Music giants Jack DeJohnette, Larry Grenadier, John Medeski, and John Scofield, join forces in the electrifying new jazz-meets-rock supergroup, Hudson. Inspired by the beauty and spirit of their home region, New York’s Hudson River Valley, these famed improvisers bring fresh dimensions to Woodstock associated classics by Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Jimi Hendrix and The Band and as well as compelling original compositions. The music also celebrates NEA Jazzmaster Jack DeJonnette’s 75th birthday.

Nathan Davis is an American hard bop jazz multi-instrumentalist who plays the tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, bass clarinet and flute. He is one of the great balladeers of modern jazz. Nathan Davis spent some time living and working in Europe in the mid-'60s before returning to the United States to serve in jazz education. His recordings as a leader have been hard to find, so this 1965 studio session will be a welcome discovery for collectors who can find it.

Dua Lipa's highly anticipated self-titled debut album features guest appearances from Coldplay's Chris Martin and Miguel. The lyrical themes revolve around her personal views of love, rising above, sex and self-empowerment. This Deluxe Editiom expanded with five bonus tracks.

In the late '90s years, Emilia Vecchi - Italian scholar and amateur singer - decided to produce a musical concept album, based upon the theme of the "Night", according especially to the dreaming soul of it. She selected few songs among famous pop and rock hits with the help of the producer Marco Lincetto and then she asked the composer Oscar Del Barba to write a totally new arrangement of these songs. Well known all over the world for the extraordinary quality and originality of his work, Maestro Del Barba wrote a completely new score, that mixes different styles from Classical, to Jazz, to World Music.

"Smokin' in Seattle: Live at the Penthouse 1966" presents previously unreleased live sets by jazz guitar icon Wes Montgomery with the irrepressibly swinging pianist Wynton Kelly and his trio captured live at the Penthouse in Seattle, WA on April 14 and 21, 1966. Recorded less than a year after Wes and Wynton's classic 1965 live album "Smokin' at the Half Note", which guitarist Pet Metheny calls "the absolute greatest jazz guitar album ever made", "Smokin' in Seattle" finds the dynamic duo joined by the solid rhythm section of bassist Ron McClure (Charles Lloyd, Joe Henderson) and legendary drummer Jimmy Cobb.

Good Morning Mr. Blues from Chicago pianist Otis Spann has been cherished by audiophiles over the decades since its initial LP release. Remastered with the proprietary 2xHD Fusion process, it is now available in all high-resolution formats. Recorded in Copenhagen for the Storyville label in 1962 while Spann was on tour with Muddy Waters, the material showcases the pianist in an unusual setting, unaccompanied or in duet with a single supporting guitar.

JoJo's first new album since 2006, "Mad Love", sees the talented singer/songwriter partnering with a number of top pop producers including Max Martin/Wolf Cousins' Oscar Holter (P!nk, Haliee Steinfeld, Tori Kelly), Whiskey Water (Nick Jonas Feat. Demi Lovato), and songwriter Justin Tranter (Selena Gomez, Justin Bieber, Gwen Stefani). Full details - including tracklisting and complete credits - will be unveiled soon. "Mad Love" already made a major impact, more than a year before its official announcement. Both Buzzfeed and Fuse ranked it among their "Most Anticipated Albums" lists, with Buzzfeed noting the release could make JoJo "this year's comeback kid."

Trombone Shortys' Blue Note-debut, "Parking Lot Symphony", captures the spirit and the essence of "The Big Easy", while redefining its sound. Blazing through 70s Funk, Rock, Hip-Hop and R&B, Parking Lot Symphony was produced by Chris Seefried (Andra Day, Fitz and The Tantrums) and features songs co-written by Aloe Blacc, and Alex Ebert (Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros).

Colter Wall is an up-and-coming lonesome country music baritone whose impressive songwriting career is featured here on his debut, self-titled release. Wall’s authentic and personal crooning, coupled with his personal lyric writing, has made him a Nashville darling and personal favourite of famed record producer Dave Cobb.

Harry Styles, (known as a member of the pop boy band One Direction) the highly anticipated self-titled debut album from the global superstar. The ten track album features the lead single "Sign of the Times", which topped the charts in over 80 countries upon its release day. The album debuted atop the UK Albums Chart with first-week sales of almost 57,000 copies, with Styles becoming the second One Direction member to achieve a number one solo album.

Black Sabbath are one of the world’s most popular and enduring heavy metal bands and are constantly credited with inventing and defining the genre. To this day, the world of metal - fans and artists alike - cites Sabbath as being both influential and inspirational. "The Ten Year War" is 8-album box set brings together the first eight Sabbath studio albums in one place, plus a swathe of other rarities, and celebrates the band’s achievements on the stage, in the studio and in the public eye. Featuring 2009 Remaster.

This debut from Etta James, released in 1961, launched her solo career thanks to the hit title track which became her signature song and was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1999. In addition to several pop and jazz standards, the album includes three other top five R&B singles, leading to the record's inclusion on the Rolling Stone list of the top 500 albums of all time.

"Dream of You", the third studio album by Helen Merrill, was arranged and conducted by Gil Evans. This recording immediately preceded the first of Evans' famous albums with Miles Davis, "Miles Ahead". In 1987, Merrill and Evans reunited to record new versions of the same songs for the album Collaboration. This reissue of "Dream of You" includes additional tracks.

"The Complete Them 1964-67", the three disc anthology, billed as the most thorough collection of Van Morrison's early studio and live performances ever assembled. This is the first release via an exclusive licensing deal struck between Sony Music Entertainment's catalogue division Legacy Recordings and Morrison's own Exile Productions earlier this year. The set consists of all the tracks recorded for "The Angry Young Them" (1965) and "Them Again" (1966) albums, plus singles, demos, live sessions, rarities and alternate takes from the period 1964-1967, many of which are previously unreleased. All tracks on "The Complete Them 1964-1967" have been newly remastered for this collection, ensuring the best possible listening experience for both new and seasoned fans of Van Morrison.

"Swing, Swang, Swinging" is an album by American saxophonist Jackie McLean recorded in 1959 and released on the Blue Note label. This album is a straight ahead affair in which he mostly puts his stamp on standards. Few versions of "Let's Face The Music And Dance" and "I Love You" have ever had this much intensity and, when McLean digs into the ballad "What's New", he gives it a fiery passion that had never been heard before. Jackie McLean not only swings and swangs but he burns with the urgency, agony and ecstasy of the 1960s.