One of the best live blues albums of all time from the spokesman of the Blues.

Many musicians possess elements of genius, but it was the great Ray Charles who so fully embodied the term that it was bestowed upon him as a nickname.

This album is a collection of recordings that I made during my "Ambient Night" sessions. Each of the four long-form tracks has a very slow pace and builds up sound layer by sound layer. Pads and minimalistic melodies from the Sequential Prophet 10, OB-6, and Pro-2 are accompanied by sequences from the Moog synthesizers, modular system, and Waldorf Iridium.

"Of All Joys" – the new record from the Grammy Award-winning string ensemble – is their attempt to recapture all that, and to revel in the beauty and wonder of great works from both the minimalist and Renaissance eras. “Ultimately,” says cellist Andrew Yee, “it is about the joy of coming together and making something that is more beautiful than you can make yourself.”

Norman Washington "Junior" Giscombe (born 6 June 1957)[1] is an English singer-songwriter often known as Junior who was one of the first British R&B artists to be successful in the United States. He is best known for his 1982 hit single, "Mama Used to Say".

British blues-rock guitarist, singer and songwriter Aynsley Lister releases his eighth studio album "Along For the Ride" in November 2022.

The American Songbook Vol. 1 is a refined and intimate tribute to the golden era of American jazz standards.

"Philip Glass - Metamorphosis" is a musical work, specifically an album, composed by Philip Glass and performed by Charles Boguinia. It was released on May 19, 2025. The album consists of five pieces, all titled "Metamorphosis" followed by a number (e.g., "Metamorphosis: One," "Metamorphosis: Two").

Glass Gaze is the bold and captivating new album from French classical guitar duo Roxane Elfasci and Baptiste Erard, joined by dynamic percussionist Théo Lampérier. Reimagining Philip Glass’s iconic Piano Etudes for two guitars and percussion, the trio breathes new life into twelve selected pieces, creating a sonic landscape where minimalism meets contemporary textures.

Recorded on a Fazioli piano, this programme of old and new classics highlights Ignas Maknickas' extraordinary sensitivity to the nuances of colour, texture, and lyricism that lie latent in both the score and the instrument. An especially interesting feature of the programme is the five miniatures for piano by Lithuanian composer, Alvidas Remesa, based on the Christian mystical concept of stigmata - a challenge for any pianist's sense of touch, drama, and transcendence. This is a debut album not to be missed.

This album is a collections of compositions for tenor sax, recorded with different musicians I have been so lucky to work with over both short and long periods. It´s not a best of album, but it points out some new directions in my music. Even if songs like „Rit again“ goes way back, the time frame of recording this material is 2017-2022.

The quartet maintains their usual roles, with their usual flexibilities too; Jusell on violin, Prymek on guitars, Sage on keys and percussion, Shiroishi on saxophones. It’s not unusual for members to veer far from their allotted lanes though; Jusell may suddenly erupt on vibraphone, or Sage may curl through a song on warbling clarinet, Shiroishi’s serene voice is more angelic and more prominently featured than ever, and Prymek’s ambient Americana touches lend the album a shimmering and pastoral delicacy.

Pianist Jenny Lin follows two highly acclaimed albums of music by Philip Glass with a recording of the Piano Sonata, a dramatic work featuring his hallmark polyrhythms.

The prolific Greg Foat returns with a new synthesizer soundscape double album that lands somewhere between an epic chillout record and a groovy jazz fusion opus. Recorded during the 2020 lockdown. This is the follow up to 'Photosynthesis', featuring drummer Morgan Simpson (Black Midi).

Lutenist Thomas Dunford’s first project for Warner Classics is a complete Handel programme with his Ensemble Jupiter, and his longstanding musical partners Lea Desandre and lestyn Davies. The album stems from Dunford's desire to bring together these two sublime voices and tell a love story through Handel’s most beautiful spiritual music. During the pandemic, Thomas and Lea went through Handel's entire English-language oeuvre to build a narrative Dunford has dubbed ‘a Baroque West Side Story’. The album features arias from Semele, Theodora, Saul, Susanna, Esther, and more.