Growing up in the sound system culture of Leeds in England, George spent a fiver, courtesy of his mum, on a battered old speaker box he named “Echo45”. That box led him to Kevin Harper, a founding member of Nightmares on Wax, a chance meeting that would change the course of his life. With the latest music “Echo45 Sound System”, Nightmares On Wax takes that lineage a step further—a mixtape that feels like both a celebration and a declaration. It's a living, sound system journey inspired by the original “Echo45” speaker box that merges soul, roots, hip-hop, dub, and electronic textures with a fearless spirit. Featuring a carefully curated ensemble of collaborators—including Yasiin Bey, Greentea Peng, Sadie Walker, Liam Bailey, and more—the record doesn’t just reflect where Nightmares on Wax has been. While deeply rooted in his origins, sound system culture, and pirate radio, it boldly announces where he’s going.

Multi-platinum GRAMMY® Award-winning four-piece Little Big Town are giving us an early holiday gift with their first-ever Christmas album, The Christmas Record. Released through Capitol Nashville, the album contains 5 original songs amongst classic covers, and was produced by Dave Cobb.

Fire of God’s Love is the legendary 1973 album by Australian nun Sister Irene O’Connor—a sincere, soulful, and unconsciously psychedelic song sequence devoted to self-reflection and awakening the spirit within. A collection of original folk spirituals written by and channelled through O’Connor with guitar, electric organ, drum machine and her angelic voice, the album was recorded and mixed in an astonishingly futuristic fashion by fellow nun and recording engineer Sister Marimil Lobregat. This edition from Freedom To Spend is the first authorized reissue of this holy grail since 1976; the album restored and remastered with love from the best available sources by Jessica Thompson.

Released in 1966 on Verve Records, Jimmy & Wes (The Dynamic Duo), captures the only full-length studio collaboration between Hammond B3 organist Jimmy Smith and guitarist Wes Montgomery.

Józef Wieniawski, younger brother of Henryk, was a prolific Polish composer and virtuoso pianist renowned throughout Europe.

Ben Palmer is one of the world’s foremost film-with-orchestra and film music conductors, in demand in concert halls and recording studios across the globe.

On the snow-swept island of Skiathos, a miraculous Christmas Eve unfolds. Weaving together spoken word with song, this recording brings to life To Christ, at the Castle by the Dostoevsky of Greece, Alexandros Papadiamantis.

The elegant and versatile pianist Young Hyun Cho continues her ambitious project to record all 32 Beethoven Sonatas with this double album that includes Sonatas 1-4, 19, and 20 on two CDs.

Commissioned from Vivaldi by the French Ambassador to Venice to commemorate the marriage of Louis XV and the Polish Princess Marie Leszczynska in September 1725, this wedding serenata was no doubt performed in the Ambassador’s gardens at a sumptuous celebration featuring music, dance, festivities and fine dining.

Alto returns Sir Colin Davis and the London Symphony Orchestra’s critically acclaimed recordings of Jean Sibelius’ Symphonies Nos 2 & 5 to international availability.

Terra Nova, the second opus in the Poema series, explores themes of the search for meaning and the human experience.

Multi-instrumentalist musician, Manon Papasergio chooses the vast universe of early music to let the different facets of her musical personality flourish.

Named Jazz Instrumentalist of the Year (Jazz FM Awards, 2025), Mark Kavuma has earned a reputation as a leading figure in British jazz.

Founded in 2015 by Bard College, TŌN is a graduate program that is training the next generation of music professionals to become creative ambassadors of classical music.

Opera’s greatest stories are still being written, here and now.