Dodgers' Dive releases The Trilogy: Part II, featuring a mix of rock, blues, and funk. Reflecting Niklas Bursell’s 20-year journey, it combines old and new material.

Dodgers' Dive reissues "The Trilogy: Part I," the first album in a trilogy, with a fresh mastering by KMR Studios that blends classic and modern rock.

Jazz sensation for fifteen years, the South Korean singer Youn Sun Nah, already a gold record in France is known for its exploration of an ever exclusive repertoire: from her original covers of standard rock, folk or song to his compositions with pop accents.

"Last year this album Remembrance and Renewal evolved after a long phase of incredible losses among our family and friends.

Following their 2023 United Kingdom Remembrance tour, The Syracuse University Wind Ensemble returns to the airwaves with two world premiere recordings on ANGELS RISING: MUSIC OF REMEMBRANCE AND LIGHT.

It seems safe to imagine that Zoh Amba has been busy most of her life—the rising Appalachian avant-garde saxophonist positively radiates energy.

The Dark Night Rhapsodies’, like his previous work "Angels in Dystopia" (2022), is filled with his own feelings about world affairs, social problems and young people with an uncertain future.

The music of Jacob Karlzon and Rhani Krija is as diverse in color and form, as geometrically stimulating and exemplary in its figuration as a mosaic.

About this album. Following the critically acclaimed releases “This Short Sweet Life” (2017) and “Leisure & Technology” (2020), “Steady Weather” presents a more refined and layered sound, yet still retains the emotive depth and exploratory spirit that has always defined Torn Sail's work.

"Change" is the name of an album released by Spanky & Our Gang in 1975. It was their final album, released after a brief reunion and featuring a slightly altered lineup.

Where most artists would double down on the sleek, sexy, and smooth-as-onyx darkwave and goth-pop that landed them in the spotlight in the first place, Mareux's sophomore album - Nonstop Romance - is rough and unmannered, completely drunk in love and refusing to walk it off.

2x Grammy Award winning American Jazz vocalist Kurt Elling joins Australia’s most popular Jazz musician James Morrison for a swinging live concert recording made at the famous Birdland jazz venue in New York.

Steve was the first member of Genesis to release a solo album (Voyage of the Acolyte in 1975) before leaving the band in 1977. This new box collects his six Charisma studio albums with Please Don’t Touch and Spectral Mornings utilising the recent Steven Wilson stereo remixes (via the original multi-track tapes). The remaining albums have been newly remastered from the original master tapes. As well as this studio work, The Charisma Years 1975-1983 contains Live at The New Theatre, Oxford 1979, a newly mixed concert recorded on the Spectral Mornings tour and Live at Reading 1981 an LP of Steve’s appearance at the Reading Festival in August, 1981. Finally, a 12-inch live EP is included called I Know What I Like. This features Steve’s band performing the Genesis’ I Know What I Like (in Your Wardrobe) recorded in 1979 at Oxford New Theatre plus several tracks recorded live at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane in November 1979.

Pianist Natalia Ehwald’s debut album on Prospero Classical is dedicated entirely to the composer Franz Schubert. In addition to a selection of his (mainly early) ländler and waltzes, the artist has chosen the late piano sonatas in A major, D664, and B flat major, D960.

Starting point of the disc "Obsessions", the transcriptions of the Fantasy and Fugue BWV 542 by Jean-Sébastien Bach by Tedi Papavrami were the occasion of an exciting exchange with the violinist on the repertoire for solo violin.