Unifying Sounds debuts its first album release entitled The Blues Around Us by former Blue Note Records pianist, Chano Domínguez and avant-garde guitarist Ethan Margolis, aka “Emaginario,”. Both artists have dedicated their lives to the human connections found in genre-fusing music. Domínguez hails from Cádiz, Spain and Margolis was raised outside of Cleveland, OH, but their musical bond was founded on the belief that music is meant to connect and to transcend boundaries.

Recorded in just four days, Living In The Light, stands as the most daring—and most rewarding—collection in Tommy’s remarkable catalog. This album fuses his pop, jazz, classical, and roots influences into a virtuosic masterwork as exhilarating as it is intimate.

The legendary singer Salif Keita makes a grand return with So Kono, an acoustic and deeply intimate album.

Monk’D, the new album from Dayna Stephens, will be released October 10 on his in-house label, Contagious Music. Recorded in a single day at the legendary Rudy Van Gelder Studio in Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, the album features pianist Ethan Iverson, tenor saxophonist Stephen Riley, and drummer Eric McPherson in a stripped-down, deeply personal tribute to Thelonious Monk.

37 years after the release of her multi-million selling debut album ‘Ancient Heart’ Tanita Tikaram will release the sequel entitled ‘LIAR (Love Isn’t A Right)’. The long-awaited new album reveals the emotional and societal differences between the woman Tanita was at just 18 when she made ‘Ancient Heart’ to the woman she is today, taking in four decades of life experience. ‘LIAR (Love Isn’t A Right)’ is released on 10 October 2025 via Cooking Vinyl.

Bernie Leadon Reveals First Album in 22 Years, ‘Too Late to Be Cool,’ and Tells How a Reunion With the Eagles Sparked His Slow-Burn Return. For fans who revere the Eagles‘ early days most of all, Bernie Leadon is inextricably tied in with that seminal legacy, as a founding member who helped define their chart-busting country-rock sound for the group’s first four albums before taking his leave in 1975. He definitely did not leave with starry visions of a blockbuster solo career in mind, as the slender discography of releases under his own name since then would indicate. But he’s about to go running down the road again with “Too Late to Be Cool,” his first new release since 2003.

EVERYTHING IS NOW – VOL 1: 1978-1982 is a comprehensive 9-disc boxed set featuring Spandau Ballet's groundbreaking first two albums alongside a wealth of previously unavailable material. It includes a beautiful 44 page book with original photos from fellow Blitz Kid Graham Smith and new commentary from the whole band.

Thibault Noally and his ensemble here reaffirm their love for and expertise in Alessandro Scarlatti's music as they celebrate his anniversary year with his famous and yet mysterious Stabat mater, a work that displays Scarlatti's more intimate side.In Noally's own words, "this is an extreme example of his stylistic eclecticism.

Fantastic new album from tenor saxophonist Jerry Weldon's band - The Summit. This live date reflects Weldon's love of hard swinging, hard bop.

World-renowned tenor saxophonist Grant Stewart is known for his rich tone, swinging phrasing, and deep connection to the jazz tradition. Next Spring is his 5th album for Cellar Music. He is joined by three of his favorite players; Tardo Hammer on piano, Paul Sikivie on bass and Phil Stewart on drums.

French cellist master Vincent Courtois and Swiss piano wizard Colin Vallon are both inclined to combine lyrical melodies with abstract improvisation. The concept of their debut album was influenced by a domestic tragedy, which inspired the title track (A Simple Fall). However, the tone of the album is not defined by the darkness of grief, but by transcendent beauty and pervading melancholy.

We got off tour this summer, camped out at Cross Tie Recordings studio for a week, and made a little something special for y’all.

Ace is the upcoming third[a] studio album by American musician Madison Cunningham.

With her new album, Sol Gabetta shines a spotlight on Lise Cristiani (1825–1853), the first professional female cellist to perform publicly. To mark the 200th anniversary in December 2025 of Lise Cristiani’s birth, Sol Gabetta pays tribute here to a musical trailblazer of great historic significance on her new album, set to be released on October 10 by Sony Classical.

With this eagerly anticipated complete recording of Philip Glass’s Études, Vanessa Wagner offers far more than an album: it is a testament to the deep bond she has forged with a body of piano music that now straddles the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Her reading is embodied, exacting, and profoundly lived-in.