“The Science of Sound is about exploring how sound can communicate across genres, cultures, and traditions,” says Everett. “It’s a collaborative work that honors the strengths of every artist involved, while serving a larger musical vision.”

Milan Records will release the official score album for the biographical drama Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere. The album features the film’s original music composed by Jeremiah Fraites (of the folk band The Lumineers) (The Long Walk). The soundtrack will be released digitally this Friday, October 24 and will be available to stream/download on all major digital music services, including Amazon. As previously reported, Columbia Records will release a separate soundtrack featuring the songs from the movie on December 5. Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere is written and directed by Scott Cooper and stars Jeremy Allen White in the title role of Bruce Springsteen, alongside Jeremy Strong, Odessa Young, Stephen Graham, Paul Walter Hauser, Marc Maron, Gaby Hoffman and David Krumholtz. The drama premiered at this year’s Telluride Film Festival and is being released in theaters nationwide this weekend by 20th Century Studios.

“Quattro Racconti” is a new version of the debut solo album from Wobbler’s Lars Fredrik Frøislie - This time in Italian, with Stefano “Lupo” Galifi from the legendary Museo Rosenbach on vocals! “Fire Fortellinger” became a great success when released in 2023, and when the opportunity for Lars to do one of the songs in Italian with Galifi, he did - and the 10” release of “Un Posto Sotto il Cielo” came out. And later, when Wobbler played a festival in Italy in 2024, Frøislie went to visit Galifi and to record vocals for the rest of the album. The result is stunning!

Produced by Nashville’s Grammy-nominated Dave Brainard (Brandy Clark, Jamey Johnson), Cutting Through the Noise weaves together songs that explore the full spectrum of nostalgia – from its shadowy corners to its brightest moments – along with themes of love, loneliness and deep-rooted authenticity.

PING is back - playing experimental Norwegian rock since last millennium. Inspiration from diverse artists like Zappa, Melvins, Fred Frith, Ween, dEUS, Tom Waits and Wilco can be heard through all albums, combining elements from 60s roots to modern metal and electronica.

The new album "8 Canary Composers", recorded by the renowned Ensemble Phace under the direction of Nacho de Paz, offers an extraordinary journey through the contemporary music of the Canary Islands. Eight composers - Cecilia Diaz Pestano, Dori Diaz Jerez, Gustavo Diaz Jerez, Jose Luis Perdigon de Paz, Laura Vega, Juan Manuel Ruiz, Leandro Martin and Rubens Askenar - present a kaleidoscope of musical languages that reveals the vitality and diversity of today's creativity. Far from regional or stylistic labels, the project invites us to listen to how territory, memory and personal experience live on in contemporary sounds. The works, inspired by motherly love, the sea, science, folklore and spirituality, show multiple ways of experiencing and reinterpreting the music of the islands.

We start by saying “Wow, this is very good,” then we listen again, and we come to the conclusion that Ségui sô (“Return to the Roots”) is an exceptional release. This is great, very great organic fusion between jazz, prog, and West Africa (Dogbo the Montrealer is originally from the Ivory Coast). I put Coubli, the previous album (2021), back in my ears to compare. In this one, Dogbo manifests the West African elements of his musical heritage with more presence. Which results in a relatively more typical blend of Afro-pop and jazz. Ségui sô is of a completely different mould. The fusion of the various roots is deeper and more intrinsic, allowing a completely different tree to emerge, and to bear quite unique fruit. Coubli looked more like a very successful grafting exercise, while Ségui sô is a testament to genetic-level coalescence.

The drums of Marius Couvreur and bass of Otto Kint form the beating heart of the album. Each track has its own distinct groove and character, crafted with meticulous attention to detail. Melancholic and intimate acoustic moments contrast beautifully with the energetic, jam-like feel that characterizes the other end of the album’s spectrum. Saxophonist Elias Storme joins guitarist Rebekka Van Bockstal in using effects, enriching the sonic universe even further.

After a long period of preparation and work, I am delighted to share the news of the upcoming release of my debut monographic album, which will be released by DUX. VISIONS is a journey through my musical visions and worlds, as well as chamber music interpreted by exceptional artists: the Arditti Quartet, Julia Wawrowska, Andreea Chira, Pavel Efremov, and the Nemesis Quartet (Łukasz Dyczko, Karol Mastalerz, Oskar Rzążewski). The album was recorded at the Witold Lutosławski Polish Radio Concert Studio in Warsaw using Dolby Atmos technology, and its sound image was captured by the extraordinary Bartek Gardziński. This is the fulfillment of a great artistic dream I have harbored for years.

King Of The World will join Currington’s Platinum-certified albums Little Bit Of Everything and 2X Platinum Doin’ Somethin’ Right. Produced by Carson Chamberlain, this 10-track project will be Currington’s seventh studio album after dropping Intuition in 2021.

Legendary singer Ronnie Romero is excited to release his new solo album, “Backbone”.

What would you do if you knew the world was ending in five months?

The record Interplay: Duet for One and for the Other brings together two albums for piano and Disklavier — Diagram and Projection and Spring Scenes — which engaged me as pianist, com­poser, and producer throughout 2024 and 2025, and which were conceived as an artistic inquiry into the shifting boundaries between human agency and machine autonomy in the contemporary world. This project was carried out as part of the Second­Level Master’s in Piano “Play&Rec”, directed by Maestro Roberto Prosseda, with the support of Bösendorfer Klavierfabrik GmbH.

Fresh from winning the 19th Chopin competition, here you can find Eric Lu's superb Chopin recordings released together for the first time.

Salvador ‘Tutti’ Camarata was something of a 20th century musical Renaissance Man. During his long life, he was a trumpeter, composer, arranger, producer, and technologically pioneering recording studio owner across many genres of music. His achievements included involvement with some of the most successful bands of the Big Band era, seminal work for Disney in the 1950s and 1960s, arranging for legendary jazz vocalists, involvement at the highest levels of classical music in the US and the UK, and owning recording studios that worked with many of the biggest names in the rock era.