Winner of the 2022 Charles Cros Academy Prize for her second album, Varka, French-Greek singer Dafné Kritharas invites us on a musical odyssey between the lands of Byzantium and the shores of the Orient, accompanied by musicians from here and elsewhere. A journey that sings of exile, love, and joy with a pure and heartbreaking voice.

Polica release their new album, Dreams Go, via Memphis Industries. Since their emergence from Minneapolis’ vibrant underground in 2011, Polica has carved out a singular space in electronic indie-pop, blending shadowy synths, pulsating rhythms, and the unmistakable vocal presence of Channy Leaneagh.

Universal Music will issue Above The Clouds: The Collection, a new four-disc deluxe box set that focuses on the solo career of Glenn Frey.

Rianne Downey releases her eagerly anticipated debut album "The Consequence of Love".

Australian soul singer WILSN has released her long-awaited second album Bloom, recorded in New York City with members of Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings, Thee Sacred Souls and Charles Bradley’s band. The album captures the timeless warmth of late-60s soul while declaring a bold new chapter in the Melbourne artist’s career.

Pennsylvania-based multi-instrumentalist Hunter Root releases his new album, "Crooked Home". Shaped by trauma, loss, and resilience, the album is a deeply emotional reckoning that captures Root at his most confessional and unflinching. Alongside the announcement, he shares the first single, “‘94,” a stark portrait of his upbringing and the loss of his brother, who battled both cancer and heroin addiction.

A tribute to the greatest hits of Modern Talking, reinterpreted with his unmistakable voice. Experience the classics in a fresh sound garment that combines nostalgia and modern sounds.

A natural progression from Bobbitt’s collection of singles and EPs, including The Ceiling Could Collapse (2022) and The Half We Still Have (2023), Swimming Towards the Sand is her most cohesive and expansive work to date: a poignant exploration of grief, girlhood, memory, and return.

Geometrical Sardine takes listeners on a daring sonic expedition with Last Flight Before Extinction, released on Produccions BLAU S.L. Fusing electronic precision with organic intensity, the album unfolds as a vivid exploration of rhythm, texture, and emotion—where pulsing beats collide with haunting melodies and atmospheric layers. Each track feels like a dispatch from a world on the brink, balancing urgency with fragile beauty. Boldly experimental yet deeply human, Last Flight Before Extinction captures the sound of survival, transformation, and the enduring will to create amid chaos.

The works of violinist and composer Nicolaus Richter de Vroe (*1955) have been and are regularly performed by the most renowned organisers and festivals of new music.

Winnipeg shoegaze indie-rockers Living Hour with their new album. Produced by Jay Som, Internal Drone Infinity traces the movement of places and people across the boundaries of self, making us into different people, and offering the chance to remember and recover who we become through the process. Known for soft and soaring sonic landscapes, Living Hour now draws harder boundaries within their sound through moments of fuzzy intensity.

Il martirio di Santa Caterina by castrato singer, composer and writer Pier Francesco Tosi is a fine example of the rich tradition of late-Baroque oratorio.

It’s been 50 years since Vince Gill chose a path toward music and left his home in Oklahoma to launch his career — a journey that’s taken him to Kentucky then California and finally Nashville, and, as a touring artist, around the world. It has seen him find success as a member of bands such as Mountain Smoke, Bluegrass Alliance, Boone Creek, Sundance, Pure Prairie League, Rodney Crowell’s Notorious Cherry Bombs, The Time Jumpers and, most recently, the Eagles, and as an iconic recording artist in his own right. Last week, Gill signed a lifetime deal with his longtime label MCA.

Seasoned rocker Terra Lightfoot has a well-earned reputation as a tireless live performer, with a tour history mapped across the globe and awards testifying to every mile logged along the way. To date, Lightfoot's marathon tours have touched down in eight countries across four continents. She also conceived, created, curated, produced and co-headlined The Longest Road Show, an all-female touring revue.

In 2025, the Alan R. Pearlman Foundation celebrates the centennial of its namesake, the electronic visionary whose marvelous ARP synthesizers changed the landscape of music forever. The nonprofit Foundation, in conjunction with Projekt Records, presents SOUL OF THE MACHINE , a 36-track ARPF fundraising compilation: honoring the man and his creations as interpreted by a diverse range of recording artists.