"Classics for the Heart : Love" by Steve Anderson is a beautifully curated collection of piano arrangements that brings to life the emotional depth of masterpieces by composers such as J.S. Bach, Handel, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Liszt, Chopin, and Tchaikovsky.

BMG will release the official soundtrack album for the fantasy epic Red Sonja. The album features the film’s original music composed and produced by Sonya Belousova & Giona Ostinelli (One Piece, The Witcher).

Christian grew up in Perstorp, a small and tight-knit community in the southernmost part of Sweden. “A blue-collar and extremely sleepy town with sports as the only past-time option,” as Christian describes it.

After years in Brooklyn fronting americana rock band Cheyenne, singer and songwriter Beau Jennings was in search of a new backing band upon returning to his home in Oklahoma.

MALTHUSIAN sign to Relapse Records and unearth their deathly opus, The Summoning Bell.

Netflix Music will release a new soundtrack album for the streamer’s anthology series Black Mirror.

An instrumental band formed in 2019. Their unique sound characterized by jazz rooted influences and catchy melodies that leave a lasting impression has been attracting attention from a wide audience.

GRAMMY-winning vocalist, pianist, and songwriter Nicole Zuraitis shows she is a one-of-a-kind artist with the release of her first concert album, Live at Vic’s, recorded at the eponymous Las Vegas jazz club.

or Kai Craig, music is a pathway reaching deep into the past and far into the future, spanning generations and international boundaries with ease.

You Better Believe It! is an album within the collection of demo recordings by legendary songwriter Doc Pomus, created in collaboration with Mort Shuman and other musicians. The music offers a unique window into Pomus’ creative process, whose songs defined the sound of early rock ‘n’ roll and the Brill Building era. The tracks, including the titular «You Better Believe It», range from heartfelt ballads to vibrant rock ‘n’ roll melodies, showcasing Pomus’ knack for crafting hits for artists like Elvis Presley, Ray Charles, and The Drifters. The album is steeped in nostalgia and authenticity, capturing the spirit of the 1950s and 1960s.

Viva Doc Pomus: Songs For Elvis (The Demos) is a collection of demo recordings crafted by legendary songwriter Doc Pomus and his collaborator Mort Shuman specifically for Elvis Presley. The album features iconic tracks like «Viva Las Vegas», «(Marie’s The Name) His Latest Flame», and «She’s Not You», alongside songs that Elvis never recorded, offering historical insight. Primarily performed by Shuman, the demos have been meticulously restored from original acetates with the approval of the Pomus estate. The music captures the energy and spirit of early rock ‘n’ roll, showcasing Pomus’ gift for crafting melodies that became timeless classics. The album immerses listeners in the creative process, revealing how hits for the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll were born.

You Can’t Hip A Square: The Doc Pomus Songwriting Demos is a remarkable collection of demo recordings by legendary songwriter Doc Pomus, whose work shaped the sound of early rock ‘n’ roll and the Brill Building era. The album features previously unreleased tracks performed by Pomus himself, his longtime collaborator Mort Shuman, and notable figures like Ellie Greenwich, Scott Fagan, and Phil Spector. Spanning tender, heartfelt ballads to gritty, upbeat compositions, the music showcases Pomus’ genius in crafting songs that became classics for artists like Elvis Presley, Ray Charles, and The Drifters.

Modern Times is the latest album by New York-based keyboardist and producer Mike Di Lorenzo, a masterful blend of contemporary jazz, soul, and R&B. The album is filled with sophisticated arrangements, where Di Lorenzo’s leading piano intertwines with smooth guitar lines and modern rhythms, creating an atmosphere perfect for relaxation or inspiration. It features standout vocal collaborations with artists like Sonna Rele and Anna Moore, adding emotional depth and warmth. Reflecting Di Lorenzo’s versatility, the album draws on his extensive experience performing with legends like Whitney Houston and Bo Diddley, delivering a refined yet accessible soundscape that captures the spirit of urban life.

For Don't Like You, Cheater Slicks acquired the production services of friend and fan Jon Spencer (Pussy Galore, Jon Spencer Blues Explosion). Spencer also trades places with vocalist Dana Hatch on "Sensitive Side," his zonked-out, stoner ode to the band (Hatch sounds almost as stoned on the Johnny Thunders-like "Should I"). The entire enterprise could be considered a bit of a family affair, as Spencer's longtime compatriot, Jerry Teel (the Honeymoon Killers), also lends his services on harmonica (the smokin' "Motherlode") and recording. (Boss Hog's Cristina Martinez would seem to be the only key "family" member missing.) The results are more successful than not – especially the opening Scientists-inspired distortion blast, "Feel Free" – but there's possibly a little more variety here than necessary. Spencer's song, for instance, would have worked better at the end of the recording or even as a bonus track (along with the actual bonus, a spoken word bit). From a sequencing standpoint, it just doesn't fit as comfortably with the rest of the material as it could. That quibble aside, this is one of Cheater Slicks' finest releases in a long and varied career.

Captured on their massive 50th anniversary tour, The Big Five-0 Live is a no-holds-barred celebration of one of Australia’s greatest-ever bands. Recorded at their Sidney Myer Music Bowl shows in November, 2024 these releases capture Cold Chisel in peak form - raw, loud, emotional, and still unmatched on stage. High-voltage performances, amplified by a crowd singing every word. 2CD set featuring 28 songs.