatCat Records in 2022, and having released four singles to date, Nottingham-based Midnight Rodeo have now delivered their debut album, “Chaos Era”.

In the wake of Bach and Handel, Felix Mendelssohn and his sister Fanny Hensel leave some of the most sumptuous choral pages of the first half of the nineteenth century. In the shadow of Paulus and Elias, the testamentary Christus, unfinished at his death, forms with them a veritable trilogy. Fanny's youthful cantata Lobgesang, composed for her son Sebastian's first birthday, is the joyful and festive counterpoint.

The reign of Elizabeth I (1558–1603) and her successor James I (1603–1625) saw a golden age of English lute music. This enchanting compilation of the album „Consort of two“ by the Icelandic harpist and singer Sólveig Thoroddsen Jónsdóttir and the Costa Rican lutenist Sergio Coto Blanco dates from this period. Aside from solo literature, the repertoire here presented includes lute duos – a combination that gained great popularity in the 16th century. Here the works are played with lute and triple harp. This is based on the long tradition of harps and lutes playing together, as shown in images as early as the 15th century. Particularly noteworthy are the four works in the genre of consort songs (lute, harp and voice), which have a special charm thanks to the clear voice of Sólveig Thoroddsen Jónsdóttir – well worth listening to!

Fay Claassen was born in 1969 in Nijmegen The Netherlands. Before she devoted herself to singing, she followed courses at the academy of ballet. Subsequently she studied at the academy of acting after which she finally opted for singing. She completed her study at The Royal Conservatory in The Hague in Holland with remarkable distinctions for jazz-timing and vocal improvisation.

Marked by the relative freedom regained after the death of Stalin, Shostakovich's quartets n°6 to 12 were written between 1956 and 1968. In this second volume of his complete work, the Cuarteto Casals explores this great decade when the composer never ceases to innovate, trying his hand at structures with geometries and always new ideas. A great page in the history of the string quartet of the twentieth century!

Reed Tetzloff made his Lincoln Center debut with the Mannes Orchestra at Alice Tully Hall, and his New York solo recital debut at Merkin Hall, both in 2012. He has also performed concerti with the the Lake Superior Chamber Orchestra, the Mississippi Valley and Minnesota Orchestras, the Moscow Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra, the Rochester Philharmonic; and the Cincinnati, Tbilisi, Queens, and Wayzata Symphonies.

Pacific Triptych for piano was completed in August of 2019. It is based on an earlier unperformed version for full orchestra completed in 2006. So, the piano version recorded here acts as a premiere. As implied by the title, it’s a three-movement score based on contrasting sections that reflect the majesty of the Pacific Coast, especially the drama of the ocean and the endless sky above.

Acclaimed concert violinist Rachel Barton Pine, sought-after pianist Orion Weiss, and the multiple Grammy Award-winning Pacifica Quartet join forces for their new album French Impressions: Chamber Music by Chausson & Tailleferre, celebrating captivating works by French composers Ernest Chausson and Germaine Tailleferre, whose chamber music deserves greater attention on recordings.

Recorded in Jeremy Loops' home studio in Cape Town, South Africa ‘Feathers and Stone’ is an organic response to a world increasingly shaped by digital and artificial sounds, and showcases Jeremy's depth as an artist and a songwriter.

Violinist Max Zorin is an internationally recognized performer, educator, and artistic leader. Critically acclaimed for his compelling interpretations and dynamic artistry, he has appeared at renowned venues worldwide and collaborated with distinguished musicians across genres.

After a long concert tour in North America and the south of Spain, Michael Kevin Jones and Henry Wong Doe have recorded Rachmaninoff & Prokofiev: Cello & Piano Sonatas, two master pieces from the cello & piano romantic repertoire.

Kesha’s new album, "." (Yes, it's just a period.) is an unapologetic declaration of artistic freedom and fearless authenticity. With over 3 billion streams, 10 Top 10 hits, four #1 pop radio singles, and two chart-topping albums, this two-time Grammy nominee has consistently redefined the boundaries of pop music. Now, independently releasing under her own label, Kesha Records, she’s liberated from constraints, taking complete ownership of her voice and vision. On . (PERIOD) Kesha transcends pop norms to create a raw, daring, and intensely personal sonic journey with the entire project conceived, co-produced and written by Kesha. It’s more than an album—it's a defiant act of self-expression, refusing to adhere to expectations or play it safe. Unfiltered, audacious, and vibrant, this record finds Kesha at her most powerful, turning her experiences into unapologetic art. Breaking free and fully in control, . (PERIOD) isn’t just music— it's Kesha unfiltered, fearless, with a spiked heel at the neck of pop culture.

Composer James Woodhall presents Full of Grace, a deeply expressive new choral album that moves between the intimate and the exultant. Drawing inspiration from sacred texts, ancient prayers, and moments of divine revelation, this collection weaves together contemporary choral writing with timeless spiritual themes.