Following the critically acclaimed reception of his debut album “Ambrosia” (2023), inspired by Dante’s Divine Comedy and according to JazzNu “An impressive album”, Dutch drummer and composer Ruud Voesten now presents “Ambrosia II”.

Sabine McCalla creates her own version of multi-cultural American roots music with Don't Call Me Baby. Produced by Sam Doores of the Deslondes, it's a debut album that crosses borderlines, pulling everything from Brazilian samba to southern soul to British rock & roll into its orbit.

Many of Sergej Rachmaninov's works have been influenced by myths and stories from his native Russia, but also by pictures, fairy tales and works of art from other cultures. 'Sergej Rachmaninov: Pictures and Fairy Tales' is a selection of twelve Preludes and Etudes-Tableaux whose inspiration and intensity of expression stand out.

Anne Murray's Greatest Hits is the second compilation album by the Canadian country pop artist of the same name, released in 1980 via Capitol Records.

For the holidays, MULTI-PLATINUM star Gabby Barrett delivers the deluxe version of her festive collection, Carols and Candlelight (Deluxe). A lovingly curated selection of classic Christmas carols, time-honored Advent hymns, and joyous songs of celebration, the expanded release adds two popular movie songs to the tracklist: her stunning rendition of the hit "Where Are You Christmas" on the 25th Anniversary of Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and the heartwarming "When Christmas Comes To Town" from The Polar Express.

For the holidays, MULTI-PLATINUM star Gabby Barrett delivers the deluxe version of her festive collection, Carols and Candlelight (Deluxe). A lovingly curated selection of classic Christmas carols, time-honored Advent hymns, and joyous songs of celebration, the expanded release adds two popular movie songs to the tracklist: her stunning rendition of the hit "Where Are You Christmas" on the 25th Anniversary of Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas, and the heartwarming "When Christmas Comes To Town" from The Polar Express.

"In the summer of 1983, a reimagined version of the James Newton Quartet emerged onto the European jazz scene. Promoter/Booking Agent Stephan Meyner, also the artistic director of Minor Music Recording Company, organized the Quartet’s tour.

Experience the magical sound of Celtic Woman this holiday season.

Following the release of his seventh studio album A Modern Day Distraction last year, Jake Bugg is back with a very special deluxe repack of the celebrated record.

"The Doraemons - In the Court of the Crimson King (2025)" is a recent album released by the artist "The Doraemons" on October 20, 2025. It is a 42-minute, 5-song album that includes tracks like "21st Century Schizoid Man" and "The Court Of The Crimson King". The title is a reference to the 1969 album by the progressive rock band King Crimson.

One could easily characterize Vancouver-based keyboardist and composer Noah Franche-Nolan as a restless artist. Fortunately, both for him and for audiences, his deep penchant for roving exploration is matched by his keen-eared versatility.

Break what breaks you: Just a few months after the spectacular relaunch of “I Just Wanna Be A Sound”, Berlin's rock royalty Kadavar are back with K.A.D.A.V.A.R. - a kind of second debut album. On it, the band combines the riff-lust of their early days with the creativity of the new four-piece constellation. And can happily report: The fun of music is back for good.

With this album, Trio Fibonacci takes us on a journey through the meditative and deeply human universe of Ludovico Einaudi, a master of contemporary minimalism. His works, built around repetitive motifs and subtle harmonic variations, open up a space for contemplation and pure emotion. Many of the pieces presented here have been specially adapted by Trio Fibonacci for duo or trio, bringing new vibrancy and emotional depth to the music while remaining true to the spirit of the composer.

The third collaboration between mezzo-soprano Olivia Vermeulen and Jan Philip Schulze (piano/synthesizer), In Heaven follows their earlier themed albums Dirty Minds and Hello Darkness, albums which were highly rated and won for instance an Edison Award and a Preis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik. While the first two albums explored earthly themes of eroticism and mortality, this programme turns upward toward the heavens. The concept imagines a cosmic odyssey, blending art song, contemporary music, pop, and psychedelic classics into a voyage through utopian visions, distant planets, and the eternal human fascination with space. Interspersed with NASA sound recordings, the album situates the listener between heaven and earth, fantasy and reality, intoxication and transcendence.

In 1735, Porpora challenged Handel in London with Polifemo, a work that still resonates today as a vibrant ode to triumphant love. On the bewitching shores of Sicily, Galatea falls in love with the mortal Acis.