Kenny Drew Trio is the 1956 album by jazz pianist Kenny Drew, Paul Chambers (bass), and Philly Joe Jones (drums) - the trio who would go on the following year to be the rhythm section for the legendary John Coltrane album Blue Train.

Celebrating the 60th anniversary of John Coltrane's masterpiece, A Love Supreme is presented in its mono mix for the first time in over 50 years. Faithfully mastered from the original analog tapes by Ryan K. Smith, pressed on 180-gram vinyl at RTI and housed in a tip-on gatefold jacket. Experience the surprising impact of A Love Supreme in mono: immediate, intense, unforgettable. Featuring the Classic Quartet of pianist McCoy Tyner, bassist Jimmy Garrison and drummer Elvin Jones, A Love Supreme is one of the most honest musical performances put to tape. Its beauty and appeal are timeless.

Ever mindful of the accessibility of his works for amateur musicians, Mozart wrote, in a letter to his father, that his Piano Concertos Nos. 11-14 could be performed 'a quattro', with the accompaniment of string quartet rather than with full orchestra. Ignaz Lachner, a contemporary and associate of Schubert, saw great potential in chamber music arrangements and produced performing versions for piano, string quartet and double bass of many of the Mozart piano concertos.

Perrie announces her hugely anticipated debut solo album, self-titled "Perrie". Releasing 26th September via Columbia Records. "Perrie" is an eclectic and diverse record, with nods to Perrie's Rock'n'Roll-influenced childhood, guitar led tracks, a hint of country, 80s and of course bright, bold pop! The unifying thread is Perrie's strong, soaring vocals that fearlessly grapple with each melody and top note. The 15-track record will include previously released singles, "Forget About Us", "You Go Your Way" and new single, "If He Wanted To He Would".

Emmy-nominated Trumpeter and Vocalist Benny Benack III has quickly become a leading voice in Jazz for his generation, headlining clubs and festivals around the world on the heels of his latest critically acclaimed live album “This Is The Life” which has been garnering thousands of streams and topping the JazzWeek Radio Charts. He is the rare talent who is just as formidable as a fiery trumpeter ranging from Freddie Hubbard to Louis Armstrong and everyone in between, while as a singer he delivers sly, mature, naturally expressive post-Sinatra vocal stylings.

Pene Pati is revered for his “extraordinary gift for producing a golden thread of sound that can swell without strain to magnificence” (The Telegraph) and is instantly recognizable by his “round and sunshine filled voice,” (Le Monde), with his warm and winning personality endearing him to both audience and critics around the world.

Country trio Lady A rings in the season with On This Winter's Night: Volume 2, a heartwarming new holiday album blending timeless classics, fresh takes, and moving collaborations. Highlights include "Wouldn't Be Christmas" a tender original that's destined to become a seasonal favorite, and stirring duets like "Why We Sing Noel" featuring bluegrass legend Ricky Skaggs and "Silent Night" with worship leader Chris Tomlin. With rich harmonies, heartfelt delivery, and a dash of festive flair it's Lady A's gift to the season.

Shear Brass returns with Extraordinary Journey, a vibrant new album celebrating the life and music of jazz legend Sir George Shearing. The recording offers a whistle-stop tour through Shearing's remarkable musical evolution, from his early days in dance band music, through the bebop and cool jazz eras, to the Latin rhythms of the 1950s and the popular vocal collaborations that followed. Punchy new brass arrangements by trumpeter Jason McDermid bring a fresh, contemporary edge while honouring the distinctive charm and elegance of Shearing's sound.

With 'Renaissance', Shani Diluka embarks on an exploration of this historical era's Humanist movement to shed a light on it's legacy through music. The album brings together selections by composers of this time as well as the early Baroque period that followed in it's steps-including Purcell, Domenico Scarlatti, and Handel, as well as Byrd, Eccles, Frescobaldi, Palestrina, and J.S. Bach - to showcase the development of classical music within the larger artistic landscape of the vibrant and pivotal Renaissance period.

Multi-BRIT Award and Mercury Prize nominee Olivia Dean announces her highly-anticipated second album, The Art of Loving, arriving on 26thSeptember via Capitol Records.

Frank Zappa's epic 1975 release 'One Size Fits All' celebrates its 50th Anniversary with a jam-packed multi-disc box set with 75% unreleased material. Official Zappa release #131 contains four CDs that feature the 2012 main album remaster by legend Bob Ludwig along with a disc and a half of studio outtakes, work mixes and relevant Vault nuggets.

'These suites are arguably the music that has accompanied me the longest, and that I have performed the most.

Sonny’s Dream (Birth of the New Cool) is a 1968 album by jazz sax player Sonny Criss, released on Prestige. Featuring cuts written and arranged by Horace Tapscott, Criss is joined by Conte Candoli, Teddy Edwards, Tommy Flanagan, and more. Identified by The Penguin Guide to Jazz as part of their “core collection”, this new edition is released as part of the OJC Series on 180-gram vinyl pressed at RTI with all-analogue mastering from the original tapes at Cohearent Audio and Stoughton Tip-On Jacket.

Multi-platinum chart-topping global pop powerhouse Zara Larsson kicks her boldest era yet into overdrive with her heavily anticipated new album 'Midnight Sun'. Created over the last year with frequent collaborator MNEK, alongside producer Margo XS and songwriter Helena Gao, this album is her best work to-date. Its storytelling bursts with truth and vulnerability, plumbing the depth and growth of Zara's artistry and journey over nearly 20 years in the public eye. It's an album unafraid to show all sides of the 27-year-old: lovestruck, wistful, ambitious, cocky, flippant, and uncertain, often in the same breath.

Sun Triptych is the eagerly-awaited second ECM New Series album by British-Bulgarian composer Dobrinka Tabakova. The first, 2014's String Paths, made an immediate impact, picking up a Grammy Nomination and superlative reviews, The Strad praising its "glowing tonal harmonies and grand, sweeping gestures," while the Washington Times hailed it as an "exciting, deeply moving, original and triumphant" recording.